Kill the wolf and defend the country in Harper tale
Dave vows to avenge past wrongs and protect Charlie and Irene as war fever rises. He pursues vengeance against Conward, contends with moral ruin, then plans to join the fight while revisiting old ranch memories and seeking a way out through action.
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Dave
Charlie
Broken Bridge
Veloes
Flanders
Hardy Home
Irene
Reenie
Eldep
Conward
Mrs. Hardy
Elden
Hart
Elden Ranch
Bert Morrison
Jeneth
Doctor Hardy
Irene Hardy
Ile
Brownie
Trene
God
Bea
Edith
Milk cows lead farm animal values in U S dairy expansion
A U S Department of Agriculture report shows milk cows now top the value list among farm animals, surpassing horses and other cattle. As of January 1, about 23.747 million milk cows are worth 2.021 billion dollars, with rising quality and numbers noted alongside a 1.2 percent year change.
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Bureau of Crop Estimates
United States Department of Agriculture
Jersey
Pacific Coast Line Comparison Cited by Gas Logica
Gas Logica claims the United States together with its island territories has the longest Pacific coast line, possibly matching or exceeding those of China and Japan combined, highlighting the vast coast and strategic geography.
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United States
China
Japan
Gas Logica
Dry Corn Fodder Yields Better Silage From Green Corn
H H Kildee of Iowa State College reports silage from green corn surpasses dry fodder in feeding value. Farmers using leftover dry fodder need substantial water to make silage, either in the ensilage cutter or pumped into the silo. Cattle accept the dry-fodder silage but prefer green corn silage. Last year some farmers filled silos up to three times with dry fodder.
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H. H. Kildee
Iowa State College
Cover Cans To Shield Milk From Sun Heat During Shipment
Advice to dairy workers to cover milk cans with blankets when shipping to protect from direct sun heat. Use special blankets from dairy supply houses especially when refrigerator cars are unavailable or for long distances.
Dairy Notes Emphasize Clean Quarters And Balanced Rations
The notes urge keeping cows in clean quarters and marketing dairy products profitably. Grass alone is not a balanced ration for milk cows. A smaller milking opening reduces dirt exposure. The dairy cow is highlighted as a valuable asset for farmers.
Milk Biscuits and a Tramp in a London Tale
In a London Tit-Bits vignette a thin tramp appeals for help at a farmhouse door. A Puritan woman rebukes him, while dairy talk unfolds about cows fed on the land’s fat and, humorously, the shop touts milk biscuits or biscuit-fed fodder as a joke on quality and supply.
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Tim
Secretary’s Quip Sparks Naval Ship Shopping Joke
In 1930 a lady secretary of the navy quips about buying a battleship. She jokes about interest from the chair of the naval committee and suggests asking her to go battleship shopping. Louisville Courier Journal.
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Naval Committee
Louisville Courier-Journal
Confession in a Geometry Professor Case
The Louisville Courier Journal reports an officer questions a student or driver about parking. The person stammers a denial while claiming to be a professor of geometry, challenging the officer’s certainty.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
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Robert J. C.stead
Kitchener
Harper & Brothers
Hlome
Alabastine Company
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Canada
Western
Mapa
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Department of Iubmigration
Ottawa
J.M. MacLachlan
Traction Terminal Bldg
Indianapolis
Ind
Peur
Tramp
Mrs. Pomple
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