Farm Advice and Rural Science Across July Food and Stock
Practical notes on crop care livestock breeding and farm gear from seed beds to milking. Guidance covers peach borers spraying Bordeaux mix seed cleaning fanning mills and handling goats sheep cows and horses. The piece cites government statistics on dairy manufacturing and profiles the planned National Corn Exposition in Chicago with prizes and key officers.
Dual purpose cow or special dairy cow debate
A speaker argues dairy efficiency over dual purpose cattle, urging investment in pure bred dairy sires and careful heifer selection to boost milk production, soil fertility, and farm profitability. He warns against beef-focused breeding on premium lands and stresses long term dairy dominance with progressive crossbreeding.
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Pruning Rules for Young Orchard Trees
Some Object Lessons in Pruning outlines proper pruning of young orchards. It advises four years of shaping to form a balanced head, opening the center for sun and air, and details specific cuts for one and two year old trees and how to orient the lowest branch to southwest to resist sun scald and winds. It emphasizes cutting back to buds and adjusting lengths to form a sturdy leader.
Profitable Feeding of Skim Milk to Hogs
Experiments fed hogs 3 6 9 and 12 pounds of skim milk per pound of grain. Nine pounds of milk per pound of grain gave best grain saving and similar daily gain to higher milk use. Profitability depends on grain and milk prices and local conditions.
Descent Into Death Valley Shaft Ends With Nasty Bite
Olive Roberts, a famed Pacific coast mining expert, recounts a January expedition to two Panamint Range mines near Death Valley. He describes being lowered into a shaft filled with hundreds of rattlesnakes and bats, sustaining bites and a harrowing struggle before being hoisted to safety.
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Pacific Slope
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Herald Square
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Jugo County
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Mojave
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Woman's Gorpses Ride Train to Kansas City Burial
Prairie Du Sac Wis Mrs Harry Sawyer former resident of this state was on a trip with her son and his wife to a married daughter in Kangaa City when heart failure killed her on a sparsely occupied train. The couple concealed the death for two days, speaking as if she remained alive, then arranged funds for an undertaker in Kansas City before bringing the body for interment.
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Harry Sawyer
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Letle
Agaconda
Mout
Kangaa City
Daugther
Kansas City
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