Rews About the Farm Drainage Benefits
The article extols drainage benefits on farms including higher and more reliable yields, conversion of swampy land to tillable acres, and improved soil structure. It notes earlier plowing, easier cultivation, better moisture use, reduced erosion, and healthier land with fewer mosquitoes. Yield increases of 5 to 100 percent possible, with some cases paying for the drainage investment, though not universally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hingis
Lowa
Starting in Poultry Farms In Proper Scale And Pace
A historical note advises beginners to start small in poultry farming, build gradually, and manage daily with steady effort. It cautions against overcapitalization, stresses practical experience, and highlights the value of agricultural colleges. It also discusses investment allocation for buildings stock and running costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Matt
Early laying pullets from Ohio breeding program
A White Leghorn pullet laid her first egg at four months and fourteen days, among 70 hatchmates from the Yesterland strain bred for early maturity. The article details feeding from hatch to lay, including grain rations, moist mash, and greens, illustrating the method to achieve earlier laying.
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Ohio Agricultural ii
Pitt
Yesterland
Utility Power For Farms In Farm Journal Ad Teaser
Electric ity on the Farm. If there is an electric Transmission line near your farm make an arrangement with the company to buy current for light and power. Farmers already using lights separators pumps grinders washing machines at a cost from 25 to 45 dollars per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Journal
Water use by crops and soil types across drought regions
The article compares how different crops consume water, noting corn uses 272 tons per acre while millet, buckwheat, clover, oats, and sorghums vary widely. It discusses soil types, water retention, and how rainfall interacts with soil to affect drought resilience, including dormant crops and humus formation to hold moisture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deouth
The Three Essentials for Farm Fertilizers
The piece notes nitrogen for foliage growth and tender branches, phosphoric acid for bolls and grain grains, and potash for stalks roots and fiber. It discusses ideal rhubarb soil as sandy loam or clay, warm moist with good drainage to avoid winter detriment and support spring and summer growth.
Notice to Co-Owner E J Rule Nevada 1913
Notice from Yerington Nevada dated February 19 1913 to E J Rule and heirs executors assigns. Claimant states expenditure of 1200 dollars for labor on Little St Francis Blue Bird Wack Hind and Cotton Tail Fraction lode mining claims in Amson Mining District Lyon County Nevada to hold claims under 2424 Revised Statutes. If coowner does not pay 400 dollars within ninety days of service or publication, interest will transfer to subscriber. Publication dates noted.
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Yerington
Nevada
E. J. Rule
Little St. Francis
Atnson
Tevon
Juellion
United States
Lyon County Bank Ledger Report 1913 August 9
Report of the condition of Lyon County Bank at Yerington Nevada to the State Bank Examiner. Resources and liabilities list assets, deposits, and capital figures ending August 9 1913. Signatures by Geo F Wilmas assistant cashier and attest line.
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Lyon County Bank
Yerington
Nevada
State Bank Examiner
Bankers and Trust
State of
County of Lyon
Geo. F. W
Geo. F. Wilmas
Nevada Copper Belt schedules trains to Wabuska and Ludwig
The Nevada Copper Belt Railroad announces daily Northbound No 1 at 12 20 am for Wabuska No 7 at 2 45 pm for Wabuska and No 5 at 12 30 pm mixed for Wabuska. Southbound daily lists No 2 at 2 15 am for Ludwig No 6 at 2 05 pm for Ludwig No 8 at 4 33 pm for Ludwig.
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Pacific Time
Wabuska
Ludwig
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Detroit
Michigan
Cadillac
Cadillac Delco
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Reno
Inc
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Splendid Racing
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W. D. Phillips
Upper Main Street
Freeman Bros
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C. W. Rahbar
G. M. Fraser
Mason
Pioneer Livery Stable
Main Street
Auto For
George Welsh Lessee
Freight
Chas. Snyder, Prop
A. S. Phipps
H. Pilkington
Main St
Methodist Church
G. E. Leavitt, M. D
Leavitt Concrete Bldg
Yerington, Nev
Greenfield Lodge
Neil McLeod
R&s
Pythian Sisters
Greenfield Temple
Pythian Castle
Jennie Hironymous
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Erna Knemeyver
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