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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1922
Page
4
United States Department of Agriculture guidance cites dipping all cattle every 14 days as the quickest route to tick eradication. Delays by any owner can undermine neighbors’ efforts, and the department offers full information on completing eradication in one season upon request.
Steuben County Indiana launches a purebred campaign organized by the county agent with USDA posters and surveys. A livestock survey of 600 farms shows 27 percent bulls 83 percent grade, 26 percent boars purebreds, 80 percent grade rams, 86 percent grades scrubs, and 22 percent poultry purebred. Local meetings and talks on the value of purebred sires followed.
William G. Hardy as cashier swears to the truth of a bank balance sheet listing capital stock, surplus fund, undivided profits, reserves, and current expenses. It shows demand deposits, certificates of deposit, time deposits, total deposits, and notes rediscounted with a final certification by bank officers.
Sir Richard Moon, noted rail magnate, corrected a small but telling error when he found porters misnaming stations. In another note, observations on poison in mushrooms suggest squirrels eat stalks without harm, while caps may hold the poison, warranting further study.
Guidance on raising healthy calves emphasizes breeding quality cows, consistent milk feeding from clean buckets at a steady temperature, and strict cleanliness. It advises dried off periods, freshen stalls, pasteurized first milk, gradual milkshifts, and separate stanchions to prevent cross feeding and infections.
Tests of thousands of herds nationwide give the Agriculture Department a map of approximate cattle infection rates. Nearly half the country, mainly the South and Southwest, has less than 1 percent infected. Other areas show 1 to 15 percent, while some regions exceed 25 percent in over 50 000 square miles. The five year testing program aims to guide eradication efforts.
Bobby plans to celebrate his birthday late next month and chose a boat and a car after much debate. He paused amid talk of purchase timing and said, but if you.
Reports to the U S Department of Agriculture show that former club boys and girls who learned pig raising bread making and other skills are now local leaders of Extension work in Colorado communities. Former club girls head canning clothing and millinery groups while a grown corn club boy now farms and chairs crops and livestock and led the boys club for two years. A stock judging team trained by a former club member won first place at the Colorado state fair.
The article discusses solar energy as a vast, theoretical resource and compares it to everyday power needs. It then shifts to mountaineering, noting Mont Blanc's first ascent in 1786 and the sense of achievement in climbing difficult peaks. It ends with a glimpse at early 20th century mental testing milestones by Binet and Ribot.
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