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Newspaper
Yerington Times
Location
Yerington, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1912
Page
5
The article discusses alfalfa field regeneration methods in the Northwest, focusing on disking in early spring, its benefits in dry areas, and risks from crown damage and diseases. It notes conditions where disking thickens stands, cautions about infection, and suggests seeds like clover to improve stands and longevity.
A nons American bulletin warns poultry farmers that young turkeys are highly vulnerable to parasites heat and mites. Protect poults after hatching with hen treatment dusting and careful weekly care using safe insect powder and sweet oil to kill head mites. Avoid lime or sulphite and never use kerosene. Continuous vigilance is essential after hatch.
The article emphasizes rotted stable manure as the best garden fertilizer and advises diversified cultivation for local markets. It discusses seed quality, early onion sowing, full-length rows, and careful planting to prevent wilting, with guidance on soil pulverization and double-row drilling for string beans.
A conference of gardeners at Cornell University recently concluded that cool temperatures can trigger celery to produce seed shoots. They advise holding early plants in hotbeds or greenhouses under optimal conditions before setting them in open ground.
The author argues against mixing birds to achieve uniform flock productivity. He warns that identical canes produce varied results with some birds laying more and others less. Mixed varieties prove less reliable for winter laying and overall predictability than uniform breeding.
Fragmentary note prescribes remedies for avian diarrhoea including subnitrate basinal doses and powdered cinchona bark, with salts in water as a corrective. Instructions are garbled and partly unclear about exact quantities and administration.
Farmers seek better dry farming methods as snowfall and moisture limits drive new practices. A Dry Farming Exposition in Canada this year provides additional incentive to adopt deg farming innovations and improve yields in arid regions.
The text advises replenishing stock with unrelated birds while keeping the best for oneself and selling only emua. It warns against tactics that degrade appearance, noting emus may fetch 60 cents a dozen later versus 20 cents now, and stresses that the mille cannot be foreread in solids and fat by feeding melt foot.
Fragmented OCR reads like a finance ledger mentioning stocks and securities. It lists names such as Wang Pree and Stain i Wither Real Rate, and references checks, bank accounts, and sums like 108 405.50. The snippet includes codes, valuations, and partial dates, but lacks coherent context or complete sentences.
Two important farming points discuss deeper cultivation and thorough surface work. Deeper plowing locks in moisture, while regular surface cultivation reduces evaporation and keeps soil moist for better crop growth.
Guidance urges calves to have clear jones and ample exercise to promote growth. Ensure abundant water alongside milk. drinking milk alone does not prove calves do not need fresh water.
The excerpts state food exists to supply tissues and body support, with portions allocated to fat creation. The text suggests excess feed influences manufacturing of ash products and fat reduction measures.
Schedule fragments show train times for the Nevada Copper Belt Railroad including trips to Wabuska and Ludwig. Times listed: 6:10 am for Wabuska, 12:40 pm Sunday, 2:25 pm daily, 8:05 am for Ludwig, 1:53 pm, and 4:23 pm.
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