Better Care and Feeding Increase Hog Profits
Joseph O Bry an of Huntville Kansas a breeder and exhibitor of purebred Hampshire hogs reports higher profits from a farm program begun in 1947. The plan emphasizes clean pens thorough washing before farrowing special sow rations early creep feeding and staged changes in feed as pigs grow resulting in stronger birth pigs faster cheaper gains and lower mortality.
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Joseph O'Bryan
Huntville
Kas
O'Bryan
O’bryan
Living Soul of Law Why Old Testament Rules Endure
The article frames Exodus to Deuteronomy laws through the lens of their spirit rather than text. It argues two eternal principles love of justice and neighborly love guide good laws, noting Jesus cited Deuteronomy and Leviticus to summarize all, and that enduring laws promote fair, peaceful living.
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Red Cross
Bureau of Displaced Persons
God
Organic matter boosts soil health and fights crop diseases
An Ohio study estimates 50 million bacteria per ounce of soil, with organic matter promoting beneficial microbes that release nutrients while reducing disease-causing bacteria. Effective soil management increases organic matter and suppresses harmful pathogens.
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R. C. Thomas
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Smut Remains Major Wheat Disease Despite Controls
Plant scientists urge resistant varieties and seed treatment with fungicide to curb stinking smut. Growers should avoid planting when soil temperatures favor smut development and maintain preventive measures.
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Hience
Redwood Giants Stand Tall in Ancient Sequoias
The mammoth redwood, sequoia gigantea, is the largest known plant. It reaches about 400 feet in height and some specimens measure 100 feet in circumference. Ages are estimated at 1500 to 2000 years, with some California trees alive during the era of Christ.
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California
Flying Lizards of Malay Archipelago Gliding Wings
The flying lizards of the Malay region possess lateral skin folds acting as gliding wings. Colorful wings give the animals a butterfly like appearance in flight, while the body remains sober and hides when the wings fold, creating a sudden camouflage effect.
Visual pathways coordinate eyes and brain for depth
The right brain processes the right eye and the left brain processes the left eye as per Better Vision Institute. Nerve connections from each retina link to the corresponding occipital lobe, enabling fusion of images and depth perception.
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Better Vision Institute
Acorn Diet Among Native Tribes and Food Use
The text explains acorns as a staple for American Indian tribes, describing grinding, soaking, washing, and boiling to remove tannin. It notes tannin makes acorns unsuitable for cattle, explains flour from kernels used like cornmeal, and mentions vast seasonal acorn crops with many going to waste.
Handling Freezer Food During Power Outages
Advice to act quickly if a power cut occurs to protect frozen food. If outage may last up to 12 hours, send for a 50 pound block or more of dry ice from ice cream makers, cold storage warehouses, or creameries. Move food to a storage compartment and place dry ice on cardboard atop packages.
For Sale TD 6 McCormick Deering Diesel Tractor
For sale a TD 6 McCormick Deering Diesel tractor with wide tread and 41 inch tracks. Tractor is two years old and includes heavy oats and barley. WILLIAM BERNHARDT Taylor North Dakota. WANTED cash for valuables including instruments guns pistols tools watches and more. See or write Tony's Tailoring Box 63 Glendive Montana.
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McCormick-Deering
William Bernhardt Taylor
N. D
Tony
Glendive
Montana
Rooming house for sale with 50 rooms and 5 year lease
For sale liquidity offer includes lease and furnishings for a 50 room rooming house with low overhead. Five year term advertises a return on investment in 38 months. Cash price $8000. Corner listing at 128 N Main Street Livingston Montana.
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N. Main
Livingston
Montana
South Hill
Spokane
Shore Realty CO
Wash
Rid Building of Bats Naphthalene Flakes Used as Deterrent
Article advises using large amounts of naphthalene flakes at entry points and closing openings to prevent bats from entering buildings. It notes bats can squeeze through holes as small as a mouse's size.
First Mechanical Seeding patent granted to E Spooner
The record notes that the first patent for a mechanical seeder was granted to E Spooner in 1799. This landmark patent marks early progress in agricultural mechanization.
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E. “Spooner
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