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Recommendations of the Springfield Cattle Convention . tier of any State , shall at such times as may be prescribed by the Commissioners , have power to inspect all the cattle brought into such State , whether by railroad cars , vessels ...
Recommendations of the Springfield Cattle Convention . tier of any State , shall at such times as may be prescribed by the Commissioners , have power to inspect all the cattle brought into such State , whether by railroad cars , vessels ...
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Cattle Feeding . A writer in the Rural American , makes the following comparison between cooking and not cooking the food of cattle : We have a Western way of feeding cattle that to my mind is costly enough . But the principal cost is ...
Cattle Feeding . A writer in the Rural American , makes the following comparison between cooking and not cooking the food of cattle : We have a Western way of feeding cattle that to my mind is costly enough . But the principal cost is ...
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Provision for Cattle on an English and on an American Farm . The English farmer measures the improve- ment of his land by the number of cattle he can keep , while the American agriculturist finds his stock of cattle the surest means of ...
Provision for Cattle on an English and on an American Farm . The English farmer measures the improve- ment of his land by the number of cattle he can keep , while the American agriculturist finds his stock of cattle the surest means of ...
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