Homesteaders gain split five month absence option
Congress updates the homestead law allowing a five month absence per residence year to be taken in two periods with notices filed at the local land office. It also covers marriage rules for homestead entries and the electing of which entry to occupy, with affidavits and dual filings as needed.
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Drink More Water If Kidneys Bother
Urgent advice urges increasing water intake to ease kidney strain from uric acid in meat. Warm note recommends four Salts tablets in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days, claims to flush waste, neutralize acids, and keep kidneys clean, with warnings about patience and saline preparations.
TIZ Promises Foot Relief For Tired Feet
An advertisement touts TIZ as a relief for sore feet from dancing or walking. It claims acids and poisons in the feet disappear, giving restful comfort and freedom from tight shoes. A 25 cent box is available at druggists and department stores.
Hudson Six-40 car ad offered in The Herald
An automobile advertisement highlights the new Hudson Six-40 selling for 1650 dollars. A. T. Crawford of Scottsbluff is the western Nebraska general agent, promoting the car and seeking a local Box Butte county agent to establish a profitable dealership.
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Alfalfa Feeding Guidelines For Working Horses
Extension Bulletin 28 from the Nebraska Experiment Station advises careful alfalfa feeding due to its palatability. It recommends a ration of one pound of alfalfa or hay plus about 0.14 pounds of grain per 100 pounds of body weight, emphasizes feeding mature horses first, avoids wet hay, and warns against sudden diet changes to prevent digestive upset.
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Nebraska Experi Ment Station
Milk Worth What It Is
The article compares milk value to other foods noting the worth of a quart equals 44 cents of dried beef 36 cents of orange and 23 cents of beef. It uses market values to illustrate relative food value and cost.
Farm herd test shows small costs yield higher profits
A Nebraska University Farm herd trial compared two cows of similar appearance. One cost 64.15 dollars more to feed over two years but earned about 1e dollars per year more than its feed cost. The other, costing 35 cents a year more to feed, returned income above feed costs. Dairy experts weighed and tested milk as with the state herd, showing small feed differences can matter.
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Nebraska University
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