Unknown mineral district in northern California prospect zone
The article outlines a proposed northern California mining district spanning western Siskiyou county and adjacent Humboldt Del Norte and Trinity areas. It describes three sections the Klamath Salmon and New River with base ores iron copper cinnabar and gold bearing ve inst, notes mostly unprospected virgin ground totaling about 1200 square miles, and highlights crude methods, abundant timber, water power potential, and accessible routes via the Salmon river and Scott valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campa
Nevada
Reid
California
Stakiyou County
Klamath
Salmon Mountains
Humboldt County
North Fork
Salmon River
Trinity Mountains
New River
Mother Lode
Nevada County
Titer Vale
Slakiyny
Salmon
Klamath River
Marble Mountains
Oregon Line
Vyicinity of
Gottsville
del Norte County
Siskiyou Range
Indian Creek
Kinmath
Scott Valley
Good Mountain Highway
H. &. Sinclair
Contrarian Credit Dialogue Between Merchants
A brief dialogue shows two merchants debating credit and cash. The first merchant asserts the other owes Mr Spender substantial credit. The second acknowledges gratitude and explains the creditor can pay in cash, noting the advantage of cash flow. The exchange highlights mutual obligation and financial stability in a merchant relationship.
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Mr. Spender
Necessity of Sheltering Farm Animals Properly
Farmers should shelter animals in warm, sanitary barns with good ventilation and lighting. Exercise is essential to health and productivity. long stalls harm dairy cows. A sample barn layout with stalls, boxes, cow walls, and silos is described, plus feeding advice for calves and goats emphasizing protein, proper mixing, and avoiding excess starch.
Dry farming crops offer drought resistant forage and grain
The article extols drought resistant plants like amber cane millet for dry farms, noting heavy yields for dairy stock, fodder quality, and compatibility with hard land. It discusses planting methods, timing before July, grain and forage value, and the influence of ripening on digestibility. It cites Professor Cottrel and farm experience at 6,000 feet, comparing millet and cane to corn for feed and noting harvest timing debates.
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Maine
Lip Frienda
Parede
Stalin
Cottrel
Plainy
Denver
Coop for Hen and Chicks Provides Sunny Dry Space
The article describes a two-compartment open air colony style chicken coop 46 inches long and 18 inches wide, designed to be wind water and vermin proof with easy cleaning access. It emphasizes ample sunlight, a near ground floor for chick access, and a roost option for rearing chicks to maturity, with careful framing and roofing guidance.
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Ipoh
Acta
American Hen Is Profitable: Poultry Farming Worth Attention
Samuel Pills argues poultry farming yields higher profits than other farming branches. He notes farmers often see poultry care as women’s work and mock men who help, yet commitment to proper poultry science boosts earnings and eases labor. The American hen has generated millions yearly and earned respect among farmers.
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Samuel Pills
Wornko
Tuberculosis rises in cows, tests show ten percent reaction
The article notes an increase of tuberculosis in the country with about ten percent of cows expected to react to tuberculin tests. It emphasizes sunshine, clean air, sanitary tables, and proper food as the main preventive measures.
Good Breeding Qualities in Market Fowl Selection
The article emphasizes selecting breeding fowls with small bones and plumpness. Short legs and necks aid the plump bird, and improvement relies on choosing the right individuals for breeding. It stresses maintaining good breed quality through careful selection.
Benefits of Crop Rotation on Farm Yields
The article explains crop rotation as a planned farming system to maintain soil fertility and achieve higher long term returns. It classifies crops by root depth and shows deep rooted plants like alfalfa and clover, moderately deep crops such as oats and corn, and shallow rooted grasses, advising alternating these classes to improve soil structure, moisture use, and overall yields.
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oWithstand
Tollela
Poultry Notes On Breeds, Housing And Feeding
Poultry notes advise selecting a breed that fits yourIncubator setup and flock size. Old hens are strong mothers while pullets excel as layers. provide water grit charcoal and regular feeding. Exercise and varied diet aid growth. scraps help thrift. avoid loafing hens and ensure warm handled care.
To Gure a Kicking Cow For Safe Milking
Practical advice outlines a one inch wide strap around each hind leg tied above the hock to compress the hamstring, preventing kicking. If flies cause tail swish, attach straps to a cord to restrain movement. Use the atraps during every milking and reassess after a week to judge if a cure has occurred.
Farmer Raises Anything If He Does the Work Right
A dry farmer asserts he can raise any crop or product he chooses as long as he applies proper labor and method. He emphasizes diligent work, soil care, and timely planting to achieve successful yields and profits. Such viewpoint reflects practical adaptation to climate and resource constraints in farming communities.
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