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Pacific Rural Press, Volume 104, Number 24, 9 December 1922
Issue Contents
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Masthead
Untitled
Late News of Interest to California Farmers.
READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS.
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HORTICULTURAL JOTTINGS.
AGRICULTURAL NOTES.
A FINE CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
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EDITORIAL
IN OUR NEW QUARTERS!
TAKING THE COLLECTION!
FACTS OF TILLAGE FUNDAMENTAL!
LITTLE SHOW FOR CAPILLARITY.
WANTS DRIVE TO REDUCE PRODUCTION.
Queries and Replies.
CALIFORNIA WEATHER RECORD.
Poultry as a Coming Major Industry.
ABOUT THE CALIFORNIA HEN—DO YOU KNOW—
Oakland Show a Big Success.
Future Nursery Plantings to be Guaranteed.
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PEACHES UNITE WITH ALMOND STOCKS.
Is Farm Tenancy Your Business?
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Hoover on Power and Transportation
CONSUMING MOKE WOOD THAN WE GROW.
SAVE GARDEN FROM MOLES.
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Clean Out Orchard Boarders.
Early-Maturing Pecan Found.
Apple Borers Riddled Young Trees.
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DWARF PEAR INTERPLANTS IN WALNUT ORCHARD.
BIGGER POTS FOR FROST FIGHTING.
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PEACH GROWERS’ ANNUAL MEETING.
SKID CHAINS HELP TRACTOR.
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Agricultural Topics Discussed.
POTASH IMPROVED LETTUCE CROP.
HEAVY CROP OF BEETS AND BEANS.
FERTILIZER FOR BEANS ON PEAT.
CHICKEN MANURE HELPS HEAVY SOIL.
COOPERATOR SOLD BEANS TO COMPETITOR.
LESS SEED FOR HEAVY STOOLING BARLEY.
THIS MAN IS A COOPERATOR!
VETCH SOT OBJECTIONABLE IN GRAIN.
ONIONS MAY PAY NEXT SEASON.
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Farm Bureau Activities.
DEPARTMENT IDEA INCREASES MEMBERSHIP.
COUNTY FARM BUREAU STAGES EVENING LECTURES.
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FARM BUREAU POSTS COLORED GATE CARDS.
NEW GRAIN MARKETING EXCHANGE ORGANIZED.
CAPABLE, DEVOTED VICE-PRESIDENT.
FARM BUREAU NOTES.
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Mechanical Power on the Farm.
WINDMILL AND PUMP TANK SYSTEM.
SUBSOILING AND FERTILIZER FOR ORCHARD.
PUMP LOST EFFICIENCY BY LONG RUNNING.
HITCH MAKES PLOW FOLLOW TRACTOR AROUND CORNERS.
COST OF LEVELING LEVEL LAND
POWER NOTES
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Stock Production, Marketing and Consumption.
OCTOBER COW TESTING REPORT.
Livestock and Dairy Notes.
UNIVERSITY FARM INTERNATIONAL WINNINGS.
PROFESSOR F. W. WOLL DIES.
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MORE CHOICE HEREFORDS FOR CALIFORNIA.
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Livestock Queries and Replies
BORROWED HORSE DIED—WHO LOSES?
MAY INDICATE TUBERCULOSIS.
CALL THE VETERINARIAN ANYHOW.
COW GIVES SOURISH MILK.
CHORSA FOLLOWING DISTEMPER
LIVE STOCK CONDITIONS IMPROVING.
CHOICE STOCK FOR KERN COUNTY CLUB BOYS.
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Raising Poultry For Profit.
THE MODESTO SHOW.
LANKERSHIM FIRM WINS FIRST AND SWEEPSTAKES IN ALL CLASSES.
OLD-FASHIONED INCUBATOR.
WHAT GOOD HENS SHOULD AVERAGE.
AGE NO GAUGE OF PRODUCTION.
BAGGY CROPS.
TULARE REPORTS INCREASE.
ADVERTISING REDUCES STORAGE SURPLUS.
INSTALLS MAMMOTH INCUBATOR
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ENGLAND BUYS EGGS IN QUANTITY.
POULTRY CLUB WORK TO BE SYSTEMATIZED.
CANADIAN EGGS TO ENGLAND.
POULTRY NOTES.
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Home Circle Department.
A HAPPY THOUGHT.
MRS. HANKY’S WEEKLY LETTER.
CHOOSING CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
THAT WELL-GROOMED LOOK.
WHAT SHALL I MAKE FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS?
GROWING BULBS INDOORS.
TESTED RECIPES FOR CHRISTMAS CANDIES.
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Market Criticism and Comment.
FAIR TURKEY PRICES FOR XMAS.
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE WANTS AGRICULTURAL PROTECTION.
MORE WOMEN THAN MEN LEAVE FARMS FOR WORK IN CITIES.
PRACTICALLY ALL ALMONDS SOLD.
POTATO SHIPMENTS IN U. S.
DAIRY PRODUCTS TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
ALAMEDA SPINACH CONTRACTED.
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THE MARKET REPORT
SAN FRANCISCO.
LOS ANGELES.
Special Livestock Report.
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