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Newspaper
Yerington Times
Location
Yerington, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1912
Page
3
A Bullerin Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station article stresses neat, well bordered farm buildings and trees to boost appearance and value. It urges a definite plan for house, outbuildings, drives, walks, and landscape to improve convenience and ornamentation and avoid costly mistakes.
An article discusses durable road construction noting durax pavement and thr ined irregular cubes as promising for heavy traffic. It also presents Rev Henry Ward Beecher’s creed for farmers advocating industry, enterprise, and better farming practices alongside practical tips for truck gardening and fruit tree care.
The guinea fowl are strong foragers and eat many insects hens avoid. They do not raid the garden and, while not easily kept near the house, reveal their nesting spots by a peculiar noise. They cost almost nothing to raise and their alarm calls alert to intruders.
C Larsen of South Dakota Agricultural College estimates that fall freshening of cows in the state would add about 1 500 000 dollars to dairy income, highlighting potential gains for local producers.
A Burm Progress correspondent notes manure near barns releases steam as it heats and loses value when not treated. He cites a dry white bank, claims fresh manure could have been worth more, and suggests applying it to corn ground could add bushels next season.
Practical guidance on laying hens and chicks nutrition. Emphasizes sunlight, greens like clover, sprouted oats, and cracked corn. Recommends avoiding artineral heae, warns against watery vegetables, and suggests corn meal with skim milk as a superior feeding regime.
A brief note from American Cultivator suggests supplying poultry in confinement with sunlit greens. Clip clippings from the lawn to meet daily sustenance, even a small amount can satisfy fowls’ wanter.
Farmers must work alone and cooperate to raise acre yields and cow production. The piece urges adopting modern machinery and scientific methods, urging field observation of what others are doing to advance farming efficiency.
Record breaker from five miles from Nillings, Montana. He threshed 2380 bushels of hard winter wheat from forty acres, averaging 58 54 bushels per acre. Local milling firm paid 73 cents a bushel, the season high price.
Advice on raising two hundred to three hundred chickens with ample range at low cost. Noting corn and wheat can be grown on the farm to create chicken feed, boosting winter rations and overall farm value as a self sufficient practice.
A brief note on pig stock grading stressing local breed popularity and selective improvement. The text emphasizes using proven methods to enhance quality by choosing the breed best suited to the area and improving individual animals through established practices.
An old remedy suggests improving the appearance of scaly legs in chickens by rubbing a salve made from canal parts of lard sulfur and kerosene at intervals of a few days.
Farmers injure gris crops by sowing too much seed grain in the nurse efton, a common over seeding issue noted in agricultural practice.
Notice from United States land transfer records dated 1912 lists multiple Coyote lode claims in ToS NY R260 area Utah. It names claimants like Conny of Lyin Have and Leng Sarey Namber and agents Dicksor Ellis Mrs Selulder with attorney in Salt Lake City. Publication dates November 2 1912 and December 28 1912.
Notice from the United States Land Office Carson City Nevada dated August 22 1912 announcing AD Woostufy of Salt Lake City Utah as applicant for a United States patent for the Grey Day mining claim located in Mason Mining District Lyon County Nevada. The description includes survey numbers 4048 Copper Ridge and related parcels with measurements and boundary lines. The notice names filing agents and publishes in the Ferrouzon Times with signatures for the registrar and claims attorneys.
Native is hereby given that the Clay Company of Nevada applies for a patent for portions of the Clayton Mine in the Clay Valley area and the Monastir View Mining Dist near Nevada. The filing details include measured boundaries and bearings, the official survey number US Survey 3081, and the publication date January 11, 1913, with the patent action to issue upon approval.
Sacwe pina Urrytia of Duytem Lyon County Nevada applied November 2212 for permission to appropriate public waters of Nevada. The plan describes a water conveyance to stock watering camp with pipes and storage at site. State Engineer W M Kearney signed. first publication December 7 1912. last publication January 4 1913.
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