Pastures Needed for Dairy Farms Described by NC Expert
North Carolina State College dairy extension specialist John A Arey warns that many so called pastures are wasteful and underused. He urges treating pasture as a crop, improving land fertility with lime and fertilizers, and tightening fencing to prevent wastage.
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John A. Arey
North Carolina Efate College
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Mr. Srey
Srey
Care Wing
Piedmoor
Avey
Cow Testing Expands Dairy Profits in Pennsylvania Associations
The Penn State dairy extension reports a 200 percent increase in cow testing activity with 24 cows tested this year up from last year. Average milk production per cow rose from 7 200 pounds in 1912 to 11 0 pounds, with several associations surpassing 8 000 to 10 000 pounds. Butterfat per cow climbed from 2865 to 808.7 pounds, marking the second year butterfat exceeded 200 pounds per cow. Value of product rose from 2750 to 4682 dollars per cow, while net returns per dollar spent on fat food fluctuated near 100. Dairymen counted 3220 dollars in association work last 1924. returns last year totaled 241 dollars per cow.
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Com
Pennsylvania
HM Delemon
Pennaylvania State College Dairy Extension Service
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Silelmann
Mineral Mixtures Important for Cattle
A Colorado report by Dairy Commissioner Mor ten and C A Smith notes mineral mixtures boost dairy cow production and calf crops. A diet including steamed bone meal and lime stone mix improves productivity and breeding health.
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Colopada Dairy Field Improvement Association
George KL Morten
C. A. Smith
Dedman
Colorado Age Cultural College
Breeding Bull Value Discussed In Dairy Context
A dairy topic notes that a bull's breeding value cannot be measured until his daughters produce milk. It discusses high producing potential, breeding value timing, and typical sale practices when daughters are not yet ready to demonstrate their offspring's qualities.
What Is The Most Important Shot In Golf
The article surveys opinions on golf’s pivotal shot with quotes from Wille Park, Harry Vardon, and Bobby Jones. It argues the drive often determines the next shot, shaping approach to greens on modern championship courses and explaining Jones’s 1923 Open result by his driving.
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Wille Park
Harry Vardon
Walter Stagen
Bobby Jones
Sir Walters
Ory
Upper Berth Preference Shocks White Sox Traveler
Harold Mekain, pitcher for the White Sox, asked traveling secretary Lou Barbour if he could switch from a lower to an upper berth on the train. Mekain said he sleeps better in uppers and claimed cooler comfort in upper berths. Barbour noted it as an unusual request from a young player who preferred upper berths despite common practices.
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Harold Mekain
White Sox
Lou Barvour
Am Upper
MeKala
Barbour
Itis
Expectaly & Recruit
Pitcher Carrot Struck Out Four in One Inning
In the United World Series of 188 between Toronto and Louisville Carrot struck out four of the Antunets in one inning. Owen retired the first two, then fanned the third batter before the catcher noted they would get the next one. Carroll then struck out the fourth hitter.
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de Tealt
Yenty
Lotupte
Untleworld
Toronto
Louteville
Owen
Hiefrettn
Galt
Carroll
Max Bishop Ready to Lead Off for Phillies
Max Bishop expressed eagerness to be the leadoff man for the Philadelphia athletes as spring events begin. He expects the role to suit his hitting and base running style and hopes to set the tone for the lineup.
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Max Bishop
Baseball Notes and Player Moves Across Leagues
Report lists multiple player transactions and tryouts including Charley Martin Russell Shamburg and A J Wedel released by Canton and Abilene in the West Texas league. Ken Penner and Heinie Meive shift teams, with Ed Crowley and Joe Read among others trying out for third base and pitching roles in various circuits.
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Abilene
Charley Martin
Russell Shamburg
A. J. Wedel
Wale
Joe Bush to Reform pitching after slow-ball theory
Baseball pitcher Joe Bush vows reforms to his pitching style after frequent easing up on batters. Citing past games with Brooklyn and Chicago Cubs, he aims to bear down consistently and develop a true slow ball. Ronald McIntyre notes the plan in the Chicago Journal, emphasizing performance while continuing to sell bonds between seasons.
