Advantage Seen In Registered Shorthorns In Nebraska
Frank D. Tomson notes March 1917 price comparisons between two Nebraska farms. One sold 24 grade cattle for 2195 including a high selling Short Horn bull at 221, while another top eight registered Shorthorns brought 2165, $30 less but with younger stock. Despite higher public auction prices, registered cattle show clear advantages in cost efficiency and breeding potential, with demand for registered Shorthorns rising.
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Frank D. Tomson
Nebraska
United States
Towa
America
Care of a Colt's Feet Early and Steady Practice
The article urges starting hoof care before weaning to prevent uneven growth and crooked limbs. It describes teaching a colt to stand on three legs, then lifting the near front foot with a rope, shifting weight, and gently easing the foot while trimming.
Cure for hog itch given by specialist
A university expert explains hog itch or mange in pigs. Mites live under scabs. external dips kill only surface mites. To cure, oil the scabby area, then scrub with warm soapy water after a few hours to remove all mites and prevent recurrence.
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Agricultural Extension Service
W. 8. Cunningham
University of Arizona Agricultural Experiment Station
Hog Mite Treatment Advice For Pigs And Humans
The article provides detailed home remedies for hog mites including dipping treatments and a formula using Creolin oil of tar sulfur and lard or vaseline. It emphasizes thorough skin rubbing, repeated applications if needed, and isolating affected pigs to prevent spread to others. It adds that mites can infect humans, so hands should be washed after handling the animals.
Plan for Growing Different Peppers
Plan highlights pepper cultivation from seed in a hotbed with higher heat than tomatoes. Start early before eggplants, cover seed shallowly, keep warm nights, avoid early open-bed planting, and avoid overventilation. Rich soil with poultry manure before transplanting and during vigorous growth, but keep manure away from roots.
Killing Woolly Aphis Experimental Gases For Roots
The report notes experiments with poisonous gases to control the woolly apple aphis. Carbon bisulphid may work by root injection or root-zone pourings but is impractical in nursery conditions. Para dichlorobenzene shows promise as a root pest control method. Horses Need Salt Daily Access To Rock Salt Blocks For Safe Intake.
The Bacon Type Hog Described in Breeding Note
A 200 pound bog of the bacon type is described as thin-boned and standing well on hut feet, a better hog than the big-headed, loosely built pig.
Miscellaneous Markets and Commodity Prices Overview
A dense rundown of metals, grains, livestock, and produce prices across multiple markets. Copper, silver, crude ores, barley, rye, butter, eggs, potatoes, and poultry are listed with varied unit quotes. Chicago grain bids show wheat, corn, oats, barley, and legumes, alongside pork, lard, and eggs. Live stock and dairy quotes appear for Kansas City, Duluth, and Chicago, with cotton futures and currency-like figures interspersed.
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Chicago
The Holy Spirit and His Work Pentecost Lesson
Lesson for May 27 emphasizes Jesus promise of a personal Holy Spirit as helper and guide. It outlines the Spirit as Spirit of Truth who reveals Christ, convicts the world of sin righteousness and judgment, and leads believers into all truth. The text stresses intimate relation with the Spirit, witness in testimony, and growth from servants to brethren through fuller knowledge.
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Ipies
Guverison
Jesus Christ
God
Satan
How Grand Army Sowed National Loyalty and Order
The Grand Army of the Republic origins trace to Civil War veterans who formed clubs then a national body. Key figures include Major Stephenson and Chaplain Rutledge. Early records show the hall of records in Philadelphia and minutes from Pittsburgh 1860, with two delegates per department shaping a nationwide veterans’ fraternal organization. The GAR aimed to preserve war outcomes, aid the needy, and unite veterans beyond party or color.
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Boston
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Independence Square
Philadelphia
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Pittsburgh
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Boys In Blue
Soldiers and Sailors’ League
Army and Navy Union
White Boys In Blue
Colored Soldiers’ League
GAR
Sulianapolis
Ber
Hall of Records
Benjamin Franklin Stephson
Grand Army of the Republic
Stephenson
Wayne County
Milneis
Rush Medical College
Chicago
Petersburg
Sherman
Meridian
Fla
Rutledge
Ring
Amon
Majorson
Chaplain Rutledge
Springfield
Missouri
Grand Army of Progress
Loyal Legion of
United States
Loyal Legion
The
Times
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Beneft
Grand Army
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Maine
California
Nevada
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Vermont
Alris
Proud Button of Honor Recalls Generations of Service
A tribute to the bronze G R K button worn by veterans, symbolizing fraternity loyalty and sacrifice. The passage recalls how the badge connects past battles to present devotion, honoring those who served and the enduring American ideal of duty.
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G. RK
America
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