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Newspaper
Yerington Times
Location
Yerington, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1912
Page
3
Farmers should focus on delivering fresh eggs year round, with careful sorting, cleaning, and cooling. Market trips should be frequent, especially in fall and spring, to avoid the spread of spoiled eggs and meet buyer expectations for freshness.
The Holden family near Amnesta Mkly harvested twenty eight bushels per acre this year. A special car carried sixty one travelers including seven children and several spouses to California, averaging about 23,000 bushels yielding 21,850 dollars, about ten thousand more than expected. The voyage, lasting a month, drew attention to the farm’s wheat output and the ensuing expenses were covered by the harvest proceeds.
Guidance emphasizes careful, sterile methods for cow tent interventions, warning against risky procedures. Health officials advise moderation, cleanliness, and proper technique before any dairy herd action near Yerington.
The article discusses thorough trench culture for potatoes, urging seed depth four to three inches, full soil coverage while leaving sprouts, and deep root growth. It emphasizes well drained soil, deep planting to support tuber formation, and minimizing cultivation costs through machine and horse-driven harvests. It notes choosing seed and sod conditions, with clover or wheat rotation improving growth and soil readiness.
A fragmented article discusses planting trees and crops with weather timing, noting cooler periods aid root growth and rain patterns affect growth. It references wheat yields, conferences in Minneapolis, and international trade issues, including Denmark and Britain, with figures in bushels and dollars.
Researchers describe beetles growing in mushrooms and wood with a method to feed and cultivate them at home. A noted entomologist reports the beetles thrive when a prepared substrate is used, enabling safe spawning and harvest.
Seed notes suggest Mintel seed and Rreatema. do not rely on size alone for quality. Keep chicks dry, provide warmth, and start housework early to avoid heat stress and delays. Early spring chicks fetch better prices if raised promptly and properly.
United States land patent application notices a mining claim described as the Coyote No. 2 lode with several adjacent Coyote claims in the Carson City area of Ormsby County Nevada. The document records a claim for the Coyote No. 2 and related lodes totaling about 11.476 acres in the Douglas area, with survey numbers 4045 3504 3314, and notes homestead entry dates and the asserting party PA Elba acting as agent.
United States Land Office Carson City Nevada issues notice that B D Woodrud of Salt Lake City Utah with agent 1 1 Bilis applies for unitmint stately patent in Mason District Lyon County Nevada. Describes tract boundaries survey number 4048 with acreage totals 18451 acres across survey numbers 3514 3089 3989. Publication dated October 22 1912 with dates of first publication October 26 1912 and latest notice December 21 1912.
Northbound trains to Wabaska run daily at 12:20 a.m. and 2:45 p.m. a mixed service at 12:30 p.m. Southbound Ludwig trains run daily at 2:15 a.m. and 2:05 p.m. with No 8 at 4:33 p.m. Pacific Time. The text also lists No 1 for Wabaska at 12:20 a.m. and No 7 at 2:45 p.m. and No 2 for Ludwig at 2:15 a.m.
Application 2504 by Satur Nine Urratia of Dayton Lyon County Nevada seeks State Engineer permission to appropriate public waters from an unnamed spring for camp watering through pipes to troughs with stock watering and other uses. Water not to be reborrowed beyond certain terms. Signed W M Krarney State Engineer. First published December 7 1912. Last published January 4 1913.
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