Live Stock Uses Cheaper Roughage and By-Products
United States Department of Agriculture specialists report farmers can reduce winter costs by using cheap roughage such as cornstalks straw and by products. In 140 farms without corn fodder calves matched those fed grain with a $3.50 savings per head. grain use varied by region and season and some herds still require some grain for purebred stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department O Agriculture
United States Department of Nericuiture
Rathon “Hall
Kansas
Nebraska
Tire Ei Eet
Miswuri
Ak-Sar-Ben carnival promises nonstop entertainment
The article notes that attractions will run every afternoon and evening for ten days at the carnival grounds. It asserts that those who attend understand the event, while those who do not could not grasp the full enjoyment from further description.
Packing Plant Tour Appeals to Stockholders and Visitors
The article highlights strong demand for Skinner Packing Company output once operation starts and notes business volume will yield profits for stockholders. It invites stockmen visiting Ak-Sar-Ben to tour the plant and provides contact via Tyler 3483. The piece also mentions Far North cuisine such as reindeer stew and walrus dishes in Labrador and Greenland contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skinner Packing Company
Ak-Sar-Ben
Omaha
Labrador
Greenland
Faroe Islands
Skinner Packing Plant Promoted as Peak Efficiency
Illustration describes the new Skinner Packing Company plant hailed by packing experts as the last word in packing house efficiency. It claims to be the most perfect plant in the country for converting farm livestock from Missouri Valley territory and the Mid-West into food products.
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Skinner Packing Company
Missouri Valley
Mid-West
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Live Stock Commission
Stock Yards
S. Patent Office
Signner Packing Company
Omaua’s
Barlicut Snowhite
12Th & Douglas Street
27Th Street
South Side
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