The Other Tea Parties of 1773 1774 Across the Colonies
The piece recounts the 1773 Boston Tea Party and other colonial actions against East India Company tea in Newport Philadelphia New York Annapolis and Charleston. It notes ship arrivals detouring shipments burning and disposal of tea and the broader push toward independence with figures like Samuel Adams John Hancock and Thomas Melvill highlighted.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Thirteen Colonies
Newport
R. I
New York City
Philadelphia
Annapolis
Charleston
S. C
Townshend
George
Samuel Adams
Fast India Company
America
England
William Phillips
John Rowe
John Hancock
East India Company
Dartmouth
James Hall
Eleanor
James Bruce
Beaver
Hezekiah Coffin
East Indian Company
Geaver
Bruce
London
Hall
Eivery
Griffin's Wharf
Pearl Street
Francis Notch
Nutchinson
Castle William
Boston Harbor
Rotch
Griffin’s Wharf
Thomas Melvill
Old State House
Thomas Gage
Hutchinson
Hostil
Lexington
Concord
Polly
Delaware River
Chester
Boston Common
John Malcolm
New York
Peggy Stewart
Anthony Stewart
Stewart
Charles Warfield
Finished Turkeys Bring Top Prices
O C Ufford Colorado extension poultryman notes most of the annual turkey crop is sold by grade and finishing birds well is key to high prices. He warns finishing requires costly last pounds and advises a growth plan with cornmeal bran shorts meat meal bone meal salt and green feed plus milk and water. Fattening uses 6 to 7 pounds of feed per 1 pound gain at finish after 3 1/2 to 4 pounds per pound during growth.
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O. C. Ufford
Extension
Colorado Agricultural College
Pullorum Test Popular Gains Traction in Poultry Industry
The USDA devised a cheap stained-antigen test for pullorum disease that needs no lab gear and costs about two cents per bird. Over 1,000,000 hens were tested last year, seven new plants were approved this year bringing total to 28, and rapid progress is expected in eradicating diseased stock to improve egg and chick production.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Cause of Watery Eggs Investigated by Empire Board
The Empire marketing board reports extensive testing over two years into the problem of watery whites in eggs. Factors such as breed susceptibility, management system, and feeding regimes showed no appreciable cause for watery whites. Tests of twenty four hour old eggs packed air cell down required an 18 mile road delivery and revealed a high proportion of watery whites.
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Empire Marketing Board
Montreal Herald
Farmer Advice on Infertile Eggs From Missouri Farmer
The Missouri farmer says producing infertile eggs is key to quality eggs that consumers will pay a premium for. Keeping the laying flock free of male birds prevents chick development inside the shell and preserves freshness.
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Missouri
Checking Egg Production by Dawn Checks and Trap Nests
Poultry experts conclude a common basis of physiological activity underlies egg production. They prepared guiding principles to follow, noting that dawn examination and trap nest methods require skilled poultrymen for accuracy.
Getting Rid of Him
A woman declares she will end a two year relationship with Tolliver and marry him instead. She vows to burn old love letters and empty out her bureau drawer, while Naomi expresses shock at the decision.
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Tolliver
Naomi
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Oeo
Elmo Scott Watson
Faneuil Hall
Old South Church
Old South
Governor Hutchinson
Hancock
Josiah Quincey, Jr
Western Newspaper Union
Thios, Melvill
Paul Revere
Statz-House
Easagort
Phillips’ Mik
Magnesia
N.rl.a
Phillips’ Milk
van Tiel
ASC
McMillan Furs Wool CO
Minneapolis
Minh
Paxton
Joseph Hackins
Mgr
Omaha
Nebraska
Hotel Conant
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