Harmful Option Fight in California Water Deal
Baxter presses an option for Captain Clinton's land to boost a water project while Cox and Caleb reveal forged signatures and hidden plans. Mary Morgan exposes Baxter's scheme and offers testimony that saves the deal and secures her future. Cox warns Baxter against public retaliation as Oakville pressures loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter
Cox
Warner
Thompson
Caleb
Hermanos Valley
Hermanos Canyon
Damaite
Clinton
Oakville
Crystal Springs Water Company
Mermanos
Callente
Mary Morgan
Mr. Warner
Miss Morgan
Sphinx
Morgan
Captain Clinton
Lcense
Liles
Padilla
M Rane
California
Capitol Land and Irrigation Company
Sacramento
Harry
Mercy
Tate
What’s Wanted by Inventors Needle a British Institute List
The British Institute of Patentees issued a booklet titled Whats Wanted guiding inventors on possible needs. Items include a noiseless air plane, improved car headlights, instantaneous color photography, rust elimination, transmission of speech by light, and direct readable speech conveyance. War office and Air Ministry contributed ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thes
British“Institute of Patentees
War—Offee
Air Ministry
Post Office
Industrial Ve
Columbus Returns With News Of New Land Across The Sea
A maritime reporter questions Columbus about promoting his voyage while the city editor dismisses the tale as possibly a real estate promotion. The exchange hints at skepticism toward sensational claims and advertising tactics in new land prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Columbus
Spain
Adlt
Columbus
New York University Alealey
Feeding hens with well balanced rations for egg production
The guide stresses digestibility, composition, palatability and cleanliness of hen feed. It advises a balanced dry mash with corn meal oats bran shorts meat scrap, plus cracked corn wheat oats and barley, with green feed and minerals. Oyster shells and coal additives support shell quality.
Fight Poultry Diseases by Timely Prevention
An article quotes Prof. R S Dearstyne of North Carolina State College on preventing poultry diseases. It stresses sanitation, isolation of sick birds, and seasonal disease risks like pox typhoid bronchitis and pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Dearstyne
Poultry Department
North Carolina State College
Dearstyne
Poultry Experts Advise Early Hatch Selection for Next Year
Experts at Pennsylvania State College poultry specialists urge farmers to select potential breeding stock from early hatchings. Do not keep weak late-hatched males. aim to double the expected number to allow heavy fall culling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
Eay
Pennsylvania State College
Poultry Notes On Breeding For Profitable Flocks
Poultry notes emphasize breeding quality over breed type and warn that feather picking signals crowding and poor range. Reducing laying hens through broodiness can cut labor and feed, while bone meal as a mineral supplement supports mash nutrition. Well drained sandy land and a sloped site help keep poultry houses dry to prevent disease.
Succulent Feeds to Survive Summer on Dairies
A Iowa dairy bulletin examines options for small farms to feed dairy cows in summer. It highlights soiling crops with pasture as a low acreage solution, reporting 0.76 acre per cow and costs totaling about 8.38 dollars per cow for 162 days of roughage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Husbandry
Iowa Station
Bulletin
Advanced Registry Test Reveals Cow Productivity Gains
Dairy industry notes rising use of the advanced registry test to measure true cow value. A Caldwell company identified three high producing grade cows, Polly, Noble Peers Nora, and a one year old heifer, with substantial milk and butterfat yields, sired by Noble Peer No 33 030, son of Ne Plus Ultra.
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W. R. Robbers
New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
New Brunswick
Caldwell
Polly
Noble Peers
Nora
Noble Peer
New Jersey
Guernsey
Dairy Hints for Farmers on Bull Selection and Milk Safety
The note warns that poor bull stock damages dairy herds within a generation. It cites soy beans in silage boosting protein, and suggests recording calf markings. It urges tracking and efficiently milking high producers, notes higher profits with humane practices, and stresses public milk safety by testing cattle for tuberculosis to protect babies.
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Mead & Ca
Pell
Ohio Experiment Station
Irene
Jay Bayer
Bach
Eales Ain
Qugh Mfg. Co
New York
Bernice
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co., Mfg
Buffalo
J-S
F, Young, Inc
Big Speedway
Sydney
Australia
Tineke
Bellans
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