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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
8
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Ohio State University poultry specialists advise farm flocks can save on costs by using abundant home grown grains in rations. Grains and milk form simple, effective feed. adjust grain types to price and availability. keep milk available for drinking. changes should be gradual and protein intake maintained.
The article explains hens eat eggs from cracked or broken eggs in nests, driven by curiosity and appetite. It suggests keeping nests dark, regular egg collection, and filling shells with a paste of mustard pepper gasoline and other distasteful substances to deter hens from pecking eggs.
Otto Hart of Greenleaf community bought White Leghorn males for breeding. Leon ard I. Neff, farm agent, cited a Kan sag experiment station project at Manhattan. Mongrel hens mated with pedigreed Leghorn males yielded daughters averaging 156 eggs, next cross 188, third cross 103. Kansas farmer.
An item notes Z A Hanson of Corvallis Oregon leading the January Illinois egg laying contest with 182 eggs. It covers sanitation, feeding schedules for chicks, use of newsprint on litter, and cautions on feather mites and roost management along with economic considerations of backyard flocks.
A compact guide on opening bids and hand evaluation in bridge. It outlines biddable suits, honor tricks requirements, and the differences for dealer third and fourth hands. Emphasizes defensive strength, distribution, and cautious fourth-hand openings to avoid losing partial scores.
Joe sits in the back seat as his mother accelerates to reach his band practice on time. He quietly reads a book while she frantically hurries him toward the door. He suddenly interrupts with a line about a fight and a mammal term, revealing a moment of distraction amid the rush.
A newly discovered facsimile sketch by Major Andre, drawn the day before his execution in 1780, surfaces from Yale Archives with notes that it was made by Andre for guard Jabez Tomlinson. The drawing, preserved since its gifting to Yale in 1832, reflects Andre's calm demeanor as he prepared for death after his plot with Benedict Arnold.
Henry J. Keckhut died September 17, 1918 at St Mihiel after the American offensive. A battlefield written will names his mother and sister as beneficiaries from his war risk insurance of 2500 dollars.
A reader contends that a woman typically holds both the first and last word in conversations, while questioning who has the middle ground, as discussed in London Tit-Bits.
A facsimile of the sketch was found in a house about ten miles from the Townsend residence in Oyster Bay New York Times reports the discovery.
An article notes a surge in rats in French Indo China territories tied to large imports of reptiles to the United States. It states that 86 750 reptile skins were imported in the final quarter of last year, suggesting snakes could curb rodent pests.
The Department of Agriculture estimates annual farm fire losses from petroleum products like kerosene and gasoline at about 7.5 million dollars. To reduce losses, the department issues farmer bulletins with dangers of careless handling and storage guidance.
At a mayoral inspection the village showed seven police officers and three policemen on duty. The chief captain lieutenant three sergeants and a fingerprint expert watched the patrolman trio pass by.
An OCR readout mixes fragmented phrases and interruptions including calls for sacrifice a beckoning line and a jagged command to stop hoarding the path finder references. The text shows disjointed voices with no clear narrative or identifiable events.
A dialogue on medical care and frugality contrasts iron therapy with wealth and luxury. Newrich rejects iron for his daughter, preferring gold or platinum funding. The piece muses on Wall Street reform, prayer, and a domestic moment about lost socks, underscoring a theme of needing only what is essential.
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