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Rio Grande Farmer

Location

Las Cruces, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1923

Page

3

Silage Power Dilemmas for Rio Grande Dairy Farms

Farmers face costly silage systems with overground and pit options. The piece weighs five power strategies including custom outfits, community cooperatives, and individual engine setups, noting labor needs and risks. It argues grain grinding and self supply offer milk cost relief, urging cautious adoption and future coverage of related power uses.

Rio Grande Tts le Soy

Interesting Things in the Magazines and More

This excerpt reviews popular magazines and features authors in The American Magazine and The Ladies Home Journal, noting pieces on sewing machines, pruning fruit canning, child education, and environment. It highlights The Literary Digest and The Review of Reviews for world affairs, and praises Holland's Magazine for regional content.

Robert Norman Earth Yoceshead Africa South Africa Chile Japan Porto Rico Las Cruces el Paso Uris America Woman's Home Companion Joseph French Sontenty Mesilla Collet Caroline At Sora Literary Digest Lharning Review of Reviews Frank Simonds Dallas Tex United States

Proper Handling of Eggs Will Decrease Poultryman's Losses

Large losses of eggs occur in summer and can be prevented by proper handling. Fertile eggs exposed to heat or broodiness develop bacteria within 24 hours, so gather twice daily and store in a cool cellar or shaded place. Pack in egg cases or cartons to prevent evaporation and mold, and market at least weekly to avoid deterioration.

Poultry Department State Gallege Eacrisu Town O

Fragmentary note hints at social roles and desire

A terse, garbled line suggests a woman lowers her role when busy and raises it at her own request. It mentions a time marker or notice with the word 16, but the text is unclear and lacks concrete events or names.

Fragmentary Carlyle Quotation About Endowment and Fate

A garbled extract attributes a Carlyle-like line on human fortune and cunning. It speculates that despite intellect a person cannot fully grasp ultimate limits, leaving fate and time to determine happiness and greatness.

Carlyla

Some Are Born Great and Other Oddities

A compact fragment hints at contrasting ideas on greatness and heredity. George Giraffe and Carl Drake are presented with brief, cryptic lines suggesting debate over innate qualities versus nurture. The piece reads like a quirky, abstract dialogue snippet.

George Giraffe Carl Drake

TRY FARMER WANT ADS BOND REDEMPTION NOTICE

Monnt Ana county six per cent Funding Bonds numbered one to ten inclusive for 1000 dollars each dated July 1 1895 will be redeemed at the Hansver National Bank of New

Monnt Ana County Hansver National Bank of New

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Mort Laxaenn Iqun Iise Mandy Dairman Genersble H. C. Shipman David H. Lewis Glasser First National Building B. B. McGee First National Las Cruges B. T. Barnhill First National Bank Fisas Valley Products Amador Street Fair Grounds AS Cruces Pui Porter Lumber Co the First National Bank New Mexico the Independent Gin Company Anthony and Vado, New Mexico Mesilla Valley J. A. Sweet W. A. Sutimrcano Mr. Farmer Bronson Printing Co York City New Mexico al Las Cruces New Seas T. Seale Dona Ana County ST Mexico Stevens Davelt Weit The Federal Farm Loans Farm Bureau Postoffice RIO Grande. Farmer
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