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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1916
Page
23
The article advises keeping horses thrifty in winter with oats and corn as the best grains, plus regular exercise, good grooming, and judicious feeding. It suggests turning stock to pasture when possible, removing shoes for idle periods, and sharpening shoes for icy driving to reduce wear on nerves and prevent accidents.
The stomach worm is the main sheep pest with lambs most at risk. After lambing, give older sheep one to two ounces of gasoline and a small dose of epsom salt, then place on worm free pasture. In July treat all, rotate pastures, and repeat in November using drugs harmful to the worm.
Lice on cattle and young stock are a serious winter pest. Dips sold for this purpose work well when applied thoroughly. Safe methods include sponge or brush application, kerosene and lard from horns to tail, or powdered sulphur rubbed in and reapplied after two weeks. Also advised is filling mud holes to reduce where nothing thrives.
Manufacturer offers new pianos direct from Rockford Illinois with iron bound guarantees and a two year free music lessons course. No cash required, practical installment terms, and large Western Nebraska stock. Claims pianos are investments better than bank savings and notes the nationwide crusade to keep children at home with music education.
Editor Frank G Odell summarizes Wilson administration farm policy gains. Measures cited include currency reform via the Federal Reserve Act, rural credits saving farmers millions, improved post office labor service, agricultural extension through Lever Act programs, the Peters Act, grain standards reform, and better marketing via the Office of Markets and Rural Organization Service.
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