Snow Tire Sale Prepared for Winter Weather Now
Store announces readiness for snow with a large stock of snow tires in all sizes and ice studs available. Special prices offered immediately to help customers prepare for winter conditions.
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Newspaper
Bedford Times Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1972
Page
7
Store announces readiness for snow with a large stock of snow tires in all sizes and ice studs available. Special prices offered immediately to help customers prepare for winter conditions.
The first selection includes at least forty percent of heifer calves with weight adjusted to a mature dam basis. After top forty to fifty percent are chosen, remove structurally unsound or feminine-displaying heifers. Remaining heifers gain 1.25 lb daily in winter. Second stage before breeding culls underdeveloped heifers. Final stage after breeding keeps those bred early, preferably in first sixty days. Past dam performance also influences retention.
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