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Pacific Rural Press, Volume 102, Number 5, 30 July 1921
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
Untitled
General Agricultural and Horticultural Review
AGRICULTURAL NOTES.
HORTICULTURAL JOTTINGS.
Page 99 Advertisements
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EDITORIAL
COMIC OPERA AT TURLOCK.
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF IT.
REWARDS FOR WELL-DOING.
OILING THE WAYS TO DESTRUCTION!
QUERIES AND REPLIES
CALIFORNIA WEATHER RECORD
Late News of Interest to California Farmers.
Plow Gives Way to Implement Combination.
Production of Fruit Requires Capital.
Prune Association Deals of 1920.
State-wide Cling Peach Organization
EASTERN PRUNE PACKING PAYS BIG.
MOST BEAUTIFUL HORTICULTURE EXHIBIT.
Page 104 Advertisements
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Shipping Fruit Prospects Good.
LARGEST FRUIT DRY YARD IN THE WORLD.
FRESH FRUIT FREIGHT FIGHT.
Page 105 Advertisements
Page 105 Advertisements Column 1
POISON BAIT FOR CRANE-FLIES.
State Power and Water Proposal.
Livermore Hay and Grain Good.
Page 106 Advertisements
Page 106 Advertisements Column 1
This Year's Hay Moving Slowly.
ONLY EARLY CANTALOUPES PAY.
PRIVATE FOREIGN WHEAT BUYING RESTORED.
WILL IMPROVE PRODUCTS.
Page 107 Advertisements
Page 107 Advertisements Column 1
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Farm Bureau Activities and Accomplishments
RURAL FIRE FIGHTING MOTORIZED.
FARMERS SELL RETAIL MEAT.
BLACKFACE RAMS PREFERRED.
NORTHERN HOG AUCTION. SCHEDULE.
NEW YUBA COUNTY DIRECTORS.
STANISLAUS COUNTY MARKETING SEPARATELY.
WEEDS AT FARM BUREAU FAIR.
FORD MAY RUN NITRATE PLANT.
Page 108 Advertisements
Page 108 Advertisements Column 1
Farm Bureau News and Activities.
Page 109 Advertisements
Page 109 Advertisements Column 1
Mechanical Power on the Farm.
ENTHUSED BY SUBSOILING EXPERIENCE.
WANTS TO CORNER ELECTRICITY.
NEW ADJUSTMENT FOR TRACTOR PLOWS.
WHICH "AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION."
Page 110 Advertisements
Page 110 Advertisements Column 1
Livestock and Dairy Notes.
CALIFORNIA FAIRS, 1921.
The Dairy.
Page 111 Advertisements
Page 111 Advertisements Column 1
Direct Attack in Eradicating Tuberculosis
Signs of An Unexpected Comeback.
SACRAMENTO VALLEY LAMBS TO NEW YORK.
The Sheepman's Song.
Page 112 Advertisements
Page 112 Advertisements Column 1
Livestock Queries and Replies
Management of Successful Dairy Farm
Page 113 Advertisements
Page 113 Advertisements Column 1
NOTHING LEFT BUT THE PERIOD.
DIRECTORS IN QUARTERLY SESSION.
FILLED MILK BILL IN CONGRESS.
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Raising Poultry For Profit
PROFITABLE POULTRY PRACTICE.
IMPAIRED DIGESTION CAUSES TURKEY DISEASES.
SOUR CROP OF TURKEYS.
TURKEYS' EYES STAY CLOSED.
CANDLE EGGS IN BASEMENT.
POULTRY NOTES.
Page 115 Advertisements
Page 115 Advertisements Column 1
Home Circle Department
SUMMER DRINKS.
GRADING FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FOR CANNING.
AN IF FOR MY RANCHER.
PEACHES ARE HERE.
SCORE CARDS FOR CANNED FOODS.
TO KEEP FLOWERS FRESH.
PASSING THE BUCK.
Page 116 Advertisements
Page 116 Advertisements Column 1
Some New Ideas at Fairs.
SILVER POLISH FOR CHINA.
WHO SAYS LIVING IS HIGH?
Page 117 Advertisements
Page 117 Advertisements Column 1
THE MARKET REPORTS
LOS ANGELES.
SAN FRANCISCO.
OPENING PRICES ON DRIED PEACHES AND FIGS.
CITRUS MARKET REPORT.
CALIFORNIA FARM BUREAU ASS'N HOG MARKET.
Special Livestock Market Report.
WOOL MARKET.
General Marketing Conditions.
CALIFORNIA CATTLEMEN'S ASS'N.
Cuban Rice Importations Resumed.
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