Keep Overhead Down in Poultry Work Says USDA
Agricultural guidance from the United States Department of Agriculture urges Cheyenne County poultry keepers to favor simplicity in buildings, equipment, and rations. Focus on health, comfort, and nourishment while minimizing costs. avoid overbuilding and costly systems. emphasizes owner involvement, proper land, green feed, and realistic stock pricing to sustain egg production.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Farm Bureau
Santa Cruz
Rooms of Their Own for a Girls Room Makeover
A guide to creating a personal, inviting room in which a girl can think and express herself. Emphasizes neutral shells, color through cushions and fabrics, simple furniture, proper bedding, lighting, and practical storage. Highlights painting floors, mixing white and soft tones, and using durable curtains and simple décor.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Grain and Mash Costs Dominate Total Expenses
The cost of grain and mash accounts for 60 percent of the total expenses, while all other costs comprise the remaining 40 percent.
Material Talk Sparks Jest in Youngs Town
Domestic scene in Youngs town Telegram recalls a shopper and her aunt in a store where a gruff clerk counsels buying less fabric. Ethel voices disapproval, noting the clerk spoke to her aunt as if she were a husband, prompting witty reaction.
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Ethel
Madame
Youngstown
Tunine Root Herbal Remedy at Basseti’s Pharmacy
Tunine is described as a plant based blend of roots herbs and barks with no minerals or opiates. Provided by Basseti’s Pharmacy as a medicinal preparation for general use.
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Basseti
Travel wiser with Tuesday or Wednesday peakless roads
A traffic census by the Bureau of Public Roads finds Sunday carries the highest volume on a major U.S. highway, with Tuesday and Wednesday the lightest. best travel times are before 2 am, 2 to 3 am especially, and traffic rises through the week toward Sunday. Ninety percent of daily traffic moves between 7 am and 9 pm.
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Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Notorious Wolf Captured After Years of Rancher Losses
A lone wolf that terrorized southern Montana near Billings for six years has been captured by U S Department of Agriculture trappers. It reportedly taught local dogs to hunt livestock, killed at least 150 animals, and measured 15 feet 10 inches with a weight of 2 pounds. The wolf was trapped on the last day of Billings county fair and exhibited to thousands.
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Montana
Billings
United States Department of Agriculture
Century Old Truth and Modern Complaint
Daniel Webster warned in 1838 that numerous critics oppose banks and corporations, denounce wealth accumulation, and push for equality. He argued they would disrupt industry and capitalism in a land of liberty, equality, and high wages, viewing property as unfairly concentrated.
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Daniel Webster
Senate
Population growth drives higher government costs and capital needs
Chairman Calder of the U S Senate reconstruction and production committee says each additional million people requires public utilities to raise 700 million dollars via securities to fund development. This equates to 77 dollars per person or about 3 500 dollars for a five person family.
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Calder
U. S. Senate Committee On Reconstruction and Production
A Paean for Golf Then and Now in Canada
A century ago golf was little known on this continent while today millions play on weekends. The piece admires the democratic appeal of golf across ages and notes Toronto’s three public courses and Montreal’s slower embrace as the sport expands in Canada.
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Great Britain
Canada
Toronto
Montreal
Public golf and youth in Montreal urged by Stier
The Montreal Star argues golf is a rich man’s game but could benefit youth. It cites Chicago’s public courses with a million players weekly and notes attempts for a public course in Montreal have failed. The piece urges facilities for five thousand Montreal youths to provide outdoor activity and health benefits.
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Chicago
Montreal
Canada
Montreal Stier
Butchering on the Farm and Farm Marketing
Extension bulletin 52 from the Nebraska College of Agriculture outlines a farm scale guide to slaughtering cutting curing and preserving meat. It covers multiple operations with 47 illustrations and presents a best method chosen for beginners.
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Nebraska College of Agriculture
Great American Waste During Fire Losses in the United States
The Chicago Evening Post notes that last year fire waste exceeded 500 million dollars, rivaling 19th century San Francisco losses and second only to 1906. Fifteen thousand lives were lost, sixty thousand injured, fires averaged a minute, wires burned a quarter of new buildings, and one hospital burned daily. Seventy five percent of blazes came from carelessness, underscoring Fire Prevention Week.
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United States
San Francisco
Chicago Evening Post
Nebraska inventor touts short circuit finder profits
State Industrial Notes reports Carl Eisenmann of Nebraska City credited by a New York engineer with inventing a short circuit finder. He claims to manufacture and sell it for 12.50 while an inferior rival costs 140. Communities plan bonds and projects from Papillion to Plattsmouth, including gas, paving, and school bonds ahead of winter.
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Carl Eisenmann
Nebraska City
New York
Lou Frazier
Fairmont
the Chronicle
N. G. Taylor
Nebraska State Railway Commission
National Association of State Railway Commissioners
Papillion
Surpy County
The
Liberty Journal
Barneston
Flattsmouth
Wavelock
Alliance
Plattsmouth
Winter Wether
Keep Ranges Clean for Safe Gas Flames
Keep your gas ranges clean to prevent yellow smoky flames. Experts note greased top burners clog air mixer holes, causing improper combustion and soot on utensils. Regular cleaning avoids faulty flame and smoke.
Cleaning Gas Burners For Clear Blue Flame
Wash the burners in hot water with washing soda, rinse well, and replace them. When the gas is lit, it will burn with a clear blue feathery flame.
This Week Only Children Half Price at Skating Rink
Little Jane reports a marvel to her mother claiming bargains on babies. The mother questions the joke as Jane points to a skating rink sign advertising half price children for this week, sparking confusion over the strange promotion.
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Jane
Burglar’s rise traced in odd confession
A welfare worker asks a question and No. 9768 explains his gradual path to burglary. He says he started with a soft drink concession at a county fair, then drove a taxi, promoted wrestling bouts, and finally began breaking into homes, as reported by the Birmingham Age-Herald.
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Birminghim Age-Herald
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