Homemade calf stanchion offered for cheap farm use
K E Larks of the United States Department of Agriculture has designed a calf stanchion costing about 2 dollars. The unit fits single or series setups at Beltsville Maryland and is usable from birth to three months with access to feed. Blueprints can be requested from the Agriculture Department in Washington.
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K. E. Larks
Dairy Division
United States Department of Agriculture
Xperimental
Beltsville
Parthemur
Peng
Washington
Cut-Over Woodlot Favoring Improvement Cutting
A farm woodlot owner should use an improvement cutting to favor future growth while preserving young stands. Remove undesirable or damaged trees first and encourage species like white pine red oak and hard maple. Do not overcut in the first pass. plan a second pass in five to ten years to avoid bramble tangles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestry Specialk
New York
Oregon farmer's pocket gopher bounty program
In fifteen years an Oregon farmer paid 2500 in bounties at 25 cents each to reduce pocket gophers on his acres. A USDA biology survey demonstrator advised poison use. initial costs were 1 50 for poison and 21 for labor for seven days. After the first treatment one fresh gopher mound remained. a second application was planned to finish eradication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Biologicead
United States Department of Agriculture
Give Machinery Good Care
An essay warns that machinery exposed to the weather requires protection to resist rust. It notes three elements for rust—iron, water, and air—and emphasizes the cost of neglecting maintenance in money, time, and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Acid phosphate does not sour soils say Cornell agronomists
New York Ithaca researchers from the College of Agriculture affirm acid phosphate does not increase soil acidity. Rhode Island tests support this, and experts advise applying acid phosphate before legumes and manure. They note about 200 pounds yearly can yield excellent results for grain and hay crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State College of Agriculture
Ithaca
Rhode Island
Burgess
Cornell
Removing Garden Trash and Burning It for Hygiene
The text advises removing garden debris and burning it to control pests and diseases. It notes manure and other materials can help maintain tidiness, though diseases cannot be fully controlled by this method. Plowing in fall aids corky working and insect and disease management.
Gardening tips on lime and leaf litter disposal
Readable text notes lime application in gardens and disposal of fallen leaves and plant stalks. It mentions raking, piling near water, moving with a shovel, and using ground lime stone bought from building material yards as a fertilizer aid.
Burn rubbish from Garven to protect crops
Local plan targets garden debris and refuse left after harvest. Authorities aim to burn waste to destroy overwintering plant diseases and insects, reducing future trouble for next growing season.
Veteran fox hunter Gaines dies at 72 in Greenville
The Greenville News notes the passing of a famed Central South Carolina fox hunter aged 72, long a leading figure in state hunts. He began following hounds as a boy in Pickens County and remained active, though this season he reduced hunting while arranging fox shipments from Florida for liberation before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville News
Central
Centras
Dixieland
Pickens County
Gaines
Florida
Mr. Gaines
Gaingaera
W. J. Rankin
New Central
Governor considers clemency for Norman Boliver paroled
Governor Harvey weighs clemency for Norman Boliver of Orangeburg County who was convicted of attempted criminal assault. Earlier actions by Governor Cooper nearly paroled him, but records were not filed and were later destroyed, leaving the case unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Boliver
Harvey
Orangeburg County
Boliver
Cooper
Secretary of State
Five Road Projects Finished By State Highway Department
The state highway department completed five projects in the past month, totaling about 34 miles with 26 miles surfaced. Costs reached roughly 391000 dollars. Included are the Waterbe yer bridge at Garner's ferry in Richland, a 16 mile Dorchester county road, and an 11 mile Chesterfield county road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Waterbeyer
Garner's “Ferry
Richland
Dorchester County
Chesterfield County
Lessons on Christ’s Mission and Ministry in Luke
A religious study summary outlines Peloubet notes for a quarter focusing on Jesus Christ from Luke. It lists twelve lesson topics from John the Baptist’s birth to Christ’s teachings, miracles, and preparation for the end, highlighting mission, power, love, and obedience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Doesus
Luke
Jesus Christ
Peloubet
Eloss
Christ
John the Baptist
Zacharias
Tle
Bethlehem
Isaiah
Simon
Consolation Hope and Faith Inspire Mazzini Quote
A quotation attributed to Mazzini offers consolation and balm for pain. It speaks of Love healing wounds, Faith strengthening through trials, and Hope guiding through sorrows, framing earthly life as a shadow of eternal Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazzini
Charity Among Yourselves Motto Quote
A religious proverb from II Peter 4 8 urging constant mutual charity among believers as charity covers sins. The line emphasizes unity and gentle conduct within the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Chopins Ashes and Heart Move Faces Protests in Warsaw
The proposed removal of Chopin’s ashes from Pere Lachaise to the church containing his heart in Warsaw faces French protests. The composer, born to a French father and Polish mother, spent much of his life in Paris where he wrote his major works. During exile in 1830 his comrades sent Polish soil, later scattered at burial in 1840.
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Chopin
Pere Luachalee
Warsaw
Paris
Poland
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Hou
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Cherokee County
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T. J. Tally
Anderson County
Tally
Irale Brown
Brown
Rich Wynn
Derrick
City of Columbia
Eugene B. Gary
W. C. Haddon
Spartanburg
Commission
P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Review
Putnam
Fletcher
Stanford Chaparral
Blink McClosky
Ink
Cairo
Indianapolis
Robert Batley
Statehouse
Irvington
Indiannapolis News
Cascara
Mr. Hill
W.l.douglas
Matt W. Lt. Douglas
W. J. Dougles
W. J. Douglas
Etoiga
Niles
W.w. Weaver
Reading
Mich
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Mess
Charlotte
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