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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
3
Q. E. Bradfut of Xenia cites a farmer tale about middlemen tyrannizing growers. A farmer compares middlemen to a strict cop who tolerates music on the beat but forbids begging, prompting a joke about a cornetist allowed to play at home.
The Morse Dry Dock and Repair Company of Brooklyn set a world record when the 30,000-ton floating dry dock lifted the S S Minnesota, the largest cargo carrier afloat, in 25 minutes of pumping time.
The U S Department of Agriculture notes dairy cows can beat grain fed results by living on pasture, silage and roughage. Helen Dilkie Calamity 145857 produced 14 210.1 pounds milk and 470.24 pounds butterfat after a year with no grain, in Huntley Montana, suggesting feed costs fall when pastures and roughage are emphasized.
A Canadian black bear and a Russian brown bear were mated in London to produce the zoo’s first hybrid cubs, a mahogany colored pair said to be unique. Also noted is a Matamata turtle, recently emigrated to London, reportedly on a hunger strike after arrival.
A brief backstage exchange hints at a hidden remark or joke. The line suggests a comedic misunderstanding between two performers as they acknowledge a possible sound and then deny it.
The article explains that pasture decline stems from soil fertility shortages rather than overgrazing. It notes cattle and sheep may graze openly then rest in shade, and urges study of conditions. Findings may show reseeding needed or that insufficient fertility causes decline, with possible rest or plant food application as profitable remedies.
In building a poultry mouve the key detail is arranging the doors and window to prevent. This brief text notes a design consideration for ventilation and access, highlighting how placement affects movement and protection inside the coop.
A simple inexpensive seed testing device uses a folded outer envelope stitched at one edge to enclose an absorbent pad. The envelope is stitched both longitudinally and transversely into numbered sections for identification and moisture retention to trigger germination.
The article explains hens forage for grit by pecking small sharp gravel in summer. In confinement during winter they require commercial grit fed via boxes and hoppers, as it is the correct size and sharp, aiding the gizzard and digestive health.
Air slaked lime is recommended to scatter in the henhouse walls roosts floor and nests to keep fowls healthy and to fight roup and mites. The text notes calves need more than feed and emphasizes healthy housing and proper ventilation for dairy calves and cowstables.
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