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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1914
Page
20
Missouri mules are praised for value and longevity. A three year old span won $1000 at the American Royal, with a yearling mule selling for $550, setting records in Kansas City and other venues. Buyers expect long service and high returns, reflecting Missouri prestige in the trade.
A report on bonemeal as a pig feed supplement notes all bone meal forms aid bone development. Missouri tests show one ounce per hog daily with steamed and ground bone meal yielding strong bone. Nebraska trials compare wheat short, tankage, steamed bone, and corn meal with alfalfa pasture, finding bone meal enhances bone strength when added to corn.
The advice notes oats as the base for both, plus bran and corn or meal, with a suggestion to adjust to separate lambs from ewes. It warns that lambs may need more core, emphasizes sufficient grain to keep ewes in good condition, and stresses high quality roughage but requires a good grain ration for the flock.
The readable lines describe how living plants store heat and energy, creating a concept of energy storage in plant matter. The text is garbled but suggests a connection between dead matter returning to earth and energy exchange within ecosystems.
A collection of humorous anecdotes about children misinterpreting or reacting to church scenes. A niece’s abrupt exclamation reveals a clergyman’s parent, while two nephews ponder what part of the body goes to heaven. Mothers recall similar quips from above and below.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Rege Abdi and a landmark debate at a place likely named Gdas Desaree. Details are unreadable, but the item appears as a brief political or civic notice or report page fragment.
In a terse report a local project or maker event named Kilting Time and Files discusses simple electrical devices and safety concerns. The piece mentions an inventor and a series of unclear aims, with reference to Olea and Gress ogit Kgberg and possible team or organization links.
A couple riding home from the theatre on a crowded cab share a candid, flustered conversation. The man hides a yawn while the woman muffs a reply as they drift toward a quiet street, hinting at affection and a future together. The piece ends with a clichéd happily ever after.
In a fragmented wartime style scene a planter recalls Mayor Mitchel’s silence and a devoted servant Uncle Jol. A young man and Miss Lamar figure in a hinted marriage while a planter questions whether any comment should be made. The jagged dialogue underscores social intrigue.
A curious note reads a challenge about attention to a puzzle or riddle. The fragment hints at a dare to test curiosity, suggesting the reader should not leave the mystery unsolved. The wording appears garbled but centers on a teasing prompt.
A strained exchange leaves a man demanding meaning as another insists the point lies elsewhere. The dialogue hints at deeper conflict, with both sides entangled in a terse, unresolved confrontation.
A terse London Opinion remark questions the justice of fines for using a match during a gas escape incident. The note criticizes the harshness of penalties and suggests a need for safer alertness rather than punitive measures.
A fragmentary City Journal piece hints at a dubious trade secret: when customers arrive, their shoes are removed and hidden. The excerpt suggests discussion of a scam or deceptive practice tied to customers and theft, with unclear full context.
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