Breeders Should Be Familiar With Bloodlines and Selection
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture, this guide explains how breeders identify top cattle for show and breeding. It covers evaluating a dam’s size and milk, studying pedigrees and bloodlines, recognizing strong nick crossings, and using score cards to judge a calf’s conformation and potential.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Department of Agriculture
Ami Ion
Standard Celery Grades Studied by USDA Markets Bureau
The United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Markets researches rough celery from New York New Jersey Pennsylvania and Ohio to assess feasible standard grades. In 1919 railroads moved 1900 carloads mostly untrimmed rough celery and two grades could cut waste aid dealers with ordered stock. A first grade would require at least one and a half inch stalks and rough celery failing the standard would form the second grade.
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United” States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Shipping to small cities for carlot perishable produce
Small city markets offer few carload openings for fruits and vegetables. Shippers should avoid consigning to such markets without prior dealer arrangements, as oversupply is common. The recommended plan is to load perishable produce per dealer requirements and ship when the dealer needs stock and can be shown a solid quality guarantee.
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United States Department of ‘Agriculture
Scales on the Farm Improve Fairness in Trade
The article argues farmers should use accurate scales to avoid guesswork in selling produce. It explains buyers favor weighing by weight, notes dealers exploit estimates, and urges portable platform scales on farms to ensure fair value and align with market prices.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Dedker
Bureau of
Bulls Boost Purebred Herds Under Forest Range Rules
Reports to the United States Department of Agriculture note purebred Hereford Shorthorn and Aberdeen Angus bulls are used to improve western ranges. California Sierra National Forest associations adopted 1920 grazing rules requiring matching bull types and credentials, with permits denied to nonconforming owners who refuse to fund shared bulls.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
National Forest
Sierra “National
California
Poor Eggs Increase Prices and Unfit Shipment Recalled
A Washington DC commission firm condemned three cases of eggs as unfit for food. Health officials note high bad egg percentages shrink markets and raise consumer costs. U S Department of Agriculture market specialists say spoiled eggs harm trade and merchant trust.
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Washington
D.C
Commission’ Firma
Bay
Bureau of Markets
United States Department
Agriculture
The Cross and Its Meaning Today in the Gospel Account
A structured lesson summary on Jesus dying for sinners centered on the crucifixion at Golgotha. It traces the place and events of the crucifixion, the soldiers casting lots for garments, the accusations and mockery, Christ’s dying sacrifice, and the cry of abandonment before His death.
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Jesus
Golgotha
Jerusalem
Simon
Israel
Christ
St. Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Backache Relief
An old ad touts St Jacobs Oil as safe for lumbago and sciatica offering fast relief by topical rub. Claims painless application with no skin burn and credits 60 years of use along with other health tips and unrelated product notes.
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Solon
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Timothy Hay
Rimas
Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Jesus ON the
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Rene Shanklin
Gratiot
Dodd's Medicine Co
Buffalo,n
Old ST. Jacobs
Leo
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