Changes in U S Beef Production Since 1850
The 1921 Yearbook article Our Beef Supply notes shifts in cattle slaughter practices and feed use, with more beef produced per year despite fewer cattle. It highlights regional consumption, exports during WWI, and consumer demand variations across hotels, households, seasons, and religious groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aires Ene Department of Agrical
United States
Department of Agribt Ota
Pres
South America
Australia
Public Auction of Winchester Real Estate by Special Commissioners
Special Commissioners will offer for sale at 11 o clock Friday January 13 1923 in Winchester Virginia two parcels of real estate described as the estate of E Manuel Whisson and Mary Catherine Whisson. The first is a 175 by 20 foot lot with a two story brick house. The second is a 76 foot by unspecified depth lot with a one story brick dwelling. Terms are one third cash with balance in two equal annual installments secured by deeds of trust and insurance on the buildings. Court records show the clerk certifies proceedings and the sale is part of a divorce and property case in Winchester.
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J. Vianon Othr
Annes
Virginia
Tuthwest Oas
Braddock
Olfe
Bradock and
Wolfe Streets
Winchester
Baddock Street
Cal
E. Manuel Whison
Mary Catherine Whisson
T. Russell
Cather
Jas. P. Reardon
Yuvall,& Dunn
I. J. B. Beverley
Virgina
Large share of corn crop lost despite acreage planted
Figures from the United States Department of Agriculture show that only 64 of every 100 bushels intended to be produced were realized. Weather, seed quality, plant diseases and pests cut yields, with total production far below potential. If conditions improved, acreage would fall and overall output stay nearly constant.
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United See of Agriculture
Department
Meat scraps boost egg production in Wyandotte layers
Kentucky experiment station reports three years of data showing egg yields rise with higher meat scrap content. A 50 percent scraps diet yielded 109.9 eggs annually, 15 percent yielded 134.5, and 20 percent yielded 1416 eggs, leading to a conclusion that at least 20 percent meat scrap is needed for maximum production.
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Kentucky
Green Fodder From Sprouted Oats For Poultry Health
An agricultural note promotes sprouted oats as a universal crop that grows in any country and season. It claims it provides essential green fodder for hens and supports egg production at the owner's discretion.
Osmium the Heaviest Metal
Osmium is identified as the heaviest metal with nearly twice the weight of lead. It shows a density around twenty two and a half and gold about nineteen and a quarter. Osmium resists fusion and endures heat beyond that which affects platinum and water, even withstand the electric arc.
Public Sale of Desirable Property in Winchester
Special Commissioner to sell at public auction on December 16 1922 in Winchester Virginia the 1010 South Main Street lot fronting 40 feet and extending 180 feet adjoining Mrs M A Ritter and others improved by a two story eight room house immediate possession given. Terms one third cash on sale day and balance in two annual installments with bonds and deed of trust. Sale postponed to December 30 1922 at same time and place.
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Toree
Corporation Court
Winchester
Virginia
Julia A. Bracy
Frederick C. Smith
Court House
M. A. Ritter
Handley Schools
M. M.lynch
Spl
R. Duvall & Dunn
J. B. Beverley
Divorce Suit in Winchester Virginia Court
State of Virginia in the Clerk's Office of the Corporation Court of Winchester. Adam Mitchell sues Robert Mitchell for divorce on ground of matrimony. The defendant must appear within ten days after due publication and defend the interests as required. Beverley, Clerk. Philip Williams. Deed 18-4
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Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Frederick, Ross Jones
Penn Lancy Jones
Frederick Ross Jones
Laney F. Jones
State of
Virginia
Evening Star
J. B. Beverley
Ward & Larrick
Willis J. Nutter
Mensa
Court House
Warren Rice
Atty
Frederick
Bank of
Clarke County
Berryville
H. W. Cochran
Als
Julia C. Cochran
He. W. Cochran
Star
State OF Virginia
Adam Mitchell
Robert Mitchell
Mat Iony
Litchell
Thia
Beverley
Philip Williams
J. de Gs
Master Commissioner to hear creditors in 1922 Frederick suit
Notice publicizes that the Master Commissioner in Chancery for Frederick County Virginia will execute an October 12 1922 decree in the Butler and Gray firm case. On December 30 1922 at 18 Rousse Avenue Winchester parties must appear and provide accounts and evidence to settle liens priorities and distribution among creditors.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
George A
Andree Same
George A. But
F. C. Gray
Robert ‘Barton
George A. Butt
Robert Jp. Barton
Chester
County of
Frederick
Virginia
Rousse Avenue
Winchester
Ginia
Herbert S. Larrick
Barton
John Ebersole Farm Sale Notice in Frederick County
The trustee will sell the John Ebersole Farm of 128 acres in Frederick County Virginia at public auction in Winchester on December 16 at 11 a.m. One third cash, balance in two annual installments with bonds and deed of trust securing payments, insurance required. Sale postponed to January 6 at the same time and place.
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Elizabeth A. Heartley
Frederick County
Hose
Winchester
John Ebersole
Herbert S. Larrick
A. G. Swanson
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East
North Atlantic
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Mississippi
Ohio River
Maryland
South Atlantic
Delaware
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Roe
Butler Electric Co
Coal and Coke
Connellsville
Pine Bluff Gas
Hochheimer & Company
Uniontown
L. W. McCormick
Ove Conner
E. Water St
UBLIC
Myrtle I. Nutter
Mary Edwards
Stieff Pianos
Wvirginia
Val
Arethanics
S. Main St
Winchester, VA
Earth
REED
R. M. Swimley
Purina
Chelke
J. Joseph Sullivan
Winchester Va
Purine Micke
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