Mexico Book Notes by Caveton Beal Shelfed at Book League
Book Notes reviews Caveton Beal’s Mexico travel writing drawn from fifteen years of war and revolution. It covers Carranza Obregon de la Huerta and others, Mexican life, festivals, Aztec legends, and art, with Beal's insider experience and Guggenheim fellowship. Also notes related fiction and local agricultural and insect control columns. brief items on color music devices and horticulture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caveton Pos
Yjovtean
Basle
Bes
Carranza
de la Huerta
Obregon
Callea
Portes Gil
Ortiz
Areles
Mexico
Gugenteim
Coyoacan
Cortes
Beal
Stephen Whitman
Nick Sassotti
Nick
Gangetem
Lascotti
Gerald Arkel
Lucrezia
Italy
Lost eggs rot from heat in Kansas plant
A farmer visits a Kansas egg plant during a hot spell and watches 26 dozen of his eggs be discarded. The eggs, no more than four days old, developed blood rings as the heat accelerated germ growth, making them unfit for sale. The incident underscores how improper handling and heat can ruin a batch, with potential top-grade value lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egys
New York
Kansas
Shem
ceMar
Federation of America Business Men Forms to Fight Co op
One thousand members at twenty five dollars yearly for four years form a new group named The Federation of America Business Men. The organization aims to curb cooperative marketing in agriculture with R I Mansfield and Mark Pickell collecting funds and promoting an anti cooperative program under the banner of removing government from business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of America Business Men
R. I. Mansfield
Mark Pickell
LaSalle St. Chicago
Economic poultry culling and pullet feeding guidance 1981
In 1981 it is advised to rapidCull laying flocks starting in June when egg prices are low. Sell non layers by summer to fund better flocks, with 5 percent culling in June rising to about 60 percent by August. Short pullet crops may raise egg prices in fall. keep mash available to support growing pullets through summer and into September.
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Carroll County Farm Bureau News
A. G. Phillips
Jane
Like a Fish After Dinner Visitor Exclaimed
After the guest finished dinner Wille tells his mother that the visitor does not drink like a fish as his father allegedly did, prompting a puzzled husband and wife exchange about the remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille
Derie
Daddy
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O. F. Hendenburg
Rex Research Foundation
Melon Institute of Industrial Research
Pittsburg
Dr. Hedenburg
Tee
Cautoneyy
United States
Madenburg
Culver
Yun
E. B. Patterson
RCA Victor Company
Camden
N. J
RCA Vietor
Patterson
Comet State
Morrison
O. A. Kinsel
Clyde Groharing
Lerch St. Phees
Mercizon
Mac Gilvray
A. Reynolds
A. Reynolds, Jr
Roy Hammer
Minos
aErro
Ly Velez
Lew Ayres
Hag
William Farnum
Victor McLaglen Fi
Bren
Edmund
Cockeyed
Claudette Colbert
Frederic March
Smith & Alt
Illinois
Morrison Dry Goods Company
Enna Jettick
Red Goose Shoes
Dr. Scholl
Foot Comfort Service
Morrison, Illinois
Alice M. Stone
Alice C. Blodgett Insurance Agency
R. H. Lester
H.L. Pettitt
West End
Whiteside County
Potter Bros
Albany Garden Plain
Thomson
Argo-Fa
H. J. Ludens
L. C. Woods
Chevrolet
Salee—Services
Donichy’s
Rexall
Donichy's
Aladdin
Boyd's Drug Store
Morrison State Bank
Fostoria
Whiteside County Fair
Morrison, Clinois
Morrison, Ill
Majestic and
Globe Ranges
J. A. Marshal
Sandrock
Morrison, Ilinois
Smith Trust and Savings Bank
Texaco Gas and Oil Service Station
Henry W. Benroth
Smaltz Bros. Morrison—Fulton Plumbing—Heating Century
Majestic Cafe
DR. M. R. Nelson
Morrison Sanitarium
William Maurits
Armstrong Quaker
Armstrong
W. Mate Se
Badger Lumber Co
Bauer
Lincolnway Cafe
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