Tick eradication progress in Georgia under federal plan
The United States Department of Agriculture reports 80 percent completion in Georgia tick eradication with 15 or more counties likely to be released from federal quarantine. In June 814 565 cattle dippings were supervised and only 300 tick infested herds remained in counties to be released. Taylor County commissioners refused cooperation prompting quarantine, while paint marking at dipping sites aids tracking. Undipped cattle are dipped at owners’ expense or treated as strays.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Georgia
Taylor
Commissioners’ Court
Taylor County
Department of Agriculture
South
Maryland State Board of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Union Stock Yards
Baltimore
J. A. Whitefield Co
Frederick, Md
Benning Union Stock Yards
District of Columbia
Carolina Packing Co
Wilmington, N
Theyve swiped it and conflict on the ice floe
On a drifting ice floe aboard the Karluk a drunken mutiny erupts as sailors seize liquor and refuse to work. Lund confronts them with force, subduing the Finn leaders and overturning the uprising, while Deming dies and Beale is wounded, amid a tense cliffside chase and rescue attempt.
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Mr. Rainey
Deming
Sandy
Lund
Tanseny
Rainey
Hansen
Percy Simms
Beale
Tamada
Wwe
J*inn
Finn
Tund
Nansen
Ile
Ohe
Olsen
York
Peggy Simms
Luod
Horse Exercise Needs Daily Travel Similar to Five Miles
The horse must receive about five to six miles of daily exercise to maintain health and strength. In winter the animal should be kept outdoors as much as possible and housed in a cool well ventilated barn with proper bedding.
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Tre-St
Marketing Surplus Grains and Feeding for Lamb Loss Prevention
The article promotes selling surplus grains and roughage to feed beef, stressing buying feeders cheap. It warns that if lambs are not docked and castrated when a few days old, losses of 25 cents to $1 per head will occur, urging timely work on the lambs.
Grazing for Hogs A Succession Of Pasture Crops
A report notes that hog farming relies on a rotation of pasture crops to keep hogs fed economically. Farmers should plan a sequence of forage crops to ensure steady supply and sustain production costs.
Mainspring of Success or Failure in Bull’s Tale
A concise note remarks the bull as the primary driver of outcomes, framing its role as the decisive force behind success or failure in the described setting. It reflects on the bulls’ influence within the broader discourse.
Earth's 14 Movements Outlined by Flammarion in Paris Temps
French astronomer Camille Flammarion notes in Paris Temps that Earth has at least fourteen movements. These include daily rotation, annual revolution, precession, lunar nutation, obliquity and eccentricity variations, and distant motions of the solar system and Milky Way at incredible speeds.
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Camille Flammarion
Paris Temps
Capricorn
Australian Wool Advantage Tied to Climate and Grass
The article argues that Australia's wool quality stems from climate and superior native grasses. It notes the grasses' forage value and suggests less need for reseeding due to stronger pasture and higher reproductive powers in grazing lands.
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Australia
Goofy Gusher Stock Salesman Delivers Fiery Pitch
An oil stock salesman uses vivid, sweeping imagery to lure a young eavesdropper into a fantasy kingdom of stock riches. A philanthropic figure and the boy overhear a dramatic scene as a mock Santa Claus figure appears with a bold promise to share wealth.
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Goofy
Mimuama
Johnny
Lmste
Santa Claus
American Legion Weekly
Never Ending Living Question in A Father’s Day Tale
A four year old asks his father to take him downtown while he leaves for work. The father insists he must make a living. A week later the son asks again and the father repeats. The boy asks what happened to the living he made last week.
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Toj
Then And Now Drama Sparks Between Married Couple
A couple who had quarreled reconcile in a swift dramatic moment. The woman demands restitution of all she has given, while the man replies to start with the kisses. They are now married.
Married Men Trusted More Than Single Men in Study
The study reports married men are deemed trustworthy more often than single men by a six to one ratio. It suggests responsibility as a possible reason for higher trust given to married men.
Cigar Craving Oddity Between Hewitt and Jewitt
In Houston, Post reports Hewitt-Cruet refuses every offered cigar while Jewitt notes a possible tobacco craving. The exchange highlights a lighter moment amid routine city chatter.
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Hewittt
Cruet
Jewitt
Houston
Post
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UIE
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Globe
Barbara Weber
van Ness. Ave
Hlem
Holland
Hall & Ruckel
Waverly Place
N.Y
Garfield
la Flesh Hemstitching Co
Sedalia
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