California Irrigation Projects Attract Government Study
Government engineers study three major California irrigation schemes under the national act. Redlands valley would gain vast delta land, King's River storage could irrigate 100000 more acres, and the Clear Lake project promises 200000 acres. California’s reclamation funds total over 16 million, with 2 million earmarked to begin work, while water rights and sites may be reserved from entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Guy E. Mitch
Colorado
America
King’s River
Los Angeles
San Jancisco
Sierras
San Joaquin Valley
Gulf of California
Clear Lake
Clearlake
Sacramento Valley
Reclamation
Secretary of the Interior
Timber and Stone
Goats in New England Promote Mohair Industry
New England farmers favor Angora goats to reclaim abandoned farms and meet strong domestic Mohair demand. The Salem Lowell mills lead Mohair imports from Turkey this year, while outfits in Sanford and Lowell expand production for car plushes and dress goods. Goats improve soil, brush control, and pasture, with droppings valued at about 200 dollars per head annually and kid prices rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobale
New England
Salford
Lowell
Milix
Sanford and Lowell
Turkey
England
G. F. Thompson
Ram Lambs and Market Discrimination Advice
Ram lambs move to market and buyers discriminate against ram lamb lots. American Stockman and Farmer urges raisers to ship their own ram lambs and castrate Tam lambs early. Buyers should pay lower prices for ram-laden lots and avoid buying complete holdings where rams do not count.
Big Sheep Farm Planned for Manitowoc County
August Riebe, a veteran stockman from Winona Minnesota, secures the Berman farm south of Manitowoc Wisconsin to launch an extensive sheep operation. Mammoth sheds to house 40,000 sheep rise 75 by 198 feet, using 360000 feet of lumber, with total cost near 360000 dollars. A News advertisement pays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitowoc County
Wis
August Riebe
Winona
Minz
Berman
Manitowoc
Salty milk cases warn on butter quality in creamery
Two cows calved this spring yielded two samples of unusually salty milk with 28 hours’ souring and putrid taste. Fat contents were 12 and 16 percent. The author notes dry matter changes, obesity of feed, and potential impact on butter quality if such milk enters the factory. Cows were seven years old and previously milked year round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Larsen
Creamery Journal
Why Cream Tests Vary and Dairy News
Professor E H Farrington explains cream test variation due to air content, fat adherence to pipettes, and measurement methods. He urges weighing samples, maintaining proper temperature, and consistent testing speed. The piece covers Boston dairy owner T. L. Ames, a dairy syndicate plan, Danish emigration for farming, and milk hygiene rules for New York certification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrington Ausawers
E. IL. Farrington
The Largest Domes from Ancient to Renaissance Europe
A list of monumental domes with their diameters and heights includes the Pantheon in Rome at 142 feet across and 143 feet high, Cara Cal��a baths in Rome 112 by 116, St Sophia in Constantinople 115 by 201, St Maria delle Fure in Florence 139 by 330, St Peter’s in Rome 139 by 330, and St Paul’s in London 112 by 215.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pantheon
Rome
Baths of Caracalla
St. Sophia
Constantinople
St. Maria Delle Fure
Florence
St. Peter's
St. Paul's
London
World's Fair Dairy Barns at St Louis to be ready early
The dairy department barns at the St Louis World's Fair are under construction at the north end of the live stock area, west of the proposed live stock forum. The uniform octagon structures measure 100 feet in diameter, with Enoch adding 38 stalls in a semicircular layout and a 12 foot rear promenade for visitors. Eight calving stalls and two bull stalls complete the facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Enoch
Fighting Oleomargarine and Beef Trust Tactics Across States
Ohio dairy and food department warns hotels to follow oleomargarine law with circular letters. Provisions require natural colorless product, and a 10 by 14 inch card reading Loomargarine sold and used here in eating rooms. Fines start at 100 dollars, up to 500 and 90 days jail for repeat offenses. Separate notes claim New York and New Jersey beef trust targets oleomargarine, with federal and state authorities expected to prosecute alleged agents. A quip from the Philadelphia Press ends with a domestic scene about baking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Dairy and Food Department of
Ohio
Beef Trust
New York
Internal Revenue Department
Washington
Wrel
New Jersey
Peer Trust
Jersey City
Commission
Trust
An Essential Would Be Writer What Do You Consider
An essential question on starting in literature with Old Hand noting a small appetite as a key trait. The exchange hints at writing discipline and appetite for reading as foundational.
Solomon Builds the Temple and Divine Presence Fills the House
The article reflects on Solomon’s fourth year reign beginning the temple's construction, the ark and tabernacle roles, and Christ as the ark of safety. It notes the temple as a house for the Lord’s name, the sevenfold prayer for various need scenarios, and the priests’ awe as fire consumes the sacrifice. Believers are urged to live daily in Christ, with joy at the Lord’s presence.
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Copprigist
Moses
God
Jesus Christ
Israel
Temple
Aaron
Allah
Jegna
Jesus
Josh
Abel
Belover
Also Mentioned on This Page
Desert
Valley of
Redlands
Llows Experiment Station
New York City
York
Delaware
Coute
Cluernsey
T. L. Ames
Boston
Chicago Tribune
W. E. Griffith
American Agriculturist
George D. Meiklejohn
Union Tacific Railway Company
Nebraska
Omaha
Denver
Burlington
Union Pacific
Danish Emigration Society of
Minnesota
The
Milk Commission of
Kingsvill
Jri
Stearns
Fate Son
Ber
Pat Itost
Rth
Guia Gannor
Jones St
Detroit, Mich
Amateur Art Association
Lydia E. Pinkham
Miss Gannon
Lydia
E. Pinkham
Dean Mus
Porenaw
Lydia E. Pinkhamt
J. H. Fannan
Elliott Ave
Lydis B. Finkhem
Cedar Terrace
Box Sprevas
Anc
Cardus
Picasso
Petore E
Beelth
Tamasouse
Frederick
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