Supreme Court affirms federal migratory bird act protections
The 1919 federal migratory bird act, upheld by the U S Supreme Court, protects migratory species and limits spring shooting. The decision endorses federal authority over state rights and cites the treaty with Canada as guiding law, noting improved bird protections and increased fall hunting opportunities as a result.
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Canada
Supreme Court of the United States
Nevada
Frank Mcalster
Missouri
J. K. Reynolds
Kansas City
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Vilmoare
Kansas
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McAllister ofMissouri
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Congress
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George P. McLean
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North American
United States
Audubon Society
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Department of Agriculture
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Biological Survey
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Arlansad
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Department of Justice
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Enhu Root
Washington
Tegal
Mexico
Modern Weather-Tight Hoghouse Boosts Profits for Farmers
A Chicago author extols the modern weather-tight hoghouse as a profitable investment for Iowa farmers. The design, 24 by 42 feet, houses ten sows with two litters yearly, uses concrete foundations, a cement floor, and a roof plan that maximizes sun and ventilation. With warm, sanitary quarters, double window rows, and easy cleaning, the structure promises healthier stock, higher prices, and labor savings.
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Glorious City of Romance Amid Istanbul’s Ancient Monuments
Historic Constantinople dazzles visitors with St. Sophia's vast dome Saleyitaniya and Sultan Ahmed I mosques. The Hippodrome recalls gladiators and chariots, while the Three Serpents column links to ancient temples and royal vestiges.
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Saleyitaniya
Sultan Ahmed I
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Hoghouse design promises doubling pig output in modern plan
The article describes a new hoghouse layout with a central feeding alley, end access doors, and pens on both sides. Outdoor runs connect southern pens for year round use, bedding on a raised board floor keeps pens dry and clean, enabling higher pig quantities and profitability.
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Philippine carabaos described as gentle work beasts
The carabaos of the Philippine lands are Asiatic buffaloes with thick bodies long horns and yellowish hair. Henry Flury notes in Our Duty Animals that they are real beasts of burden, slow yet dependable, their barrel shaped bodies and wide backs making them formidable in appearance but harmless in normal conditions.
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Philippine
Henry Flury
Our Duty Animals Magazine
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