Bermuda or Alfalfa Pasture Upgrade Advised by Oklahoma Expert
Oklahoma Experiment Station Director A Wilson recommends mixing Bermuda grass with alfalfa to create a permanent pasture for horses and cattle. The approach aims to reduce weed pest spread while improving grazing in extreme summer and winter conditions.
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Teimm
Callle
Bermate
Bermuda
Jan
A. Wilson
Oklahoma Experiment Station
Bullwouter
Breeding Corn for Higher Yield in Oklahoma Fields
Simon O. Churchill of the Department of Agronomy at Oklahoma A and M College advises farmers in Hemlock County to select and test ear quality from field rows. Plant portions of the best ears to compare yields, weigh each row, and save the superior seed for planting on one side of the field to improve overall crop production.
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Chaxtain
Hemlack
Simon —O. O. Churchill
Department of Agronomy
Oklahoma
A. & M. College
Butt
Cotton Seed Meal for Hogs Observed Effects and Mortality
A farmer describes experiences using cotton seed meal as hog feed. Observations span four to eight weeks with varying results. Some hogs die with postmortem shows including pericardial effusion and fluid around the chest, yet others appear normal. The report notes no single characteristic illness across cases.
The Currant Growing Guide from Kemp County OK
An old station note discusses currants and climate in Kemp County Oklahoma. It suggests currants do not thrive in much of the region but can succeed at higher altitudes with careful care and water management.
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Joeu
Maugh
Kemp County
Oklahoma
Okelahoma
Cistern War Comand and Bathing Structures Details
Specifications discuss constructing cisterns with brick walls arches and concrete bottoms in a bay dormitory and women building area. It covers wall thickness mortar bedding grout plaster and arch diameters, plus water storage calculations for a 5 to 6 inch rainfall scenario and pumping to troughs for cattle watering.
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Bard Betel Tala
Baye
RG. Chandler
Department of Engineering
Oklahoma
Stock melons tied to Kansas seed names in old report
In a fragmented note by Ler Maer on Lin bo Leet fybet boul, Hog Melons are described as mixed in quality between an eltron and watermelon. They store well in straw and may add variety to a dry stock diet, though nutritive value is uncertain. Seeds offered by Barteldes feed Co for Kanes Stock or Colorado Preserving melons.
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Ler
Maer
Beckham County
Ohiahor
Dr. Harrison
Kanwae
Barteldes Feed Co. Om Home Ohy
Kanes Stock
Colorado
Gossip fivesip Beast of Prey Slays Wall Creature
A creature called Gossip fivesip is described as a beast of prey that attacked a victim named George Meneditte and caused his death. The incident centers on the creature’s pursuit and the fatal confrontation near Hot Wall.
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George Meneditte
Fever in Texas Threatens Cattle Trade Across States
A letter warns that there is no vaccine to protect cattle from Texas fever. The message notes the disease spreads from burnt-out immunity cattle in the South to susceptible stock in the North, urging total removal of infected cattle to stop transmission. The sender signs with Hub Hlatio A on 'Tatas eter.
Feather novelties and feather trimming trends described
The article notes rising feather trim production by Kreps and others as designers fuse ostrich and marabout to create diverse plumage effects. It highlights that most fancy feathers come from domestic birds, warns against overharvesting, and mentions shifts toward imitation due to restrictions on certain plumage and the continued popularity of ostrich feathers in modern fashion.
Ornament Trends For Fall Hats And Jewelry Fashion Notes
A fashion feature highlights fall hat trimming with verst posture and wing accents. It notes reversible hat styling, velvet crowns, and Mercury Wing details. Jewelry includes long earrings with colored stones, seed pearls, Japanese pearls, jade bracelets, and paste sapphires. neckwear ranges from twisted rope necklaces to collarless frocks and mourning wear.
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Winety
New Paris Model Reveals Decorative Wright Attic Folly
A new Paris model showcases an attic folly described as attractive with white overbrose and fine Madetra embroidery. The design emphasizes delicate textile work and a decorative approach to space usage.
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Ot Wright
Velvet and Linen Gowns with Black Velvet Trim
Fashion notice describes robes with a wide black velvet band and heavy white embroidery as the sole trimming. Garments are worn with formal gowns, currently a gown of Hinigerle or linen paired with black velvet for more formal occasions.
Hooded cloaks trend in summer coats at final fashion show
The feature presents hooded coats with long front ends tied by a large silk bow. Descriptions note heavy lace eyelet embroidery, scalloped edges, and a white silk or linen strap finish. Shown across the season’s best new cloth contexts.
Rainy dress hack with elastic waist under coat
A vintage note describes a method to adjust skirts under a raincoat using haltineh elastic and a hook and eye system. It claims practical use for lifting a dress while walking in rain, keeping hands free and avoiding tearing fabric with a safety plow.
Dry farming methods for double precipitation regions
A Iowa expert outlines dry farming principles to leverage soil moisture and capillary action in regions with twice the rainfall of Campbell's area. Key points include soil firming, dust mulch, and compacted surface to improve moisture retention, stimulate bacteria and nitrates, and promote deep root systems for drought resilience.
Reducing Moisture Loss With Drainage and Seed Beds
Farmers urged to improve drainage and prepare seed beds to keep soil surface mellow. Proper care could cut moisture loss to a minimum and prevent crop damage during hot summer periods.
Overcome Drought With Tested Farming Methods
Years of testing by large scale methods and systems show drought can be practically overcome. Farmers selecting proper foods and practicing suitable tillage can improve yields and resilience in dry conditions.
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Wulfae
Harvesting in Dry Areas Led by Prompt Action
In dry regions harvest must be prompt as grain shells unevenly and losses rise if delayed. Many wheat varieties resist shelling until maturity, with poor yields if fields dry or damaged. Head maturity, yellowing pods, and green tops indicate readiness, while large areas may be harvested with headers or combined headers and threshers where land is extensive.
KEEP HORSE IN GOOD FLESH
Farmers should feed and care for horses to keep them strong and productive. A fat, well conditioned horse works better and lasts longer than a thin, diseased one. The criticizes farmers who keep poor animals and treat horses as mere machines, urging humane, companion like care.
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Mr Close
Tim
Poultry Notes on Ducks, Eggs, and Brooding Practices
Ducks are good breeders but poor mothers, with Peking as the favored breed in large plants. Keep ducks on land with fresh water, use a kerosene sprayer to disinfect cracks, and discard undersized or misshapen eggs. Proper exercise and grazing improve growth, while brooder disinfection involves lifting the hover and sun-shining the area. Break broodiness by confinement and light feeding, and ensure hens receive greens and grain at the right times.
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Walter
Chicke
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