Fox farming in the United States grows with rising numbers
The United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey reports at least 500 fox ranchers raise silver foxes with 12 000 to 15 000 animals in captivity and about 8 million dollars invested. It notes need for knowledge of species care sanitation diseases and parasites and emphasizes market and pelts understanding.
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United, States
Unied
Stet
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Morgan horses boost saddle horse quality in Southwest
Popular New England Morgan stallions are used on native light mares to produce vigorous animals meeting ranchers demands. At the Southwestern Exposition in Fort Worth March 11 18 a strong Morgan showing featured 16 horses with champion tied Oak 5249. Developed at the US Morgam Horse Farm Middlebury VT the sire General Gates, praised by judges, showcases the breed supported by the US Department of Agriculture to aid Army remounts and revive interest across Kansas Missouri Montana Nebraska and Texas.
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United States Department ( Agriculture
Southwest
Fort Worth
Tex
Morgan
General Gates
United States
Rse
Middlebury
Beown
thgsSaenes
Morgan Stallions
Gen Morton to Wed Mrs Huff in San Francisco
Gen Charles Morton 61 and Mrs Eleanor Morehead 45 of San Francisco applied for a marriage license in the city. The couple was expected to wed in a ceremony near the Van Ness Hotel, with reports noting the groom's high rank and the bride's family ties.
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Charles Gould
Morton
Eleanor Morehead
Aidbatch
San Francisco
Lee
Ye Tee
Morehead
Not Very. A Row of Witty Exchanges and Reforms
A quirky collection of quips and lines about happiness reform and money. A playful exchange about Ferdie’s wealth and brains contrasts with a joke about unsettled bills and restless William.
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Mr. Hardupp
William
Tomato crop key to winter supply demands careful soil work
The article notes the tomato as a crucial winter can supply and argues that success hinges on soil choice and cultural methods. It cites well drained garden loam as ideal and urges attention to fertilizers and practices to boost home and local market production.
No Necessity for Grizzling Quotation Note
Emerson reflects daily grizzle as unnecessary while pondering converse with higher thoughts. The fragment suggests a mood of ageless contemplation and a playful stance on aging.
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Emerson
Inventors of Gells and Beils Attributed to Egyptians
The invention of beils is attributed to the Egyptians who used percussion instruments to ammeyunce the sacred fetes of Osiris centuries ago.
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Osiris Amany
Plant Only Best Corn Seed For Better Yields
The article urges planting the best corn seed, noting seed cost is small and a peck per acre suffices. It argues using superior seed, bred and selected by others, yields returns many times over in the first year.
Better Tillage for Farms
A short editorial argues that careful cultivation yields higher returns than sheer land area. If more farmers adopt this lesson, farms become more productive and owners gain ready money. The piece cites St. Paul and a gardener as authorities on prudent farming.
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St. Paul
Food Fun Breakfast to Lunch Quick Serve
A joyous healthful food inspires tomorrow’s break fast and quick lunch ideas. Post Toasties supper helps children drift to sweet dreams. Convenient serving from the package keeps prep simple and economical costing less than a cent per serving.
Slides on Better Farming Loaned to 46 States
The United States Department of Agriculture loaned 291 lantern slide sets to extension workers in 46 states during January through March to illustrate better farming and home economics. An additional 451 sets were sent to schools, with the top topic being Better Sizes Better Stock, followed by home grounds improvement and other agricultural subjects.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Arkansas
Ohio
Michigan
Illinols
Ex Mayor Weller Awarded Damages in Fire Engine Suit
Former Martinsburg mayor P. W. Weller received $15,000 damages from Elmira Fire Engine Company in a Rochester U S Court judgment. The suit arose after a water stream from an Elmira engine hose during a demonstration swept him, causing a broken leg.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
P. W. Weller
la France
Fire Engine Company
Elmira
N. Y
United States
Rochester
Wisconsin Hatcheries Put Under State Inspection Rules
State inspectors check poultry hatcheries in Wisconsin under a coordinated program by the state department of markets and the University, issuing certificates to hatcheries and flocks that meet standards for quality and breeding. The USDA notes many hatcheries on this list bear the department mark, indicating standard breeding and good egg-producing strains.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
State Department of Markets
University of
Vellitea
Een
Eks
Department of Markets
Brazil’s Vast Coastline and Inland Steamship Route
The article notes Brazil spans about 3,801,850 square miles with 4,000 miles of coastline. It highlights the Amazon river system allowing ocean going steamers to travel inland up to 3,000 miles.
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Brazil
Ine
Amazon
Potash Tariff Plan Aims to Boost U S Production
Washington June 13 Associated Press reports a senate finance committee majority agreed on an amendment to the tariff bill. The proposal would stimulate U S potash production by providing a bounty in place of other duties.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Finance Committee
Japan to honor Washington pact despite cabinet change
Tokyo announces that the cabinet shift will not alter Japan's policy to implement the Washington Conference agreement. Foreign Minister Uchida stated that Japan will observe the pact and its terms despite changes in the cabinet.
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Japan
Associated Press
TOKIO
Washington Conferérice
Uchida
Wu Lingering Premiership Tangle Delays China Unity Move
Peking June 13. President Li Yuan-Hung’s mandate to make Dr Wu Ting-fang premier was cancelled while awaiting Wu’s reply to accept the office and aid in reunification. The move linked Wu Ting-fang, former minister, with Washington and South China leadership.
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Associated Press
Peking
Li- Yuan-Hune
Wu-Ting-Fange
Washington
South China
China
Dempsey Cancels Vaudeville Tour
Jack Kearns, manager of heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey, cancelled the seven week vaudeville contract. Dempsey will return to training, though the cancellation reason was not stated.
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Associated Press
OS Angeles
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Pugilist
PUTS. CURB ON BOOZE DEALERS
A Canadian budget provision by Finance Minister W S Fielding tightens liquor shipments to the United States. Exporters must post bonds double the import duty amount to guarantee delivery to the listed destination.
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Associated Press
Ottawa
Ontario
Canada
United’ States
W.S. Fielding
Five Bandits Die In Train Hold-Up Fight
Five Mexican bandits were killed during a failed train hold-up by bandits near Rosares in Sinaloa Mexico while attempting to steal $29,000 in bullion from a Southern Pacific de Mexico train. The rest of the gang fled, a conductor said on arrival.
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Nogales
Arizona
Southern Pacific de Mexico
Rosares
Mazatlan
Sovora
Tepic
Sinaloa
Mexico
Lenine Sane in Moscow Report Denies Deterioration
Dimitri Oulianoff, Lenine Sane's brother, states the premier shows no loss of faculties and is progressing well in Moscow. He mentions Lenine can write and walk and predicts a month to be fully sufficient for recovery, with several months more likely.
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Moscow
Lenine
Dimitri ‘Oulianoff
M. Oulianoff
Athpemeteer
Wealweneer
Wedding Return Brings Nurton Family Duo to Stamford
Mrs. Virginia Nurton and her daughter Mrs. Herbert S. Larrick with Miss Nancy Gray returned from Philadelphia after attending the wedding of Miss Virginia Adams Nurton on June 2. They visited Mrs. T. S. Gray in Stamford, Conn., during the trip.
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Virginia Nurton
Herbert S. Larrick
Nancy Gray
Larrick
Philadelphia
Virginia Adams Nurton
Louis M. Nurton
Dean D.francis
Flint
Mich
T. S. Gray
Stamford
Conn
Try a Star Wart Ad
An OCR fragment shows an advertisement header reading Try a Star Wart with partial text and unclear layout. The readable portion suggests a product promotion but lacks full context or details to identify a complete item or offer.
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