04 Sep 1919
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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1919
Page
1
USDA urges alternating pasture to grow forage for lambs and ewes using wheat rye oats peas and soybeans with careful rotation to control stomach worms. It also highlights hay stackers to save labor, noting two designs and benefits for East and South markets and guidelines for feeding market-ready lambs.
The article argues pigs require shelter to cope with bad weather and shade to endure heat. It emphasizes proper housing to protect swine from harsh conditions and promote welfare.
The article compares storage house types for potatoes. It notes the Aroostook Maine concrete basement type with wooden superstructure, ventilation via floor trapdoors, and hilltop siting, and contrasts with insulated and artificially refrigerated houses suited to southern climates and seed potatoes. It suggests southern cold storage could benefit truck growers.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the notice suggests using fish heads as a cheap substitute for meat scraps in poultry feed. Local fish dealers can supply heads and poultrymen should provide containers to collect them. Boil heads briefly to soften the shells, then feed the tender meat to hens.
Fragmentary note states verbetibite should be used for food and harvest fields will improve dishes once grain is off. The text mentions vegetables in late summer continuing to grow.
A fragmentary report describes a mining incident at Cairns with casualties and damage. Details are unclear but indicate injuries and possible fatalities among workers. Local authorities begin preliminary investigations and issue safety advisories.
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