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Pacific Rural Press, Volume 96, Number 22, 30 November 1918
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
The Hog Marketing Problem—Its Solution
EDITORIALS
QUERIES AND REPLIES
California Weather Record
Page 587 Advertisements
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FEDERAL LAND BANK OF BERKELEY.
NEW DEPARTURE IN APPLE PRUNING.
Superiority of Citrus Fumigation Shown
How Walnuts Are Prepared for Market
Page 588 Advertisements
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Here and There in the Fruit Business
WINTER SPRAY FOR APPLES.
Page 589 Advertisements
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Pear Blight on the Apple
Crops Decreased by Over-Pruning
Page 590 Advertisements
Page 590 Advertisements Column 1
Horticultural Jottings
Page 591 Advertisements
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The Farmers' Part in Winning the War
Page 592 Advertisements
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Field and Garden Suggestions
Page 593 Advertisements
Page 593 Advertisements Column 1
Rice Harvest Shows Wonderful Progress
MILO, GYP, KAFIR, ETC.
WAS NOT THAT TOO MUCH MILO?
Page 594 Advertisements
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Agricultural Notes
Page 595 Advertisements
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Mechanical Power on the Farm
LONG HITCH FOR TRACTOR PLOWS.
WHY NEW TRACTORS NEED NEW OIL FREQUENTLY.
HORSE TOOLS FOR TRACTORS.
PUMP PERMITTED COVER-CROP TO ATTRACT INSECTS.
Potato Outlook Rather Hopeful
Page 596 Advertisements
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POWER NOTES.
Page 597 Advertisements
Page 597 Advertisements Column 1
What Can the Farm Bureau Do to Enforce Marketing?
Page 598 Advertisements
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LIKES HIS MILKING MACHINE.
WOMEN MAKE GOOD AS COW TESTERS.
LATEST ON THE FAIRS.
Page 599 Advertisements
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Get the Last Drop of Milk
Page 600 Advertisements
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Polled Herefords to Invade the Coast
America's Greatest Farm Auction Sale
Portland Shorthorn Sale
Page 601 Advertisements
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Livestock and Dairy Notes
Page 602 Advertisements
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TULARE SALE STARTS MANY NEW BREEDERS.
Page 603 Advertisements
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Poultry tor Profit
THE SMILE THAT SAYS "SHOW ME!"
BLACK TURKEYS WANTED.
Page 604 Advertisements
Page 604 Advertisements Column 1
THE HOME CIRCLE
"GOOD-NIGHT."
THE RAINY-DAY VISITOR.
CONSERVATION WEEK—DEC. 1-7.
Page 605 Advertisements
Page 605 Advertisements Column 1
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Agricultural Summary
THE MARKET REPORTS
SAN FRANCISCO
LOS ANGELES
Livestock Shipments Heavy; Must Be Heavier
Special Deciduous Market Report
Special Livestock Market Report
Page 607 Advertisements
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