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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1931
Page
3
Prof Kruecx argues sow health at breeding predicts spring farrow numbers. A well conditioned brood sow fed a balanced ration with adequate protein yields healthier conception and larger litters, while poor feeding reduces uniform breeding and pig production in the next weeks.
The report notes that nearly twice as many pigs remain with brood sows at weaning when no adequate protein supplement is given during gestation. This finding highlights the impact of prenatal nutrition on litter size outcomes.
Indiana dairy farmers plan a state wide cooperative to organize marketing under Indiana Farm Bureau initiative. A committee will meet in two weeks to draft by laws and a mass meeting is set for February with aims to stabilize prices and boost profits. Local leaders across Crawfordsville Elwood Morris Mt Comfort Marion Columbus and others will participate.
The Henry Henley Public Library observed its 41st anniversary on January 6 with stockholders meeting. In 1930 the library held 6663 volumes after adding 242 055 new books, donated. 985 patrons borrowed 15 572 books and periodicals, a rise of 1 379 loans from 1929. Visitors note many periodicals. 20 subscriptions are kept, plus many donated. Mr and Mrs Earl O Hill of Anderson visited family.
The Hoosier State Automobile Association in Indianapolis on January 14 1931 discussed enforcing highway weight regulations and opposing diversion of license fees or gas tax to non road uses. They argued against a 100 percent license fee hike and the removal of personal property tax. They favored more highway funding via the State Highway Department and supported a safety responsibility bill to bar reckless drivers, oppose compulsory insurance, and back uniform traffic regulations and driver education measures.
National Society of the D A R plans to designate another American tree to preserve its historical significance. The effort aims to maintain living memorials linking present and past, noting the Land Office elm in Ohio once faced severe decline and required surgery.
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