Poultry Best Returns From Pullets In Laying Season
USDA guidance urges timely spring hatching and rapid growth to reach laying by October. Keep cockerels and pullets separate, prevent overcrowding, inspect for mites and lice, and treat promptly. Provide ample free range and mash, with milk or meat scrap in feed, using corn and wheat as main grains.
Hearty Bean and Pea Soups Featured by USDA
Food specialists of the U S Department of Agriculture present simple bean and pea soup recipes. Soak and cook beans or peas with extra water, mash, then thicken with flour and add seasonings. Variants include Black Bean or Split Pea soup, Cream of Bean or Pea, Puree with tomatoes, and Bean or Pea soup with meat.
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Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Near East relief workers return to Oregon
W E and Mrs Rambo, Bakersfield residents, recently returned from Asia Minor after directing an orphanage at Harounie near Tarsus. They describe Armenian and Greek refugee crises as war rages, noting assisting Greek government ships and a letter of appreciation from Queen Sophie of Greece.
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Near East
W. E. Rambo
America
Batoum
Black Sea
Sophie
Greece
Rambos
Real estate transfers list from Newberg area
A sequence of property transfers in Newberg and nearby areas shows many parcels changing hands. Names include Albert L. Baker, Broadmead Farm Co, D. D. Coulson, W. G. Courtney, J. Edwards, P. H. Hammond, W. L. Harpole, Sarah E. Harker, Victoria Hazelton, John Heldenger, A. W. Hubbell, William Marr, John Middleton, Christ Nelson, Fred L. Olmsted, Falley Rasmussen, Roy J. Shires, Earl H. Pinney, George W. Smith, Gertrude Starkweather, Percy Tallman, Herbert Weatherly, and others with multiple tracts in Newberg, Lafayette, Sheridan, Dayton, Edwards addition, Chapman's and city park areas. Prices range from $1.00 to $20,000.00 for various lots and acreage.
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Albert L. Baker
Albert Root
Everest
Newberg
Broadmead Farm Co
Stephen A. D. Kennedy
McMinnville
F. B. Churchman
Adolf Majeska
P. Lyndy d.Le., Tp. 5 S, R. 7 W. $20,000.00. D. D. Coulson
John
Charles W. Wilhelmson
Deskins
William G. Courtney
Lafayette Hardware & Lumber Company
Lafayette
J. Edwards
Jesse Edwards
P. H. Hammond
J. H. Rees
Springbrook
W. L. Harpole
Lyle A. Harpole
Jos. Watts
William G. Buffam
Sarah E. Harker
Elmers Parish
Dayton
Victoria Hazelton
G. W. Byers, Sr
Edwards
John Heldenger
William H. Miller
John Richardson
A. W. Hubbell
Martin L. Moore
Francis Kingale
William Marr
George W. Hash
Bolk
J. C. Keller
John Middleton
James Middleton
Christ Nelson
G. F. Brocks
Fred L. Olmsted
Falley Rasmussen
Chapman
Sheridan
Sec
Roy J. Shires
Earl H. Pinney
Southwest
Hurley & Large
George W. Smith
Albert M. Detmering
Gertrude Starkweather
J. H. Wrisley
J. B. Rogers
Recipe Fragments Describe Mash Ingredients
Dlinga and meat scrap form the basis of a good mash. Corn chop corn and cob meal ground oats and lon gerade flour may be added or substituted to advantage.
Feeding and housing tips for free range fowls
When on free range the fowls obtain a little of several different kinds of feed. Grain should not be made the sole feed, for then fat and not eggs is the usual result. Place setting hens in colony houses or other rat proof buildings. Brood coopa with tidit floors are useful for setting hens. Many a promising hatch has been ruined by the rat that stole the eggs. Old hens may pay their way just by producing meat for the table, but why have a flock working half time to produce meat when it might as well work full time, producing both meat and eggs?
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United States Department of Agriculture
Helpful Study for Winter Substitution of Foods
Housewives can learn about substituting foods this winter. Study clubs offer guidance and bulletins. Write to the state agricultural college for an outline and reference materials.
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State Agricultural College
Armenians An Industrious People
Viscount Bryce of England praises Armenians as industrious and progressive in Western Asia. He laments the destruction of half the nation by the Turks and notes hundreds of thousands of suffering children, saying aiding them would be a lasting service to the regions long blighted by tyranny.
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United States
Near East
Viscount Bryce
England
Western
Asia
Method to tell cotton from linen handkerchiefs
A simple test distinguishes fibers. Moisten the fingertip and press it on the fabric. Linen wets through instantly, while cotton takes several seconds to wet through. Linen threads also appear more uneven.
Handy Stove Cleaning Tip From Old Times
The article advises using grease on hands when no rubber gloves are available to apply stove blacking. It claims grease makes the blacking wash off easily and not cling to creases.
Odor Removal Tip From Newspaper Burning Method
A home tip suggests burning several pieces of newspaper in a coal bucket or safe receptacle to purify room air quickly and eliminate disagreeable odors. The method emphasizes safety and rapid odor removal.
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Tarsus
Saul
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Mersine
Percy M. Tallman
J. McCoy
Herbert L. Weatherly
Robert C. Markee
City Park
Grant Gonza
Claxton
P P. Claxton
Washington, D, C
Pearl Oil
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RT G Ke Teen
Chehalem Valley Mills
Oregon
Portland
Southern Pacific Service
Oswego
Yamhill County
Southern Pacific Lines
John M. Scott