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Pacific Rural Press, Volume 95, Number 12, 23 March 1918
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
1918 Shipping-Fruit Problems Seem Solved
Page 366 Advertisements
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PORK AND PATRIOTISM-Our Opportunity
EDITORIALS
QUERIES AND REPLIES
California Weather Record
Page 369 Advertisements
Page 369 Advertisements Column 1
Dedication of Citrus Experiment Station
LOTS OF ALFALFA SEED.
AN UNPATRIOTIC BILL.
BARLEY CHEAPER THAN WHEAT.
Tula de Kol Pietertje Netherland
Page 370 Advertisements
Page 370 Advertisements Column 1
General Agricultural Review
Cheap Wine-Grape Sugar Practicable
Allies Feel Pinch of Sugar Shortage
Page 372 Advertisements
Page 372 Advertisements Column 1
Why Pear Trees Are Double-Worked
MATURE COVER CROPS.
BROWN ROT CONTROL.
IRRIGATING THE LARGEST VINEYARD.
Page 373 Advertisements
Page 373 Advertisements Column 1
Page 373 Advertisements Column 2
Page 373 Advertisements Column 3
Here and There in the Fruit Business
Coating for Tree Cuts
Page 374 Advertisements
Page 374 Advertisements Column 1
Would Ban Proprietary Mill Feeds
Early Potato Planting Very Light
ALMOST NO GRAIN IN STATE.
WAR GARDENS DOUBLY NEEDED.
MANURE OVERCOMES ALKALI.
SACRAMENTO SQUIRRELS DYING.
Page 375 Advertisements
Page 375 Advertisements Column 1
Page 375 Advertisements Column 2
Corn on Summer Fallow Increases Wheat
PEAR BOOK NOT READY.
SACRAMENTO FRUIT CONDITIONS
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS MOBILIZING.
Page 376 Advertisements
Page 376 Advertisements Column 1
Page 376 Advertisements Column 2
Simplified Prune and Apricot Grading
Sultana and Sultanina
FARM SEED SITUATION.
ARRAIGNMENT OF INNOCENT JAPANESE SHRUB.
PRUNE AND APRICOT DIVIDENDS
Page 377 Advertisements
Page 377 Advertisements Column 1
Page 377 Advertisements Column 2
Discuss the Bulk Handling of Grain
Page 378 Advertisements
Page 378 Advertisements Column 1
Page 378 Advertisements Column 2
WHEAT MAY BE SEIZED.
Page 379 Advertisements
Page 379 Advertisements Column 1
Page 379 Advertisements Column 2
CULTIVATING BIG ACREAGE.
Field and Garden Suggestions
Page 380 Advertisements
Page 380 Advertisements Column 1
SPROUTING OATS.
WHY HIGH GRAIN PRICES?
PRUNE TREES IN FINE CONDITION.
ALFALFA AND ALFALFA MEAL.
Page 381 Advertisements
Page 381 Advertisements Column 1
Page 381 Advertisements Column 2
Mechanical Power on the Farm
TO SHOW BIGGEST SUBSOILER.
A RECORD CLIMB.
COMPLETE TRACTOR BOOKLET.
TRACTOR HORSEPOWER TO BE TESTED.
SMALL COMBINED HARVESTERS.
DEMONSTRATION NOTES.
TRUCKS HAUL NURSERY STOCK.
Page 382 Advertisements
Page 382 Advertisements Column 1
Page 382 Advertisements Column 2
Dairy Competition Celebration
PUREBREDS DEMANDED IN SOUTH AFRICA.
CALIFORNIA BUTTER WINS.
Page 383 Advertisements
Page 383 Advertisements Column 1
Page 383 Advertisements Column 2
War-Time Dairy Rations
Page 384 Advertisements
Page 384 Advertisements Column 1
Scalding Milk Sometimes Helps
SIR VEEMAN KORNDYKE PONTIAC No. 156051.
Page 385 Advertisements
Page 385 Advertisements Column 1
Page 385 Advertisements Column 2
Live Stock and Dairy Notes
Page 386 Advertisements
Page 386 Advertisements Column 1
Page 387 Advertisements
Page 387 Advertisements Column 1
Page 387 Advertisements Column 2
Page 387 Advertisements Column 3
Page 387 Advertisements Column 4
BERKSHIRE CONGRESS ACTIVITIES.
BRED SOWS ON PASTURE AND BARLEY.
Page 388 Advertisements
Page 388 Advertisements Column 1
Page 388 Advertisements Column 2
Cattlemen to Meet at University Farm
FEED INSPECTION LAW NEEDED.
FEBRUARY COMPETITION RECORDS.
Page 389 Advertisements
Page 389 Advertisements Column 1
Page 389 Advertisements Column 2
WAR BREAD FOR CHICKS.
DON'T BE A QUITTER.
Advice to Back-Lotters
MAKING DUCKS LAY.
Page 390 Advertisements
Page 390 Advertisements Column 1
Page 390 Advertisements Column 2
Page 390 Advertisements Column 3
The Egg and Grain Markets Reviewed
SOME SAND TALK.
NEW POULTRY FEEDS.
LEG WEAKNESS.
NO PROHIBITION ON SALE OF BROILERS.
BONE VALUABLE.
Page 391 Advertisements
Page 391 Advertisements Column 1
Page 391 Advertisements Column 2
Page 391 Advertisements Column 3
Mrs. Best's Letter.
SOME PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS.
THRIFT STAMPS.
THE HOME CIRCLE
TWO SOCKS KNIT AT ONCE.
THE BOYS' WORKING RESERVE.
THE WOMEN'S GAME
ORGANIZED EFFORT.
GARDEN NOTES.
USE LESS WHEAT.
GIVE GENEROUSLY.
Page 392 Advertisements
Page 392 Advertisements Column 1
Page 392 Advertisements Column 2
Page 392 Advertisements Column 3
Good Health.
Witch Hazel.
Page 393 Advertisements
Page 393 Advertisements Column 1
Page 393 Advertisements Column 2
Agricultural Summary
THE MARKET REPORTS
SAN FRANCISCO.
LOS ANGELES.
WAS THE FOOD ADMINISTRATION HOODWINKED?
Special Citrus Market Report
Special Livestock Market Report
NATIONAL PRICE-FIXING BODY IS CONSTITUTED.
Page 395 Advertisements
Page 395 Advertisements Column 1
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