Morgan Horse Breed Noted For Farm Use And Range Work
Morgan horses are praised as a useful American breed for farms and range work. The narrative highlights breed development at Middlebury and widespread adoption by ranchers, with stallions sent to several states to diversify traits and improve performance. The text credits government and private breeders in renewing interest while Vermont and New England show strong local development.
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Mort Worth
Wea
Wwe
Wivons
Anil Champien Morgen
Phia Nine
Ceneralater
United Slaton Morgan Boren
Middlebury
Beree
Enon
Morgan Stallong
Kans
Sfincourt
Montana
Nebraska
Texas
Aefow
Milnes
Mixxourl
Town
New England
Vermont
Wie Finet
Wisconsin Hatcheries Regulated by State and University
State and University of Wisconsin aim to regulate Wisconsin hatcheries and hatchery flocks under state and university guidelines. Inspectors will verify compliance with standards for breeding quality and marketable chicks. Hatcheries meeting rules will receive accreditation marks indicating standard bred stock and acceptable strain performance.
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Wikconsin Pottery Hatchorion
United
United States
Markete
Te Woultry
University of Wiseenasth
Wisconsin
Department of Trirkets
Planting Advice for Corn Seed Quality
A brief farmer’s note urges careful seed selection for corn. It argues that superior seed yields more, while cheap or poor seed promises poor returns, and emphasizes the high return on investing in better seed regardless of small upfront cost.
Better Tillage for Farms and Economic Return
A short, misreadable farm note argues that careful farming beats large acreage left poorly cared for. It compares a well tilled plot to a neglected expanse, suggesting improved profit and ready money for the owner if more farmers adopt this lesson known by gardeners.
Farmers Engaged in Raising Silver Fox
Report from the United States Department of Agriculture notes more farmers rear silver foxes than any other fur bearing animal. It cites 12 000 to 15 000 foxes in captivity and stresses the need for species knowledge, sanitation, disease control, proper pelts, and market understanding for success in the fur trade.
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United Maree Department
Dlologicat Murvey
United States Department of Agetentiure
Murray
United States
Biological Survey
Ite
Slides on Better Farming in 46 States Highlight Education Program
The article notes slides on improving farming methods distributed to 46 states from the United States Department of Agriculture and Agricultural Experiment Stations. Teachers and agronomy instructors ordered visual aids covering poultry management dairying and farm economics. Arkansas Illinois Michigan and Pennsylvania sent the most requests for slides during the period February and March.
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Department of Agricultie
Ark
Fide Ani
Alldes
Howe
Arkanans Olio
Midtenn
Hitnels
Pennsylvanian
Clean Out All Fence Rows For Early Pest Control
An entomologist from Lone State College, M A Benton, says cleaning up old vegetation and weeds along fence rows and tails reduces pests. Early cleanup helps kill insects like worms and corn rootworms before they attack crops, starving out offenders.
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Senate
M.A. Benton
Lone State College
Tomato crop urged for home and local markets
Readers urged to expand tomato growing amid high prices for canned foods. Emphasis on careful selection, fertilizer use, and cultural practices for a reliable, home and local market supply.
Boys and Girls Like Club Work In South States
Report highlights scholarships and club work supporting farm youth in the Southern states. Notes Alabama and Georgia groups aiding 1025 and 2082 youths with school expenses through cooperative programs. Mentions trained workers and college scholarships, with young girls in Alabama and Georgia starting a college fund, reflecting wartime industrial education efforts.
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Ted Mie
United States Department of Agriculture
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Unclear fragment hints at scholarships and education
Fragmentary notes mention a scholarship program and a potential award for girls. It references Georgie girls, a proremis from their worl, and home demonstration work, but details are obscured and names are garbled. The text alludes to a $200 scholarship for home demonstration talent.
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Joma
Georgie
Wehoal
Tirmingbin
Abm
Ehraeinhens
Chile
Warm reception for mites in poultry roosts
Warm weather brings roost mites for hens and drops egg yield. University poultry expert A. O. Smith recommends kerosene either brushed on or sprayed to kill mites, saving time with spray. Repeat every two weeks in warm weather to prevent infestations.
