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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1912
Page
3
The Aberdeen Herald lists its schedule and contact data including publication days, office address at 309 East Wishkah Street, Aberdeen Washington, and editor manager J. Carney. It notes post office mailing, subscription rates, and ad copy deadlines for Monday and Thursday issues.
The Herald asserts it has the oldest paper on Grays Harbor with the largest circulation in Chehalis County. It warns that advertising contracts based on this claim will be forfeited if the statement is not absolutely true.
The Portland Oregonian outlines syndicalism as the I W W doctrine guiding strikes from Gray's Harbor to Lawrence and international rail and coal disputes. It cites Debs Haywood and the general strike as core tools and contrasts syndicalist aims with state socialism and old unionism.
Attorney General Wickersham dodges a reporter’s question about oil trust dissolution and kerosene prices. He quips that prices rose but he has not bought kerosene for a week. The remark appears in the New York Press.
The text outlines feeding and management for sows and pigs including protein rich feeds for sows, pasture access for young pigs, alfalfa for sows in all seasons, ample water and sunshine, and green forage for growing pigs. It also advises scattering oats to encourage exercise and recommends quarantining newly acquired animals for three to four weeks.
W H Underwood weighs the pros and cons of large Oxford Hampshire cross sheep against smaller shapely Shropshires. He cites higher prolificacy and lower grain intake for Shropshires, noting they produce more lambs per flock and yield similar wool, with better autumn sale appeal due to compact, shapely bodies.
The article states that quality increases and per pound prices rise in the market, surpassing most regions except the South. It highlights competitive pricing and stronger demand affecting overall market performance.
The Iowa experiment station uses a ration for brood sows and sucking pigs of seventy pounds cornmeal ten middlings ten 60 per cent meat meal or tankage five bran two oilmeal one bone flour one limestone dust and one salt. The mixture is given as a thick slop to just meet the sow’s milk production needs. Tankage bone flour and limestone dust provide flesh and bone forming elements lacking in other ingredients, yielding the best and cheapest results.
Farmers planning new barns next summer should arrange to install the King ventilation system in stables. Veterinary and agricultural guidance from Washington Agricultural College warns foul air harms dairy cows, contributing to tuberculosis, pneumonia and colds. Proper ventilation improves herd health, reduces premature deaths, and boosts productivity.
The centrifugal hand cream separator saves butter fat and offers uniform quality, adjustable richness, reduced labor, and optimal skimmilk for feed. A bulletin cited by Professor G. L. McKay says it yields at least 25 cents per hundred on milk delivery compared with gravity skimming.
Rural New Yorker shares advice on hatch readiness by keeping the hen active and healthy. It recommends raising water bins off the ground to reduce dirt, outlines ducks thriving on mixed grain with access to a stream, and suggests soda water plus quinine for abnormal droppings.
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