Prison System to End Leases on Two Convict Farms
The Prison Board will not renew leases on the Senior and Blakely farms and will release the properties to owners after this season's crops are gathered. The system owns 77,910 acres and cultivates 42,563, with 300 convicts to be allocated to existing land next season. Cotton remains a key need with a nine thousand bale target, and improved rainfall aided sugar cane as well.
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Rotten business smells in wartime arms talk
A dialogue critiques excess armament as a positive if not used in war while the Los Angeles Times comments on the value of armaments despite not being deployed in conflict. The exchange highlights a tension between readiness and acceptable use in a period of tension.
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Los Angeles Times
Getting Fall Eggs From Hens in Laying, Fall Care Guide
Fall egg production relies on early hatched pullets, balanced dry mash, and ample animal protein. Feed with meat scraps or dried buttermilk, provide green foliage, milk, and clean water, and avoid neck moult by moderating egg forcing in Leghorns. Monitor for worms and pests. optometrist R L Johnson offers glasses.
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