Missouri auction bill and steer feeding test reported
A sale bill signed by Will Quitwork circulates claim of a Missouri auction with odd items listed from cows to a Shorthorn planter and a spraying outfit. A University of Missouri steer test shows 16 two year olds gained 322 pounds in 130 days on corn silage and hay plus meal, suggesting three steers per acre possible with this feed.
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Nest Eggs Hurt Hens’ Laying, Says Trial Findings
Experiments show nest eggs provoke broodiness in hens, causing reduced egg production. Removing nest eggs prevents broody spells and keeps hens laying. National Contests show hens averaging 150 eggs in five years without nest eggs and spoilage from nest egg use harms consumers.
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Com Silage Cuts Beet Production Costs
A farm report highlights com silage reducing the cost of beet production by streamlining feeding and improving yield. It notes farmers adopting silage to lower fertilizer and feed inputs while maintaining root quality and tonnage.
United Doctors Offer Free Health Treatments in Missouri Ad
The United Doctors, licensed by Missouri since 1883, advertise nonoperative care for diseases of the blood liver lungs stomach intestines skin nerves heart spleen kidney and bladder. They promise free visits and robust health with no charge to call. Laboratories in Cleveland Ohio.
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Missouri Farmers Urged to Replant Overflows
Reports from Missouri indicate widespread crop destruction on overflowed land. Dean F B Mumford of the College of Agriculture advised early maturing kafir corn sorghum and millet for replanting before July 15. He noted the state’s rich bottom land, which could offset losses if replanted as water recedes.
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Flooded Lands Prompt Planting Advice Amid Nile River-Like Missouri Overflows
Dean Mumford advises farmers to plant early maturing corn where land has reeded, using July 1 as a benchmark. If fields stay wet, sorghums millet and cowpeas offer profitable alternatives. Rivers Chariton Grand Missouri report extensive crop destruction across the state.
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Card of Thanks and notices from Browning Missouri
Card of Thanks thanks neighbors for kindness during death and burial of wife and mother. G W Lantz notes absence during strawberry season for secret work. Stray Poland China pig, about 75 pounds, first part of May. owner to claim by paying ad and feed. Browning Missouri.
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3 in 1 National Park Tour Offered by Burlington Route
Burlington Route promotes a 3 in 1 National Park Tour visiting Glacier National Park Yellow stone Cody Road and Rocky Mountain Estes Park with coach service from Denver and Colorado Springs. The train line offers direct through service to the parks and optional comfortable or rustic stays with fishing and golfing. Free descriptive literature and trip arrangements are provided.
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