Indian Memorial Day Traditions and Cherokee Echoes
May 24 marks the burial anniversary of Ot ray with a cement headstone by Indians. Rites are held yearly by bands from Colorado and Utah to honor him, while white Memorial Day observances approach with parades and flowers. The piece reflects on indigenous remembrances, dances, and beliefs about the afterlife, intercession by ancestors, and harvest offerings at graves.
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Editha L. .Watson
Otray
Colorado
Utah
Deamon Mentioas
Tunica
Pera Sebastien Rasies
Egg production shows rise in first quarter despite fewer hens
United States Department of Agriculture figures indicate farm flocks with 400 or more hens laid an average 83.6 hens on January 1 and 35.7 eggs per flock on March 1, with total quarter-output 75.3 eggs, up from 64.9 in 1925-29 five year average.
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United Atea Department
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Buareau
Chopped Alfalfa Proves Desirable Protein Source
An experiment at the South Dakota experiment station finds chopped alfalfa a desirable protein supplement for pork production and notes it forms a splendid 15 percent of a desirable mash.
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South Dakota
Poultry Flock Split to Improve Late-Hooded Production
Fragmented notes discuss managing a pullet flock by splitting it to remove late pullets. Instructions reference clean shavings, a mix of shaw, and cutting the pullet flock to obtain better production. Spelling errors obscure specifics, but the item focuses on flock management and timing.
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Shaw
Sang Ephigenan Oos
da. W. B. Cacowell
Pepsin
Doctors Family
S. S. Shean
Charles J. Connick
Boston
Paris
Been-A Mint
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