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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1923
Page
4
United States Department of Agriculture specialists urge marketing lambs at about four months to fetch higher spring prices and avoid stomach worms. They emphasize rapid, efficient gains, proper feeding for ewes and lambs, early creep feeding, and clean troughs to ensure market-ready weight and strong returns.
The Agriculture Department reports 1922 wool output at 219,085,000 pounds not including pulled wool, down from 225,546,000 pounds in 1921. Wyoming and Texas led with 22,500,000 and 19,300,000 pounds respectively.
Farmers hold varied views on potato seed cutting. Research shows larger seed pieces boost vigor of roots and tops, improving stands and yield. Commercial growers favor pieces weighing about two ounces, roughly the size of an egg.
A. J. Cramer of Wisconsin College of Agriculture outlines steps to upgrade scrub cattle: form a bull association, hold a registered bull sale, and encourage owners to borrow or exchange good purebred bulls. County breed secretaries and county agents should assist in replacing scrub stock with serviceable purebreds.
West Virginia farm owners in one day filed 100 enrollment blanks with the USDA showing strict purebred sire operations for all stock. The action aligns with state purebred sire laws effective January 1, 1923, with penalties for noncompliance. Experts view the participation as strong support for the breeding legislation.
Iowa experiment station flags Manchu and Peking as top yielders. Manchu is medium early and high yielding, good for hogging down with corn. Peking is late, small flat black seed with the smallest seed yet, poor for seed but excellent for silage or hay per acre.
A fragment notes plants to be transplanted and discusses keeping growth ongoing. The readable text hints at a horticultural plan related to potting and relocation of rare specimens.
A provocative line asserts that some women prioritize dress and fashion as a defining aim. The remark ties style to bold self-presentation and social visibility, reflecting a dated stereotype about female priorities.
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