Department seeks reports of sick rats mice and rabbits
The text requests readers to report any rats mice or rabbits sickened or suddenly dying from mysterious disease. It notes the department is working hard on the matter but has not yet recorded satisfactory results and asks for up to date sightings in the locality.
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Wilson
West
California
Washington
Wyoming
United States
Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
Department
Bureau of Animal Industry
San Francisco
New York
Chicago
Illinoia
Rabbits and Wolves Spur Federal Pest Research
The Biological Survey of the Agriculture Department pursues a contagion era of pest control for rabbits wolves and field mice in the West. Efforts include trapping poisons and exploring disease carries while noting forest reserves aggravate wolf predation and Pine nut dip fashion protects pine stock.
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Biological Survey
Forest Service
California
Vernon Bailey
Wyoming
Montana
Successful Kansas Farmer Kept Receipts Twenty Years
Kansas farmer A L Hollinger kept meticulous farm accounts since 1886. A trial balance shows a $50,000 gain and retirement to tour America. Over twenty years he produced 5,265 acres of wheat averaging 263 per year and 98,791 bushels total, about 48% bushels per acre. Corn reached 2,846 acres and 142 bushels per year, with notable feats and two partial failures in 1895 and 1901 due to weather and management factors.
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Kansas
The
Kansas City Journal
A. L. Hollinger
America
Boahels
Bears and bears in Duluth charm Roosevelt in playful interview
Minnesota Congressman J Adam Bede entertains President Roosevelt with tales of bear hunting in Duluth. The exchanges include bears on trolley cars and a pole climbing bear, with a Duluth resident adding color. The fun hints Roosevelt may visit Minnesota woods for a bear hunt.
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Representative Bede
Minnesota
Duluth
Washington
J. Adam Bede
Roosevelt
New York Evening Post
Bede
Jadam
Mamma
Minnesota Woods
Mr. Bede
Great Bear Slayer
Kansas farmer retires to seek broader life for family
The article profiles a central Kansas farmer who plans to retire after decades of farming. He notes shifting focus from cattle to crops like alfalfa, citing steady income with proper planning and climate suitability. He recently sold $9,500 of stock in Kansas City and seeks education and recreation for his family while enjoying wealth he has built.
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Kansas
Hollinger
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