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Pacific Rural Press, Volume 102, Number 9, 27 August 1921
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
Untitled
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California News Notes.
AGRICULTURAL NOTES.
HORTICULTURAL JOTTINGS.
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EDITORIAL
SEVENTY YEARS OF STATE FAIRS!
THE WHOLE THE SUM OF ITS PARTS.
CITY AND COUNTRY.
QUICK RESULTS MAY BE EXPECTED!
QUERIES AND REPLIES
CALIFORNIA WEATHER RECORD
Late News of Interest to California Farmers.
Best and Newest of Everything at State Fair.
FAIRS AND SHOWS.
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Carloads of Strawberries to Chicago.
Walnut Varieties Tested.
OLIVES CONTRACTED $350 PER TON.
ANOTHER BLOW TO CODLING MOTH.
APPLE INSPECTORS ON THE JUMP.
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Co-operative Canners Clean-up .
WHY PEARS ARE $61.75 AND NOT $65.
PATRIARCHAL FIG TREES STILL BEARING.
BIG BABY WALNUT TREE.
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Farm Bureau Activities.
BOYS’ POULTRY CLUB IS PROFITABLE.
KINGS COUNTY GRAIN TO ELEVATOR.
UTILITIES DEPARTMENT SYSTEMATICALLY SUPPORTED.
SANTA BARBARA HOME DEPARTMENT.
FARM BUREAU NOTES.
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POISONED FRUIT KILLS SQUIRRELS.
VEGETABLE FREIGHTS REDUCED.
BISULPHIDE FOR MORNING. GLORY.
SWEET CORN GOES BEGGING.
ARIZONA BULLETINS FOR CALIFORNIANS.
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MILLER & LUX VALLEY SUBDIVISIONS.
SUGAR BEET ACREAGE AND PRICES.
NORTHERN VALLEY GRAIN HALF MOVED.
NEW CROP MILO $28 A TON.
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FOREIGN FARMERS REMOVING.
CHAULMOOGRA TREE HERE.
State Development Startling.
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BEAN ROBBER FOILED
WHO EATS THE POTATOES?
DANGER IN SHIPPING POISONOUS MATERIALS.
PLANT ALFALFA THIS FALL.
LOS ANGELES FIELD CROPS.
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Agricultural Questions Answered
PURPLE VETCH FEED AND COVER CROP.
ANNUAL WHITE CLOVER HAY.
PLANT RHUBARB IN WINTER.
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Modern Machinery at State Fair.
PLENTY OF OIL NOW.
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Quality of Livestock Will Be Keynote at Fair.
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FEDERAL ACCREDITED HERD MEETING.
JERSEY BREEDERS WILL MEET.
AFTER THE STATE FAIR— WHAT?
STATE FAIR DAIRY PRODUCTS EXHIBIT.
MILKING SHORTHORNS.
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Sheep Show at Sacramento.
Can Double Butter Output.
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Keeping Up With the Times.
San Francisco, a Livestock Center.
EASTERN FEEDER MARKET BETTER.
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SILOS CRACK IN COLORADO.
Swine Less Numerous at State Fair.
MILK GOAT EXHIBIT GROWS.
DAIRYING RETURNS TO SALT RIVER.
WASHBURN GOES SOUTH.
GUASTI BERKSHIRE BOAR GOES
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The Dairy Cow for China.
DRAFT HORSES AT STATE FAIR.
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Dairy Cattle at State Fair.
VALUE OP TUBERCULIN TEST.
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Beef Cattle in Large Numbers.
RANGE CONDITIONS IN MONTEREY COUNTY.
THE BEMMERLY HEREFORD DISPERSION SALE.
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Livestock and Dairy Notes.
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Raising Poultry For Profit
CAVIES BECOMING POPULAR,
BROODER TURKEYS NEED BOOM AND DUSTING, EARTH.
CROOKED BREAST BONES EXPLAINED.-
RAISING WHITE LEGHORN FALL CHICKS EXPLAINED.
JERSEY KALE PRODUCTION.
ROOSTERS ATTRACTED BY BLOOD.
FEED MORE GROUND BONE.
POULTRY NOTES.
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Home Circle Department
THE HOT SCHOOL LUNCH.
WOMAN’S DAY AT STATE FAIR, SEPTEMBER 5.
A NEW SERIAL STORY.
NUT CANDIES.
EVOLUTION OF THE PRICKLY LETTUCE.
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THE MARKET REPORTS
SAN FRANCISCO.
LOS ANGELES.
CITRUS MARKET REPORT.
CALIFORNIA FARM BUREAU HOG MARKETING ASS’N.
Special Livestock Market Report.
General Marketing Conditions.
CALIFORNIA CATTLEMEN’S ASS’N.
HORTICULTURAL JOTTINGS.
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