Introduction of Pure-Bred Sires in Dairy Program
The USDA report argues pure-bred dairy sires lift milk output while 75 percent of dairy bulls are grades. It details county scrub-bull eradication campaigns and cooperative bull clubs as paths to statewide efforts, with campaigns spanning weeks to a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Bureau of Dairy Industry
Extension Service
State College, of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Warm Water for Layers Improves Egg Production
Cold weather reduces egg output, but warm water for hens helps welfare and lowers heating costs. Insulate the water pail with straw excelsior or newspapers, cover with tin, and keep the water warm by refilling at coarse intervals. One packing may last the season.
Alfalfa Yellows Linked to Potato Leafhopper Insect
Prof. A A Granovsky of the University of Wisconsin reports at a Nashville meeting that the common potato leafhopper causes alfalfa yellows. Experiments show leafhopper feeding yields yellow tops and weakened plants, harming hay yield and winter survival. other legumes are affected as well.
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University of Wisconsin
Amerteib Association of Economic Entomologists
Nashville
Tenn
Granovsky
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station
Lea
Grunovaky
Good Mash Hoppers Are Most Desirable Features
The article explains mash consumption affects growth and egg production. It lists features of a good mash hopper: large capacity, accessible feed, minimal waste, easy to clean move and refill, close to floor, well located for the birds and in good light.
Sweet Clover Honey Plant Prospects for Bees
The article discusses sweet clover as an excellent honey plant, noting its biennial yellow and white varieties and an annual type. It explains flowering from mid June to frost, potential yields around 200 pounds of honey per colony, and recommends a grain binder for hay cutting to preserve air flow and avoid bleaching of bundles.
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Kode
Dewey
Purner
Poor Soil Compared to Inferior Live Stock
A Missouri corn production study finds labor per acre nearly the same for 30 or 50 bushels, implying yield gains from fertilization and crop care lessen per bushel. The idea mirrors stockmen arguing better breeding raises value without extra feed, a premium trend noted by the Omaha Daily Stockman Journal.
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A. Missouri
Omaha Daily Stockman-Journal
Fragmentary society note quotes half world riddle
A clipped society page line reads a half quote about the world and a witty remark. The text is incomplete and shows editorial chatter rather than a full event or named individuals. The fragment hints at a social column tone.
Preventive remedy ad for cold influenza with Bromo Quin ine
An old fashion remedy ad promotes Laxative BROMOQUININE tablets for colds grip or influenza. The box bears the signature E. W. Grove and a 300 price claim.
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E. W. Grove
Absolute Monarch On Guam Governor Rules With Navy Backing
A World Traveler piece proclaims the Guam governor as the most absolute ruler in the world today. It argues he acts as judge jury and court of appeals across practical legal matters with Navy backing.
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Guam
United States Navy
Court of Appeals
Silence Ends as England Hermit James Mason Seeks Life Vow
James Mason of Canfield England vowed to shut himself from women and most men for life, living as a hermit while his brother Thomas 68 acts as guardian. Thomas briefly broke the vow twice to arrange visits for a pension official and a clergyman during James’s stroke.
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James Mason
Canfield
England
Thomas
James
Jarmes
Boy says new jail so big it attracts a boy in Indianapolis
Six year old Ralph Clark and his father visit Indianapolis driving along the canal toward Meridian Street. The boy notices a steel framed building and tells his father it looks like a new jail, remarking on its size.
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Ralph Clark
Indianapolis
Meridian Street
Pateview
Ralph
Manypolis
Legislative respect seen as key to lawful governance
The piece argues that honoring the legislative body is essential to upholding laws it makes. It emphasizes accountability and rule of law, urging compliance with legally enacted measures and the institutions that craft them.
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