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Newspaper

Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1913

Page

9

Pasturing Sheep in Corn in Missouri Farms

Central and north Missouri farmers favor pasturing sheep in cornfields especially with cowpeas sown to feed lambs. Delaying corn planting aids pea growth and lamb production remains profitable despite market fluctuations. Western ewes have been cheap, buying at about $4, crossbreeding with good rams yields lambs by July 1 that equal or exceed ewe cost. fleece covers maintenance.

Central North Missouri Kansas City

Sheep Feeding In The Missouri Corn Belt

The article explains mixed sheep farming in Missouri, using cowpeas and corn to feed lambs. It covers feeding mixes, expected gains, typical weights, and the timing of selling lambs to optimize profit, with notes on market risks and regional buying options in Kansas City, St Joseph, Omaha, Denver, and major stock yards.

Missouri Experiment Station Columbia St. Louis Missouri Corn Belt Kansas City St. Joseph Omaha Denver National Stock Yards East St Louis Union Stock Yards Chicago

Poultry House Construction For Dry Efficient Keeps

A guide on simple economical poultry houses stressing light ventilation and cleanliness. It argues against expensive equipment, supports wider houses for space efficiency, and outlines window heights for effective winter lighting. It notes south light considerations and later mentions Missouri farm sizes and the impracticality of motor tractors for smallholders.

How to Make Concrete Posts and Molds

This article outlines making concrete posts using wooden or steel molds, with guidance on reinforcement, sand and gravel ratios, and post sizes. It describes wet and dry mixing methods and emphasizes durable steel molds and proper aggregate gradation for sturdy posts.

Concrete Fence Posts Reinforcement and Methods

The article explains how reinforced concrete posts gain strength from round or twisted bars while flat bars or rusty wire weaken the bond. It compares dry tamped and wet-set casting, notes cost ranges and material needs, and outlines curing, winter handling, and fastening options for fence wires to produce durable posts.

Rural School 15 A Home in Community Education

A rural school building should feel comfortable and attractive as children spend long hours there. Most schools lack underpinnings causing cold floors. central stoves struggle to heat evenly. Jacketed stoves or corner placement with proper clearance improve warmth and safety for students.

Steve

Fragmented OCR reading yields minimal civic notice

An OCR snippet provides scant readable items including fragments of names and dates. Details are unclear. the notice appears damaged and partial, with no complete actions or deadlines discernible for reporting or compliance.

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Howard Hachedorn College of Agriculture University of Missouri College Farm H. L. Kempster Ba Gould M. A. R. Kelley College of ‘Agriculure U. of Mo College of Agriculure FR. H. Emberson I .S Ren Farmers Bank Bates County the Farmers Bank Farmers Bank Building Butler, MO W. F. Duvall Arthur Duvall J. B. Duvall W. D. Yates Mele Butler Station K. C. Joplin Mail & Ex Loula & KE. c Louisa Limited Stock Express St. Louia-Joplin Mall Louis Limited M. Mo Joplin Mall Nevada Wesrt Madison Butler Isos Cme J. M. Christy J. T. Hull Steward's North Side Square H. M. Cannon T. GC Boulware Physician & Surgeon Office B. F. Jeter Notary Public East Side Square Robert E. Crabtree T. J. Halsey M. D
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