Small Dairy Is Not Drudgery in Profitable Industry
The article argues that dairying remains a thriving global industry driven by indirect profits from cow manure and soil fertility. It notes many farmers dislike the work, but successful dairymen study problems, keep good cows, and see growth as the dairy sector expands alongside corn farming and hog production on alfalfa.
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I. P. Whitney
Washington Experiment Station
United States
Notes from the Experiment Stations on Corn and Rainfall
R W Thatcher notes from the Washington Experiment Stations describe corn profitability in northwestern regions with 15 inches or more of annual rainfall. He warns rainfall above 18 inches supports crop rotation with wheat, while drier years reduce wheat yield. He mentions summer fallowing as a possible practice for 15 inches or less.
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Central West States
Washington Experiment Station
R. W. Thatcher
Washington
Canada field peas as green manure for eastern Washington
The passage explains growing Canada field peas across eastern Washington where rainfall exceeds 15 inches. Peas yield up to three tons per acre of air dry material, usable as green manure when plowed under after about 100 days. Seeding rate is 1.5 bushels per acre on dry land, with shallow plowing or drill sowing three to four inches deep.
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Canada Field
Washington
Canada
Fate of a Speeene Gunner Bigwood at a Banquet Arrest
The millionaire Gunner Bigwood began a banquet trip but was arrested for speeding. He faced a fine and mock roasting instead of wine and toasts.
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Gunner—Bigwood
Guyer
Gunner
Forbidden blackberry patch sparks quiet romance
Miss Catherine Colvin and Madison Brinkley bridge years of distance through a shared harvest. A shy meeting at the fence leads to a note, a dawn gift, a prank bonfire, and a public false wedding toast, ending with a quiet embrace as they confirm mutual affection.
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Catherine
Colvin
Madson
Brinkley
Madison
Maldigon O
Colvins
Miss Colvin
Dream Saves a Life Conviction Overturned After Alibi Dream
Des Moines Iowa George Weems once on death row for the murder of L B Ridpath will be released after new testimony and a dream recounted by his father led Governor Drake to commute the sentence from death to life. The alibi witness vanished, later reappearing to support the case.
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Des Moines
George Weems
Fort
Kitty Leary
Adel
George
Weems
Drake
A. B. Cummins
Iowa
Cat Survives Gas Explosion After Drowning and Poison Plots
In Westfield New Jersey a cat rescued by two boys survived attempts to drown and poison it. Patrolman John Roscrans then gas exploded a tank, burning his clothing and whiskers, before bystanders freed him. The cat was unharmed and active at the police station.
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Westfield
N.J
John Roscrans
Elizabethtown
Roscrans
Roscians
Seattle Woman Injures Hand Using Shotgun In Hammer Mishap
Miss Hannah Lundden lacking a hammer used a loaded shotgun cartridge as a hammer to drive tacks. A blast split her thumb and finger, wounding her right hand. She was taken to Seattle General Hospital where doctors feared possible loss of the hand.
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Seattle
Wash
Hannah Lunden
Seattle General Hospital
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