Urge Army of 500000 Brands Germany's Course
The notice calls for a large armed campaign as a wartime strategy against humanity, asserting that the United States will not tolerate such aggression. It states a dramatic mobilization plan with emphasis on national resolve and international repercussions.
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Wilson calls for war against German government not people
President Wilson in a Congress address declares German submarine warfare a war against mankind and urges Congress to declare war on the German government. He cites unrestricted sinking of ships, including neutral and relief vessels, and calls for full mobilization, allied cooperation, and defense readiness to secure democracy worldwide.
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Call More Guards for Police Duty
Washington The War Department Monday called into federal service the following National guard organizations for police purposes Second West Virginia infantry Fourth Virginia Infantry and Battery D Field artillery Virginia.
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Pleas for Patriotism War Declaration Introduced in House
President Wilson urged Congress to declare a state of war with Germany and to mobilize an army of at least 600000 men. Representative Flood introduced a joint resolution declaring belligerency and authorizing defense steps and war actions. Champ Clark elected Speaker amid dramatic session as votes totaled 217 to 205.
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Cuban Rebels Surrender in Oriente Province
In Havana authorities report that between 500 and 600 rebels under Rigoberto Fernandez in Oriente province surrendered to Col. Varona 1 Guantanamo. The capitulation ends ongoing rebel resistance and marks a major compliance event in the region.
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Business of raising purebred stock at Kansas farm event
Frank D. Tomson argues that purebred cattle farming demands steady effort and knowledge of ancestry. He stresses selecting sires to match a desired type, maintaining uniformity to preserve pedigree and market value, and notes competition favors improved, registered stock over inferior cattle.
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Calf Rearing Tips Boost Health and Profit
A Minnesota experiment station expert outlines early calf care from birth to six weeks, including navel treatment and milk feeding schedules. The discussion compares keeping calves with cows versus separation, then details gradual transition to skim milk and full feeds, concluding heifers can be profitable beef stock alongside steers.
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Proper Handling of Heifers as Feeders
Heifers properly handled in the feedlot can yield as well as steers, say feeders noted for top stock. Killers claim that when fed with steers and of right quality, heifers will produce a comparable yield.
Soft Sided Eggs Hint at Feeding Gaps in Hens
When hens begin to lay soft shelled eggs it signals a potential feed deficiency. The common cause is a lack of shell making material, prompting farmers to evaluate minerals and diet to improve shell quality.
Gritting Chickens From Oyster Shells and Egg Shells
Farmers advised to provide chickens with grit to aid digestion. Use oyster shells plaster or broken eggshells as sources. Ensure grit helps grinding feed and supports healthy digestion.
It Pays in Dollars to Be Kind to Sows
Kansas State extension expert Carl J Thompson notes kindness to hogs has economic value. Sows panic at farrowing, may trample pills, weather affects need for timely aid, calm sows ease assistance, and litter survival hinges on prompt care and a well bedded, comfortable environment with guard rails in the farrowing house.
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Hue Hundry
Kansas State Agricultural College
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Ideal Fowls for Brooding In Kansas State Poultry Plant
Cochin bantam hens are ideal for brooding says N L Harris superintendent of the poultry plant at Kansas State Agricultural College. Their setting tendency quiet disposition and light weight make them desirable for main brooding tasks.
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Kansas State Agricultural College
Hens Prefer Beets and Mangels Over Cabbage for Eggs
Birds show a preference for beets and mangles over cabbage, though cabbage is not ideal as a sole feed. Eggs may be affected in quality if hens are fed only cabbage. beets and mangles are considered better feed choices.
Crates for Pet Stock Shipment Details
Readable notes describe pet stock crates made smaller at the bottom and shut on all sides. The fragmentary text specifies crate construction for safe transport. No dates, people, or places are provided in the readable portion.
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