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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1916
Page
6
County commissioners met in session to discuss equalization of taxes and assessments, hear petitions from residents and businesses, and consider warrants and property matters. The meeting covered tax adjustments, district concerns, and adjourned with routine court and clerk duties noted for subsequent proceedings.
The Santa Fe County Board of Commissioners met in regular session with all members present. They reduced numerous property assessments including Ortiz Grant from 63,000 to 52,000 acres and cut penalties on Francisco Lopez taxes for 1907–1915, while approving a lower valuation for H H Dorman lot and scheduling a road opening hearing for July 9.
Analyzes how special milk should be defined and marketed as a clean safe product of high standard. Argues that dealers must uphold rigorous quality, substantiated claims, and a strong commitment to public confidence to grow demand for superior milk grades. Notes current low adoption and hopes for wider use.
Readers urged to use the drag tool to form efficient road layouts for winter. emphasis on practical work to improve conditions. The piece quotes a professor from the United States Department of Commerce on conservation and resource management, stressing consistency with future needs.
The University of Missouri College of Agriculture describes a large four-hen combined hatching breeding and housing coop. It measures three by six feet with adjustable front doors and four runways, designed to be rat proof and easily moved. It supports batching brood and later brooding, improving efficiency and protection during spring and after.
The guineas are good layers though nest hiding and nest changes make egg counts uncertain, possibly 60 to 100. They are monogamous and a male will not mate with two females. For young guineas feed like turkeys with curds malt and bread crumbs, add green food daily, and provide lettuce when available. Free range is beneficial but feed at night to ensure they return home.
An article fragment discusses meat costs and feed efficiency for poultry, noting eggs per hen, geese and ducks profitability, mite control in the henhouse, and a creosote treatment as a remedy. It argues for toning fowls appetite with buttermilk and feed and calls for national power development through either public ownership or private capital to accelerate water power projects.
The article argues popcorn can pay about as well as field corn over good and bad years but warns against large-scale planting. Profit hinges on quality, proper storage, and advantageous marketing, with most crop grown in Iowa and Nebraska by specialists.
The piece argues the dairy cow can transform a poor, unprofitable farm into a productive enterprise. It compares dairying to manufacturing, noting cows convert raw materials into finished products. It urges raising ample feed and trying cows to see farm production improve.
Various drinking fountains are on the market suitable for indoor and outdoor use. Any receptacle holding water should be covered to keep out dirt. Fountains should be raised from the floor and placed where hens cannot scratch litter into them to prevent dirty water before all birds finish feeding.
Start with a few hens and grow the flock as you learn. Choose a breed you prefer and study feeding to provide the materials hens need for eggs. Feed for eggs, not just general sustenance, and balance rations to support production.
The guide states cows should receive silage up to what they will clean up with hay and grain. If feed is refused, cut the quantity immediately. Small cows eat 25 to 30 pounds of silage daily, while larger cows consume 30 pounds or more.
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