Cattle Feeders Day Promotes Lighter Beef Demand
Speakers at the ninth annual cattle feeders day at Colorado Agricultural College note savings and profits from lighter beef. Prof. Gramlich of Nebraska University urges steady prices, emphasizes baby beef and earlier marketing of surplus heifers for better carcass quality and longer shipping.
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Spearkere
Colorado Agricultural College
Ha. 3. Gramlich
Nebraska
Graniich
Gramlich
Simple Trick Cures Chicken Eating Sow
A farmer shares a cure for a sow that ate chickens. He fed a warm rabbit to the animal, noting an immediate shift in appetite. The next day the sow avoided chickens and focused on corn, not eating another chick since.
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Riplied
L. D
Bower
Indianapolis
Turmers
Feed for Baby Reeves Suggested by Nebraska
Two feeding plans from the Nebraska university propose mixes of corn linseed meal and alfalfa or prairie hay for calves. Start calves on full feed now and finish with shelled corn. grinding corn is optional and changes should be gradual. Ground barley may replace half the corn toward the end for a hard finish.
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Nebraska University
Pigs’ Growth Rates Meet Tankage Trials at South Dakota Station
Trials at the South Dakota station show pigs fed corn and tankage average 1.82 pounds daily gain. When fed chopped alfalfa hay and fin seed meal with the corn, gain falls to 1.54 pounds daily. Feed efficiency differs, with 18 pounds of feed per 100 pounds gain in the chopped alfalfa group, and alfalfa pigs reach 200 pounds 17 days sooner.
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South Dakota
Corning Bank
Sweeney Sweeney Cause and Home Remedy Mentioned
The text discusses how improper saddle draft or ill fitting gear causes pressure on shoulder nerves in a horse, injuring them. It then offers a cure using red iodide of mercurial, potassium iodide, hol, glycerine, and a rub, repeating every three weeks.
Conservation Department Plans 10000 Trout Tagging Effort
The Michigan Department of Conservation will release 10000 marked fingerlings across Grayling Harrietta Paris Marquette and other hatchery regions. Fish over four inches will be tagged with metal MICH tags numbered 1 to 10000. Officials seek angler cooperation to report tag origins size and catch location. A separate effort targets removing gar pike from lakes using nets and rapid disposal.
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Michigan
Department of. Conservation
J. Metzelaary
H. Langlois
Harrietta
Wexford County
Paris
Marquette
Walter Hastings
Baldwin
Garpike
Department of Conservation
Michigan State College offers library loan for winter reading
Farmers and families may request access to a library loan package from Michigan State College containing agricultural and home economics material. A subject list will be mailed on request, with four week holds and only mailing costs charged. Open to Michigan residents, useful for rural groups and clubs.
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Joan
Michigan State College “Library
Hast Lansing
Michigan
Farmers Clubs
United States Department of Agriculture
Ciy
Quality That Counts Earned In Truth Not Money
Canner's Weekly notes that quality is measured by honest effort and satisfaction beyond monetary value, emphasizing integrity and true worth over wealth. The editorial fondly highlights the character and persistence behind earned success.
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Canner's Weekly
First Ordinance Establishes Western Territory Government
Congress passed an act on July 13 1787 creating a government for the western territory. The measure titled An ordinance for the government of the western territory laid the framework outside the original thirteen colonies.
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Congress
Sophomore class seeks season-ticket pledges to save Inter-State Lyceum series
The Sophomore class lacks about 200 reservations to keep Clare’s Inter-State Lyceum series. Members urge immediate signups through the sole class representative to avoid canceling the contract.
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Clare
Sistine Madonna by P Wajrfield and Dresden purchase
The article notes that the Sistine Madonna was painted for the Church of San Sisto at Piacenza and earned its name from that origin. It remains in Dresden, bought by Elector Augustus II in 1753.
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P. Wajrfield
San. Sisto
Piacenza
Dresden
Saxony
Augustus II
Not a Bad Fellow in the Garden
Nature Magazine argues the worm is blamed unjustly as destructive pests. Destructive caterpillars, stubs, and earthworms appear on the menu and the worm shows little vegetarian tendencies. Plant death above its burrow comes from drying air it allows in. The worm quietly causes harm while tunneling for food and shelter.
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Nature Magazine
Tle
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