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Smith
Poultry Division
University Farm
KEEP UP VEGETABLE SUPPLY FOR FRESH PRODUCE
Instruction suggests avoiding successive plantings to maintain a timely fresh supply. It mentions vegetables such as ami dishes and beans. It notes pale snap and pale lima beans and that green beans may not always be available in the same quantity as bunch beans.
Superior Farm Implements
Good implements are far more important in farming than some farmers believe. It is a hard matter to do good farming with poor or unsatisfactory farm implements. Considering their utility, farm implements are cheap.
Wash All Milk Cans Immediately After Emptied
News warns hotels restaurants and others buying milk in wholesale quantities to rinse and sterilize cans promptly after use. The U S Department of Agriculture notes that improper handling leads to bacterial growth and dirty cans returning to plants. Consumers can help by proper can care at the right time.
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Becom
Plan for Summer Spraying in Horticulture
Plan outlines winter preparations for summer spraying to protect foliage. Notes the need for careful timing to avoid damage, lists agents such as nicotine sulphate and Bordeaux mixture, and mentions control of chewing insects and fungal diseases on apples pears and other fruits. It emphasizes practical gardener recommendations and combinations for pests and diseases.
Seedbed Mixture of Soy Beans and Sudan Grass for Hay
The text describes sowing soy beans with Sudan grass as a mixed planting for hay. It advises seeding 12 pounds per acre of a grass seed blend, then drilling about three pecks of beans per acre, with the grass seed drilling second to cover the mix. It mentions land suitability and notes varieties Mammoth Yellow or Hullburg Moungil as favorable.
Sweet Clover For Pasture Under Mort Conditions
Under mort conditions sweet clover can be used mainly as pasture. When decided, cattle should be placed on it and not allowed off until they start to eat. This initial grazing will take a drag or two, after which they will thrive. The plant makes undesirable hay as it is coarse with few leaves, so harvest early when it begins to bloom for best hay quality.
Subway Cupid Turns Tables On Two Suitors
Jim Kelly chases a Harvard Club rumor and a boarding house romance but a city subway encounter reveals the real John Laurence. Alice, mistaking Jim for the old friend, reconnects and explains she’s engaged to Laurence, not Kelly, ending the chase with a comic twist.
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McGiure
Aine
John Latrence
Cam
John Laurence
Abe
Alice
Johny
Beauty
Harvard
John
Wwe
Tony
Weill
Lali
Hiesenée
Tharvard
Jim
Jim Kelly
Thay
Jantar
Laurence
Roe
Cotor
John Laur
John Lawid
Juhi Laurence
Kelly
Allen
Joonda
Jin
John Lawrence
Kima
Tim Kelly
Cupid
Motionless Stance Study Uses Head Mounted Alastometer
In the Journal of Industrial Myplene W H Miles describes testing Stith MyUMibrium as a motor control probe. An indicator fixed to the head records sway direction while eyes open or shut. Results show modest gains from apparatus training and sway inversely tracks with a neuromuscular efficiency, with foot length affecting balance readings. More observations needed to define norms across stature and weight.
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Journal of Industrial Myplene
Miles
High School Drops Plan For Stenography Student
A girl chose to skip high school in favor of a business course and told the principal the goal of becoming a private secretary to a prominent figure once she masters stenography. The principal asked about education in English and speech, to which she replied that those courses train correct talking and writing.
Still Doing Business Mrs Trotter You in Colorado
A fragment from the Housten Post notes a humorous exchange about traveling to Colorado and Pike's Peak. It mentions Mrs Trotter You and Mrs Homebody discussing the ascent, with a boyhood reminiscence attributed to the writer's father.
Duke Prudance Court Scene Sparks Linguistic Quip
An alien seeks excusal from jury duty claiming difficulty with English. The judge snaps back that there will be no language accommodations in court, ending the exchange with a curt dismissal.
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Duke Prudance
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