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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1918
Page
11
The guide from the United States Department of Agriculture explains breed type as the key to true-to-type offspring. It emphasizes breed standards, market demands for wool and mutton, and the importance of sex characteristics in rams and ewes, noting that rams should show masculine form without excess fat while remaining vigorous.
A vintage guide extols soy beans beyond stock fodder, noting high protein and diabetes-friendly starch content. Recipes include baked beans with pork, soy soups, and orange salads, plus broad winter storage tips and varied vegetable dishes.
Forage from leguminous pastures provides a cheap protein source and ash for bone building. It adds bulk to the ration and acts as a laxative and tonic to keep hogs in condition to utilize concentrated feeds profitably.
The text notes several kinds of millet, common to the fields, with millet widely sown by the Japanese. It grows to six or seven feet in fertile soil, thrives in acidic conditions, and yields heavily for hay.
Atchison Globe reports a proclamation by Neree Merwell criticizing evangelists who urge love for all while condemning wicked conduct. Merwell argues that a person and his ways are inseparable and rejects loving every errant individual.
Improved Uniform International presents a March 10 lesson on Jesus restoring life and health from Mark 5 21 43. The narrative centers on Jairus daughter and the woman who touched Jesus garment, highlighting faith, interruption, and Jesus power to heal. It emphasizes the need for earthly care, medical ministry, and witnessing Jesus miracles as signs of his divine authority.
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