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Newspaper

The Beaver Herald

Location

Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1922

Page

3

Inspection on All Produce Aims to End Disputes

Produce shippers face disputes over carload conditions due to grading, packing, or handling. Since a federal inspection service began, a certified inspector's report provides objective evidence of quantity, quality, grade, and condition. Any party may request inspection to settle damage claims, with the report admissible in federal courts as prima facie evidence.

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Inoculate Alfalfa And Kindred Crops Inoculate alfalfa and kindred crops

Instructions from the United States Department of Agriculture outline three inoculation methods for alfalfa clover and other legumes. It describes direct soil transfer, pure culture inoculation, and coat methods with glue and soil, including steps to prepare inoculated soil and apply it to seeds.

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Feeding Tests With Fowls at Bolteville Yard

Eight years of USDA feeding trials at Bolteville Minemash yard produce a uniform high egg yield with a mash of 4 percent bran 4 percent middlings 20 percent meat scrap and 66 percent cornmeal Hens could select ingredients. Leghorns averaged 140 to 105 eggs per year while Rhode Island Reds Wyandottes and Plymouth Rocks varied with breed and fattening tendencies noted.

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Diary as a Farm Diary Valuable for Future Use

A UM Agriculture pamphlet urges farmers to maintain a detailed diary to chronicle yearly farm problems, records of income and expenses, and personal notes. It argues diaries help locate past remedies for pests, trace land improvements, and support farm accounting with durable materials and regular entries.

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Grazing Maintains Soil Productivity Says United States Dept

The United States Department of Agriculture notes grazing is more productive than mowing in pasture lands for beef cattle and sheep, leaving all manure to enrich soil. In Virginia and England, lime and phosphate are used on pastures to improve grass stands, though data on cost effectiveness are limited.

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Milk Goat Industry Grows Across America

The milk goat industry, long seen as a European specialty, is gaining attention in the United States. Experts note goats suit small farms and urban outskirts, offering fresh milk where cows may be impractical, and predict greater importance as the sector develops.

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Alfalfa Seed Production Seen Higher This Season

Reports to the bureau of market wed crop estimates indicate a somewhat larger alfalfa yield this year despite dry hot weather hampering parts of the Southwest. Overall the crop is larger than last season with stronger production in other regions.

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The Lonesome Girl on the Rock at Sunset

Evalyn Clark, a chorus girl, shelters on a sea rock as Paula Dalloe, a wealthy patron, tries to counsel her. Paula reveals her own past and loss, while Evalyn clings to independence and a vow to not reveal her whereabouts, seeking solace away from society.

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Fragmentary noir romance scene in turbulent barroom clash

A hazy dialogue drenched fragment depicts a tense confrontation and a daring escape. Characters Barry Evelyn and others struggle amid a waterfront setting as loyalties flare and plans unravel in a melodramatic moment.

Candy as a valuable energy food in soldier rations

An old text argues candy's energy value depends on type and ingredients. It notes sugar’s role in fatigue prevention and chocolate bites as compact, portable nutrition favored by climbers and riders. The piece reflects wartime feeding tactics and the practicality of sugar and candy.

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Railway Man Conflicts With Lawyer Over Train Accident

A railway employee in a court scene disputes a lawyer about witnessing a man fall from a train. The worker insists he saw the fall and notes the confusion of who stood where. The dialogue reveals tension as the lawyer questions credibility and the worker clarifies distances and events.

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South Seas Islands Show Polynesian Ways and Wonders

South Gea talanda homeland hosts under four thousand residents in scattered atolls. A regal lagoon spans forty five miles with pearl oysters sold locally. The Tahieh and Rurutu islands form a crescent chain from northwest to southeast, housing up to two thousand Polynesians and featuring ancient stone structures on Kapa. Land area roughly lif square miles per the National Geogeaphi Boetety survey.

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Minded Mirth From Rural Talk On Woolly Wheat

An odd rural exchange wonders why the word woolly wheat is used. A speaker asks historically about mispronounced terms and farm chatter. The excerpt reflects folksy speech and local flavor from a village setting, highlighting language and humor.

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