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Guy Gush
Pat
Abe
Joey Gelf
Joe
Joe Sleays
Cubs
Brootlyn
Jess Vetty
Rush
Vance
Tha Stoenp
Joe Bush
Fragmented OCR Note Reflects Diverse Historical Names and Events
Readable fragments reference figures such as a physician resident at a clan, Chientevin at Kew University weighing two football teams, Hampton Court’s old tennis court built by Henry V, and electors like Rodney Luther of Washington DC. Mentions leap between sports, royalty, and institutions with unclear chronology.
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Hampton Court
Henry Vtl
Rodney Luteher
Faslington
D.C
WEG Dartheli
Chirence Colds
Hicresse
Ehh
Cmehan
Lufasecce Cae
Giant Alaska King Crabs Reported Four Feet Long
Reports from Alaska describe king crabs reaching four feet in length and longer. Dried and shipped to the United States, demand rises as meat yields average about six and a half pounds per crab. Caught near Conk Inlet and processed at sea, these crustaceans are said to surpass Japanese catches.
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United States
Conk Inlet
High-Handed Conrad Discusses Film Trade Daring Remarks
Hollywood magnate Merton speaks on international cinema, claiming conciliatory stance met with offense. He describes harsh reactions, miscommunication, and a clash of expectations amid industry tensions.
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Merton
Hollywood Divine
Falty
Phe Pu
Capital Punishment Jurisdiction On U S Lands And Waters
The rule imposes first degree murder penalties under U S law for crimes on lands and waters within federal jurisdiction. It includes voyage on waters of the Great Lakes and connecting waterways, applying to registered voters under United States law.
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United States
United Sitter
Great Lakes
Favor American Machetes Popular in Brazil Trade
Machetes and heavy knives rooted in tropical origins find wide use in Brazil where American made blades are favored. About 1000 are purchased monthly as hardware dealers report sharp clean tools entering the market from the United States.
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Tropic
South America
Brazil
United States
Armor Kits for Parla Police Shield Against Bandits
French police in plain clothes in Parla will be issued folding armor including steel shields aetoel headgear and bullet proof vests. The kit aims to protect officers from armed assailants as reported by Popular Mechanics Magazine.
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Parla
Case Popular Mechanice
Overdue Mistrera Library Gleaning Humor Note
A humorous library note mentions overdue books and a playful quip about returning items. It references aiding with spring gleaning and a mock discussion about which volumes should be returned to the library.
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Mistrera
Joe
George
Ett
Pillage
Unavoidable Absence Cited for Brown Jones Firm
An employee Brown Jones plc will miss the office this week due to family bereavement. The announcement notes a death in the family as the reason, with no further details provided.
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Brown
Jones
Brown—Jones, PLC
Early Western Railroad Opens 1875 Connecting Walla Walla
The first railroad to reach present day Washington state was the Walla Walla and Colorado River railroad. It opened November 1, 1875, stretched about 22 miles from Walla Walla to Wallula.
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Early Western Railroad
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State of Washington
Walla Walla & Colorado River
Walla Walla
Wasty
Wallula
Waet
Fragmented dialogue excerpts from a 19th century exchange
An OCR fragment shows a family dispute over support for a daughter and childcare asks. The text includes figures such as a father and mother referencing husbands and a child named Lily. The passage appears as misread dialogue with stray names and phrases.
Fragmented wartime notes on households and service
Disjointed phrases reference household tasks and military discharge. The text hints at domestic details amid wartime contexts, mentioning kitchen work and personal status. It presents a mosaic of scattered statements rather than a cohesive event or clear report.
Fragmentary 19th Century Text Fragments Surface
Readable portions mention 1000 of 25000 miles, reference to a test or event, and mentions of people or places in a garbled historical context. Details are unclear but indicate a discussion of routes or measurements and a possible test night. Entities include none clearly identifiable due to corruption.
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United States
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