Rise and Fall of Henry Miller Desert King of California
A long biographical piece detailing Henry Miller, born Helriet Mueller, who built a vast California empire through cattle, land, and water rights from the 1850s to his death in 1916. It traces his rise from a German butcher to a dominant rancher, his legal battles over water and estates, the 1910 bond purchase to unite heirs, and the complex inheritance and trust arrangements that shaped his holdings and legacy.
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Cooperative egg marketing reform in Portland district
The article details a cooperative effort by egg producers led from a Portland base to stabilize prices and storage, forming a central market with contracts and standard packing. It notes shipments to eastern markets, rapid membership growth, and a stock-based structure with common and preferred shares to fund operations and price stability.
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Selecting Bean and Pea Seed in Autumn
Readable notes describe harvesting dried bean and pea seeds in autumn. Mentions selecting ripened pods, drying shells, storing in sacks, and avoiding seed contamination. Advises separating healthy seeds from diseased or damaged ones and keeping storage in a cool, dry place.
Handling Brussels Sprouts in Winter Storage
A note on preserving Brussels sprouts through winter. Dig them up and bring indoors when cold snaps threaten. Store in earth, blocks, or cellar and harvest as soon as sprouts are large enough for use.
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Scat ter grain for poultry flocks
Agricultural note explains why scattered grain on a large surface ensures equal access for hens. It warns against hens that crowd and hog food, causing uneven distribution and overfat birds, and recommends letting birds work to obtain their share.
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