Buster Bear Learns About Rewards From Busy Bee
In a Children's story Buster Bear wonders why rewards differ from desires. He hears Busy Bee and finds her at work among flowers in a Green Forest opening. The sight and sound awaken pleasant thoughts as he reflects on expectations and gratifications.
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Atiende
Buster Bear
Buster
Busy Bee
Right for Golf honor. Busy Bee tale of patience and dreams
A playful story follows Duster Bear and Busy Bee as Duster watches flowers in Green Meadows, dreams of honey, and waits for Busy Bee to return. He asserts patience may turn dreams into honey from a secret storehouse in hollow trees or logs.
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Duster
Busy Bee
H E
Sle
Buster
Buster Bear
Luster
Pop questions a mosquito and the real cause of Job's death
A fragmented entry notes a dialog about a mosquito and references a real cause of Job's death. It mentions a WNU service and a 1622 date, with absent context and unclear attribution.
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Job
Just Balancing Bird Poem Reflection
A short reflective poem describes a small bird balancing on a twig as a metaphor for humans clinging to joy and faith amid winds and uncertainty, with movements likened to dance and prayer. It hints at perseverance and hope under changing skies and strong winds.
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Douglas Malloch
Back Yard Garden Advice From Western Newspaper Union
Garden notes describe small city lot plots with tomato plants bush beans carrots radishes onions and a plan for summer crops. Advice covers sun exposure soil, spacing, frost timing and succession planting with corn, beets onions carrots cabbage eggplant pepper cucumber melon and squash toward transplants after last frost.
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Uglon
Variety in Swine and Poultry Diets by Cornell Expert
Prof F B Morrison of Cornell outlines the importance of protein quality in animal feeds. He notes cereals lack essential amino acids, while animal proteins from meat scraps fishmeal and milk products boost growth, especially for swine and poultry. He cites Kansas beet cattle with linseed and cottonseed meals superior to other blends and warns alfalfa alone is deficient in cystine.
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F. B. Morrison
Department of Animal Industry
Cornell University
Kansas
Fine Profit From Lambs Fed Alfalfa and Grain
Lambs fattened at the Delle Fourche field station of the USDA in Newell South Dakota and sold to the Sioux City market averaged $10 per ton for alfalfa and 0 to 88 cents per hundred pounds for grain. They cost $4 per hundred delivered to the station and sold at 86.35 in Sioux City, the top fat-lamb price for the day. Dressing percent ranged 49.4 to 51. Carcass grading showed one call and nine common. 88 percent good to choice and 60 percent medium to good, with higher grades limited by excess weight.
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Delle Fourche
United States Department of Agriculture
Newell
8. C
Sioux City
Iowa
Stour City
Seed Potato Guidance From American Agriculturist
Seed potatoes should be planted with proper spacing about 11 inches apart and distances kept to avoid high costs. Treat scab or rhizoctonia infected seed and fertilize 2 to 3 inches from the seed. Cultivate deeply early, then avoid roots later, and spray Bordeaux mixture starting at six to eight inches high every week or ten days. Twenty years of tests show spraying is desirable.
To Kill Botflies With Carbon Disulphide on Horses
The USDA states carbon disulphide is the most effective botfly remedy for horses. Withholding feed about 19 hours prior, then administering capsules by hand or balling gun yields best results in winter. A 2 percent coal tar creosote wash should be applied over the animal to destroy the eyes.
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Saya
United States Department of Agriculture
Nebraska
Soybeans and Sheep Pasture Method Yields Gains
Soybeans may be profitably pastured by sheep when pods form and foliage stays green. Drill oats barley and soybeans, then fence fields with woven wire and movable supports by July 1. Pasture a section at Lime from July 5 to August 25, 310 lambs gain 503 pounds and near market readiness.
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