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Pacific Rural Press, Volume 94, Number 13, 29 September 1917
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
Plant Grain Early on Summer Fallow
EDITORIALS
California Weather Record
QUERIES AND REPLIES
How a City Girl Found the Nature Cure
Forecast of the Walnut Situation.
NO SQUIRRELS ON THESE YOUNG ORANGE TREES.
PLANT IMPERIAL LETTUCE NOW.
FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE CALIFORNIA ALMOND PRICES.
Here and There in the Fruit Business
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Field and Garden Suggestions
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General Agricultural Review
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Mechanical Power on the Farm
THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACTOR DEMONSTRATION GREATEST EVER.
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Kings County Fair Largely Attended
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Napa's Varied Resources Well Represented
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The Stanislaus Fair a Splendid Success
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Live Stock and Dairy Notes
THE BIG HOLSTEIN SALE OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
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State Dairy Cow Competition for August
MILO SILAGE NEEDED IN IMPERIAL VALLEY.
KEEPING DAIRY LABOR.
DAIRY MACHINERY.
DRY IMMATURE CORN FOR SILAGE?
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Sorghum Poisoning and Treatment
RICE "MIDS" INJURE HOGS.
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Poultry for Profit
THE POULTRY BUSINESS UNDER WAR CONDITIONS.
GETTING READY FOR WINTER.
Purebred and Commercial
LESSONS LEARNED AT THE STATE FAIR.
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Mrs. Best's Letter.
A HOOVER LUNCHEON.
DRIED CORN RECIPE.
THE HOME CIRCLE
DYEING A HAT.
PEPPER HASH.
MEATLESS SOUP.
MOCK HAMBURG STEAK.
THE TEPARY BEAN AND HOW TO COOK IT.
DOWN EAST WHERE CODFISH SALT THE SEA.
HOW MANY HOURS' SLEEP?
PIMPLES.
Good Health.
Don't Be Too Sure of the Wild Mushroom.
SANDWICH LOAF.
CRITICS' AND CUDDLERS' CORNER
Untitled
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THE MARKET REPORTS
SAN FRANCISCO.
LOS ANGELES.
HOW CALIFORNIA SHALL BUY AND SELL WHEAT.
Special Deciduous Market Report
Special Citrus Market Report
Special Livestock Market Report
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