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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1923
Page
3
Fashion centers on plaited effects in light fabrics for summer wear with blue and white voile frocks. Costume jewelry, inexpensive yet stylish, complements outfits with selects of beads, brooches and belts. ©
United States Department of Agriculture notes that barberry bushes host black stem rust and seed spores infect grains. De Bary’s 1865 work showed rust life cycle, with winter black stage and summer red stage, linking barberry to wheat disease.
Guidance on harvesting clover for seed: cut when heads brown, windrow to cure, haul under cover, repeat salt treatment if necessary, layer straw to absorb moisture, and use a side delivery hay rake to prevent leaf breakage while curing.
The text notes flies reduce milk flow and describes a repellant mix from the college extension division. Ingredients include carbolic acid turpentine oil of tar tannin and kerosene to make five gallons. Spray cattle in the stable nightly and morning to lessen fly impact on milk production.
Farmers facing hay or pasture shortages can plant Sudan grass as an emergency crop. Two hay cuts per season yield two to four tons per acre, but feeding value matches ordinary grass hay unless boosted by soybeans or cowpeas. For some, Sudan grass serves better as pasture or a grazing crop than hay.
The article explains fowl feather eating stems from missing nutrients and lists milk, tankage, meat scraps, or alfalfa pasturage as needed. Harry Embleton of the A and M college poultry department says supplying these feeds in sufficient quantities can cure the habit, though persistent cases may require culling.
The United States Department of Agriculture marks alfalfa as a leading forage crop globally adaptable to many soils and climates It tolerates heat in dry air but suffers from severe cold and winter stress and late-season flooding Subsoil drainage and deep loams support best yields while shallow water tables and impervious subsoil hinder growth Proper irrigation supports alfalfa in arid regions but overwater can injure dormant plants and frequent submergence harms active roots
An international Winnipeg conference on pests important to the northwestern states and prairie Canada led to plans for joint experimental work. A shared base map outlines territory and common pests, including grasshoppers and Hessian fly in Canada, with U S entomologists present and addressed by Manitoba officials.
A Colorado woman improved family welfare last year through poultry keeping after a poor harvest. She culled and sold birds for 106 dollars to expand the poultry house, and with 597.20 from eggs and chickens, paid taxes, interest, and funded home improvements. The family recaptured comfort with a warm three room house replacing a lean-to.
Guineas can be tamed if training begins after hatching. Hatch under common hens and confine them to roost in hen houses for taming. Some prefer them wild. they may be hatched by guinea hens, but roaming presents predation risk. Guineas are noisy but valuable on farming. demand rising in Eastern markets. they are good eating, akin to prairie chickens, and fair layers with rich eggs that keep longer.
Wisconsin experiments show a small amount of eggs added to chick feed yields surprisingly good results. Researchers found egg supplementation improves early growth and vitality in baby chicks, supporting hens’ feeding practices.
Geraldine challenges Gerard with a bold remark about eye contact as he mirrors the flirtatious banter. Their playful exchange centers on appearance and confidence in a charged social moment.
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