Maximilian and Carlotta in the Mexican saga of empire
The narrative recounts Maximilian I of Mexico and Empress Carlotta, their 1860s rule backed by France, the Monroe Doctrine clash with the United States, Juárez’s resistance, and the 1867 execution of Maximilian. It notes Carlotta’s prolonged exile at Bouchout and the fading empire's ghostly memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maximilian
Carlotta
Benito Paulo Juares
Mexico
Miramar Triente
France
Great Britain
Spain
Mexico City
Juarex
Coud Sso
Napoleon
United States
Carlotte
Europe
Pope
Juarez
Tuarezs
Bouchout
Brabant
Belgium
Benito Pablo Juarez
Miramon
England
Napoleon III
Canada
Louisiana
Ferdinand Maximilan ‘Joseph
Archduke Francis Charles of
Austeis
Francis Joseph
Germany
Italy
Bikberta Sa
Ladmire
Miramar
Einessono
Aude Sanding
Besos
Rotation to Prevent Bean Crop Disorders
Farmers should rotate beans on the same land no more than every three to four years and destroy all diseased vines and trash by burning. Avoid early morning cultivation when foliage is dew-wet and select disease-free pods for seed from fields away from existing crops. Seed testing and chemical seed treatment are ineffective. Bordeaux spray is only partially successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter G. Sackett
Bacteriologiat
Colorado Experiment Station
Silage Proves Profitable For Baby Beeves At Minnesota Station
A Minnesota experiment shows silage plus grain fattening baby beeves yields higher daily gains than grain alone. W H Peters and N K Carnes report silage calves averaged 2.36 lb per head daily over 106 days, vs 2.22 lb for non silage calves. Net profits per head were $17.90 with silage against $16.15 without.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota Experiment Station
W. H. Peters
N. K. Carnes
Sheep Growers Eyed by Higher Prices and Profits
Agriculture expert Paul Anderson urges farmers with equipment and feed to start lamb ventures as wool and lamb prices rise. He notes wool stocks transformed to merchandise and warns slow entry to new flocks. prices for lambs run $12 to $15 per 100 pounds with small variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Anderson
Ushersky
Mikzegots
Anderson
United States
Pew
Overcrowded Poultry Houses Hurt Production and Hygiene
Overcrowding chickens reduces egg output and increases disease risk. Moving birds to fill laying houses to capacity is suggested to avoid waste. Maintaining clean straw litter becomes difficult in overcrowded poultry houses.
Pretty San Francisco Hosts for Legion Visitors
San Francisco prepares for the American Legion 40th annual convention with 180000 members expected. City society leaders and debutantes will host and entertain with banquets dances and canteens staffed by women prominent in Legion affairs. Mrs Alfred Carlier will lead social events and canteens to aid visiting veterans during convention week.
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San Francisco
American Legion
Afth
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
New York
Ft Ie
Legion Posts Vie For Trophies At Annual Convention
American Legion departments vie for two main trophies Henford MacNidey and Franklin D Olier as they aim to show best activity before the fifth national convention in Bangrahelsee this fall. The MacNidey cup goes to the department with the highest membership percentage versus 1922 total, led by Georgia which won it at New Orleans. The D’Olier trophy goes to the department with the highest percentage of eligible ex-service members. both trophies are not permanent and carry silver or gold plates for banners, with annual silver 100 percent membership plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Bangrahelsee
Legionnaires
Henford MacNidey
Franklin D'Olier
Georgia
New Orleans
Dyoler
Sret
Pennsylvenis
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Arlotta, Mexico
Maximilian-Carlotta
John Dickinson Sherman
Republic
Justitia Regnorum Fundawenturm
Justes
Philip H. Sheridan
Messen i
Jusres
Masimilian
Queretaro
the Bella
Joares
Napoleon Iit
Bonaparte
Pius IX
Vatican
Crown of
Maxisi Cumpe
Bouehout
Hhe
Meximiliss
Ike
Maxlulian
Creatrat Bots
Cheiea
Lesion Ogyete
Baer Ae
Smertens
Leet
Pretty
Vieiters
Alfred Carlier
WANY
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