Salmon a Fish of Great Value
The article explains the value and distribution of Pacific salmon, noting Chinook dominance, fishing industry scale, and profits. It covers spawning behavior, species differences, and the rise of artificial propagation with early hatcheries and ongoing government and private efforts.
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Columbia
Fraser
Alaska
Tuget Sound
Columbia Basin
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Pacific Seaboard
Western Hemisphere
West
McCloud
California
Isird
National Commissioner of Fisheries
Livingstone Stone
Karluk
Bureau of Fisheries
Gritleh Columbia
Easy-to-Make Smart Accessories for a Frugal Wardrobe
Cherie Nicholas highlights inexpensive, sewable fashion accents using organdie, pique, and linen. She Details blouse patterns with high girdle tucks, capes, and jackets, plus crocheted hats and cuffs, all achievable at home with simple stitches and matching threads.
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Western Newspaper Union
Neckline styles diversify through year with country to town
Fashion page highlights abundant neckline options for the year from country necklines to town styles. It notes accessories like bowties, collars, silk scarves, and knitted scarves as key variations to complement outfits.
Bows and Pleats Dominate Paris Evening Fashions
In Paris fashion shows pleats and bows lead the way. Meanotone pastel chiffon gowns feature full accordion or knife pleats around the skirts. Lanvin marks a cape with wide pleats while Patou uses large green velvet bows to define the pink satin evening gown.
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Paris
Forced pullet not best producer, says extension poultryman
O C Ufford, former Colorado agricultural college extension poultryman, warns against heavy protein feeding to force rapid growth. He says pullets fed constant high protein gain early egg production but lack body vigor for long-term laying. He recommends a growing mash with meat scraps and bone meal, adjusted to develop evenly.
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O. C. Ufford
Colorado Agricultural College
Cronser
Ufford
Sunshine and Shade for Summer Chicks on the Farm
The Missouri Farmer notes that chicks need shade in hot months to thrive. Without shade in a hot coop they struggle, while air under trees stays cooler and safer from mites. Temporary fences or moving chickens to new yards can allow summer growth with sunflowers or corn patches as cover.
Feather Pulling in Fowl Cannibalism Cause and Cure
The practice stems from overcrowding and taste for blood when birds injure or die. Roosters and hens may cannibalize weaker flock members after extracting blood from quills. Best remedy is to kill cannibals and segregate victims, plus more outdoor exercise and feed changes. Montreal Herald.
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Montreal
Those Mesh Packetbooks Buried In Trunk Reappear
Reading of a fashion note suggests digging out old mesh packetbooks stored years ago as summer styles return. The item list includes 4 ring-compact lipstick perfume and rouge cases, described as heavy to carry inside a purse.
Hats Fashion Spring Parade From Millinery Salons
Straw hats are moving quickly from millinery shops as designers offer a wide range of shapes and styles. The market shows lively interest in seasonal headwear with bright varieties ready for wear from daytime to early morning hours.
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Arts
Dawao
Scaly Leg in Fowls and Foot Care Remedies
The article explains that fowls suffer from Scaly Leg where horny scales cover shanks and toe surfaces. A mite Sarcopt es mutans burrows under scales causing irritation and sores with crust beneath. Treatment involves dipping feet in a linseed and kerosene oil mix or applying vaseline.
Rhode Island Red Bantam Gains Noted Popularity
The Rhode Island Red Bantam is rising in popularity among small poultry, with quality birds appearing in shows. Though not yet in the American Standard, it is expected to be recognized soon. Males weigh about two pounds.
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Rhode Island
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Pacific Coast
National Guar Ranhle Society
D. G
WNU Service
Aquarium of Washington
Department of Commerce
Deep Creek Lake
Maryland
Lotomac
United States
Pacific States
Blueback
Puget Bound
Mountabia
Snake River
Yukon River
Uotil
Columbia River
Puget Sound
France
Fraser River
By Cherie Nicholas
Letriguea
Sally Sez
Michigan
Razor Eslades
Coombs Drug CO
Salt Leake City
Utah
Wesrade
Miss Bertha Way
Wilder, Idaho
Rome
Ikome
Spere Tent & Awning CO
Cantas
S&s. W
Temple
Salt Lake City
Australia
Ash
Chares
Alexander
Intermountain Products
Ona
The
Prise Winaneta
W. H. Bintz CO
Columbia, S. A
Intermountain
W.nul
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