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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1924
Page
2
An article notes how Norman French became official language after the Conquest and shaped animal names. It explains living animals are named in Saxon terms like cow and sheep, while cooked or served meat uses Norman terms such as beef veal venison pork and veal.
A reflective remark notes that each person’s conscience diverges from others, highlighting personal moral differences and inner judgment shaping actions. The statement frames individual ethics as uniquely tinted by inner perspective.
A concise satire notes many people part with money easily, implying fools exchange wealth for little gain. It reflects on human folly in financial decisions and the ease of giving away riches.
National Geographic describes Petra as the Edomite capital carved from multicolored sandstone south of the Dead Sea. The article traces its Nabataean flourishes, Roman conquest, long desert era obscurity, and the dramatic entrance gateway Pharaohs Treasury, plus the theater, urn tombs, Deir Monastery, and mountaintop views from cliff-carved streets and stair paths.
The United States Department of Agriculture urges dairymen to use a good well bred bull and manage him for maximum profit. It recommends grain mixes of ground corn oats bran and linseed meal, highlights oats as valuable, warns against overuse of cottonseed meal, and stresses proper feeding, legume hays, and adequate water. It discusses silage effects and daily water needs in different seasons.
USDA bulletin confirms cocklebur plants are poisonous to swine cattle sheep and chickens after experiments from 1920 to 1928. Avoid letting animals eat the weed and use oils or fats as remedies if exposure occurs.
Millet seed varies by variety in composition. Ground millet with good roughage fattening feed proves effective for lambs and nearly as good as corn for steers and swine. Barnyard millet has higher fiber and pearl millet higher fat. Water, ash, protein, fiber, nitrogen-free extract, and fat ranges are provided.
Government experts report heavy dockage in spring wheat, advising farmers to clean grain at the thresher with portable disk cleaners. They estimate four states shipped 11.6 million bushels of dockage last year, which could have been saved for higher grade grain. Dockage can be fed or ground for poultry, offering savings.
Grub worms are controlled by fall plowing and crop rotation. Grass crops are most susceptible and fields in grasses are likeliest to harbor worms. When infestation is bad, follow with a crop not harmed by grubs, as they do not greatly injure wheat if soil is plowed and sown to wheat promptly.
Soybean hay can be stacked or barn stored like other hay. Cut beans when pods are well formed for highest yield, though earlier cuts boost protein. Delayed cutting makes stalks woody and reduces leaves. Wilt in the swath then fork into small cocks to cure slowly, or in bad weather make windrows after wilting and finish in large cocks. Four days of good weather typically needed to cure soybean hay properly.
Oldham county Kentucky expects about 128 968 dollars extra yearly from livestock and poultry due to more use of pure bred sires. County agent G B Nance calculated the gain from the rise in pure bred sire percentages compared with neighboring counties and USDA data on the value of pure bred sires.
Progressive livestock men emphasize market trends and milk cow efficiency. Open windows invite cold germs. silage substitutes pasture when scarce. Dairying remains central. build warm dry hog houses. keep colonies clean. vaccinate and dip hogs. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
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