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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1914
Page
5
A brief notice from Main Street Evanston Wyoming requests a 2 cent Bend stamp for a Settlers Guide. The item references a location two doors from Land mee on Main Street.
A summary of Nebraska experiments on hog fattening shows the most profitable rations combine corn with a small share of alfalfa meal. Results indicate feed cost per 100 pounds for a 226 pound market hog averages 5.35 dollars, rising to 3.57 dollars per 100 pounds to reach 325 pounds, excluding labor, equipment, risk, and interest.
B S Miler prescribes horse care basics for hot weather. Hats protect brains, feed and watering timing matter, pasture grazing preferred, and avoid tight collars or confined stalls. Emphasizes humane handling, proper cooling, and preventing eye injuries from dust and hayseed.
Practical guidance for shepherding covering cold rescue of a near frozen lamb with warm water and milk, humane handling, worm treatment, grazing and feed strategies, housing shade and shelter needs, and stock improvement tips to profit from alfalfa barley turnips and careful breeding choices.
The United States Department of Agriculture notes tomato canning has grown into a major industry with 1909 output of 12,800,000 cases of 12 cans. Home gardeners may plant twice as many tomatoes as needed for home use to ensure surplus. Canned tomatoes require attractive packaging and distinctive trademarks to maintain market share, with canning offering vacation-period work for youth and high per acre yields.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a deadly sheep tick issue affecting South American pastures and U S farms, noting cattle and sheep health concerns, eradicating a scab, and references to sick animals, rocks, and timbered fields with low yields and sporadic intervals.
The writer argues against early weaning at seven or eight weeks. They claim natural weaning yields better pigs and warn early separation harms the sow and piglets. Preventing a check after seven or eight weeks is difficult, and milking the sow risks injury to the sow and calls into question the sow’s treatment.
The note suggests using a feeder to make the moat of four and feed a small amount of tankage with a cheap Cora pot, outlining a basic method for a feeder setup.
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