Behalf of Pueblo Indians Protest Over Bursum Bill
In Senate Borah calls attention to S. 3855 to settle land claims of non Indians within Pueblo lands in New Mexico. A protest signed by about fifty artists and writers condemns the measure as unjust and urges Americans to oppose the Bursum Indian bill to protect Pueblo lands and community existence.
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Ashington
Senate
Borah
Fdaho
State of
New Mexico
Bursum
Pueblos
Wheat Growing in the United States Yearbook Findings
The Department of Agriculture yearbook notes rising per capita wheat consumption while per capita production declines. It explains wheat’s role in foreign trade, showing nearly a third of U.S. farmers grow wheat and that wheat ranks high in acreage and value after corn, hay, and cotton. Exports have waned in two decades, except during wartime.
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Facme
Sass
Department 07 Agriulture
United States
Leiding Agrono
New Livestock Reporting Service Organized by Agriculture Department
The Agriculture Department forms a Livestock Reporting Service for forecasting production marketable supplies and movements across the corn belt and Western range states. State statisticians linked to crop estimates will collect data from railroads stockyards packing plants and producers to produce monthly and periodic reports on cattle sheep and feed conditions, with estimates on cattle and sheep on feed and spring movements across key states.
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Department of Agriculture
Corn
Department
Corn Belt
Wester
Corm Belt
California
Arizona
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Virginia
Food Industry Leads Iron and Steel in Production
The Department of Agriculture notes food manufacturing surpasses iron and steel in value and volume. It highlights growth in fowl and other prepared foods, with many products now produced in factories rather than homes. Federal inspection costs remain a small fraction of product value, reflecting a large, ongoing sector.
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Department of Agriculture
Oear
On the Train Aventure of June and Elsie
Elsie, eager, learns June has fallen for a man she met on a train while visiting an aunt. June announces engagement and plans to marry next month, arguing love can trump propriety as Elsie questions the match and the couple’s haste. Carl, June’s brother, is present and appears wary of the union.
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Aisie
Judie
Eisie
June
Elsie
Cal
Carl
Jane
Histen
June Cole
Sil
Lam
Lodas
Dolel
Biste
Fide’s
Rounded curbs widen street space and save tires
An analysis argues rounded sloping concrete curbs increase usable street width far beyond the expected two inches per side, improving safety and drainage. It notes lower maintenance costs and, via integral or guttered installations, a lasting, economical curb that reduces tire blowouts and curb damage.
Locate Source of Rattles In Cars After Use
The article explains that car noises such as squeaks and rattles arise from vibration wear and neglect. It prescribes a systematic examination after cleaning dust and mud, tightening nuts and belts, cleaning lubricating passages, and ensuring the ear is well oiled and greased.
Grabbing Clutch Trouble in Early Automobiles
A vintage article explains grabbing clutch as a sudden engagement causing jerks at start. Causes include heavy spring pressure rough dry facings clutch shaft end play and overly tight adjustment. Drivers who abruptly release may worsen grabbing action.
Adjustment of Auto Doors
When doors on one side of an automobile body bind or fit too loosely and the catch will not snap, fix by placing wooden wedges under the body or using metal pieces. Bolt the wedge through the frame so it remains firmly in place.
Testing Bearings for Motor Vehicle Bearings
The article explains methods to test engine bearings. Connecting rod bearings are checked by tapping gently with a hammer and watching for play. Crank shaft bearings are tested by rocking the shaft with petcocks open to ensure bearings are in good condition.
Automobile A Hints A Practical Car Care Note
Advice on storing tires in a cool dry place and keeping brake parts well maintained. Cautions on soap use for grease and metal polishing. Warns about bumper clearance in turns and avoiding tree sap to protect paint. Notes tires in good condition use about four horsepower of energy.
Sprouting Oats for Fowls in Winter Feed
Sprouted oats provide a vital winter feed for poultry when green fodder is scarce. Use plump oats soaked 48 hours, then sprout in a rack at 60 F or higher. Expect four to six inch sprouts in seven to ten days, four times the seed weight, fed per bird daily. Avoid freezing and overfeeding.
Finish Poultry for Market Delivers Quick Profits
No up to date farmer would market unfinished cattle or hogs yet many farms market poultry in unfinished condition. Finished birds sell faster and bring higher price per pound plus greater weight. Producing finished poultry is a quick business with profits soon realized.
Picking Out Best Pullets and Good Faring Birds
Describes pullet selection criteria focusing on vigor, egg production, and body conformation. Emphasizes well grown birds with long backs, rounded breasts, deep body from mid back to keel, keelbone length and forward carriage, and soft pliable skin over the keel and abdomen.
Proper Care Of Droppings In Cold Weather
The text notes that droppings do not freeze quickly and pile under roosts. It warns that warming weather in winter stresses birds when droppings have accumulated, implying improper management harms fowl health.
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