Extension News Service Publishes Accredited Herd List No. 2
The second list of free from tuberculosis herds or those passing one test with view to certification is released by the College of Agriculture for free distribution. The USDA compiles these lists by breed, owner names, and states in alphabetical order as part of the tuberculosis eradication effort. Copies available upon request from USDA circular 644.
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College of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Glycerine Mixture Advertised For Quick Relief
Sidney women are urged to try Adler i ka a glycerine mix with buckthorn bark for instant relief of gas and sour stomach. The product is claimed to act on both upper and lower bowel, offering relief from constipation and potentially preventing appendicitis. One woman reports cure of chronic bowel trouble. Western Drug Co.
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Sidney
Not Flattering Exchange on Mr Bestzetter Hiring Ad Writer
A quoted remark recalls a tense exchange about Mr Bestzetter and a suggestion to hire the same ad writer who produced his advertisements to craft his books. The dialogue hints at reputational concerns and professional choices without detailing consequences.
Feeding Hens for Egg Production proves balanced rations boost yield
A farmers bulletin from the College of Agriculture Lincoln promotes balanced rations as key to high egg output and profitability. It urges using simple home grown grain mixes and supplements such as meat scrap or milk, with examples like two parts cracked corn to one part oats and a mash of three parts corn meal to one part meat scrap. Bulletin 1067 is free upon request.
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United States Department of Agriculture Farmers’ Bulletin
College of Agriculture
Lincoln
Cottage Cheese Marketing and Milk Contests Bulletins
The U S Department of Agriculture issued two circulars titled Suggestions for the Marketing of Cottage Cheese and Milk and Cream Contests. Both aim to aid dairy producers and dealers with improved marketing methods and competition to raise milk supplies. Free copies are available from the College of Agriculture in Lincoln.
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United States
Bulletin
College of Agriculture
Lincoln
Pump Irrigation in Nebraska Excerpt Now Available
Nebraska Agricultural Experiments Station circular 2 explains factors in deciding to install pump irrigation plants. It covers water needs, plant design, wells and pumps. Free copies may be obtained from the College of Agriculture in Lincoln.
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Nebraska Agricultural Experiments Station
Nebraska
College of Agriculture
Lincoln
Dairy Barn and Milk House Arrangements Circular
A Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station circular argues dairy cows are the most efficient converters of feed to high priced foods. It urges adequate barn and shed facilities for dairy herds, notes the 28 page illustrated circular and requests circular 6 from the station in Lincoln.
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Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station
Agricultural Experiment Station
Lincoln
Redtop gains in favor for wetland use and soil tolerance
A circular from the College of Agriculture at Lincoln argues redtop is the best wetland grass of its species, thrives in varied soils including sour and poor soils, and resists drought. It details value uses seed soils climate and culture and notes Circular 43 is available from the college.
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United States Department of Agriculture
College of Agriculture
Lincoln
Do you want a good home in the best town on earth
Real estate ad style pitch from Sidney Lumber Co inviting readers to choose their services for a home. Mentions Sidney Lumber Co as the source.
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Sidney Lumber CO
Waiting for the wind to blow over debt
A humorous exchange frames a man in debt seeking help from his father. The father asks for the outcome, and the reply humorously notes that relief has not yet arrived, only the expectation that the situation will improve with time.
Well Fixed for Eves
Spain houses over five million fir trees with about a quarter in regularly planted and cultivated orchards.
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Eves
Spain
Explosion at gasoline faucet shocks 4000 factory workers
A Boston Transprint report recalls a strange blast at a gasoline faucet that sent panic through a plant employing about 4,000 workers. The incident left observers unsure, describing the scene as if the workers were driven into a chaotic picnic.
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Boston Transprint
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