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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1929
Page
2
Horak recalls General Botha ordering British subjects who fought for the Boers to go to Komatipoort for passage to any country. About 2,500 men gathered, then were divided among the volunteers as rewards. Gold bars were cut into equal shares and men sailed from Lourenzo Marques.
A garbled speech fragment shows Mayor Walker of New York defending a statesman with a swollen heart. The text references Alexander, Parmaile, and Heniff in a warlike dialogue about peace offers and responses to victory.
A garbled excerpt recalls an entertaining scene from Felend with mention of camera pictures. A guest asserts he does not want his picture made again, while a response is described as an indignant retort. The passage preserves a tense mood from a long-ago interaction.
The brief post reacts to a controversial theme song title linked to Clint WWihae, prompting mixed responses and calls for clarity on its context and origin amid social media chatter.
Ned Edgerton escapes Broadway fatigue with a Monhegan sojourn led by Cass Brickett. On the island he befriends Gloria Pay, a singer with a silver voice, and a budding romance unfolds during a moonlit farewell banquet at White Head Cave ending with a wedding of two hopeful hearts.
A terse commentary extols a figure named Wike as the man who discovers talent and then develops it in a modern era of specialists. The piece frames this as an age dominated by expert practitioners and dedicated development.
Agency bulletin reports peanuts boost hog growth but notes limited value when used with minerals and tankage. Three experiments show tankage plus peanuts yields best gains. minerals alone add little benefit. Results suggest peanuts with supplements aid early growth, while additional starches increase efficiency. A free copy is available from the U S Department of Agriculture.
The article argues early cutting yields higher quality hay and easier curing. It notes soybeans cut after pods form but before full maturation maximize leaf retention and palatability for stock. Delayed cutting reduces hay quality and curing potential, with leaf yellowing indicating maturity.
Kansas State Agricultural College reports the mechanical corn picker lowers labor needs and harvesting costs for farms planting and harvesting 1x acres or more, producing about 80 bushels per acre. Professor Fenton notes it reduces work strain on farmers and eases a major farm task.
A poultry guide advises one nest for every five birds if enough nests exist. It says a living place for hens, cleaner eggs, and better quality are likely. Self-planned nests ease removal for cleaning and Merrill nests offer advantages in ease of upkeep and reduced mites.
Fragmented notes describe hog management focusing on timely sun exposure and ventilation. The text warns against poor ventilation and drafts, urging daily movement and full airflow to improve hog welfare and reduce disease risk.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture this note warns on poultry yard hygiene and parasite control. It explains how mites lice and other parasites infest birds and spread via contaminated droppings and water. It emphasizes sanitation measures to prevent outbreaks and protect flock vigor.
Farmers increasingly rely on fertilizer per acre to boost crop yields. The shift mirrors European practices as farmers learn to invest more in soil nutrition. The United States leads in fertilizer use per acre, enabling intensive methods that raise output with less land and reduced disease risk.
Soy beans are gaining popularity as a protein supplement for dairy herds in Tuliana. About twenty four members of the Loward Mig Dairy herd within the association feed soy beans to their cattle. Demand for linseed oil meat and vinous meal is rising, highlighting the need for alternative protein sources to bolster dairy nutrition.
The article argues that using a disk before plowing is beneficial for proper soil handling. It notes that turning furrows helps break soil, reduces soil crust, and prevents rapid drying. It warns against forcing the disk and advises letting it run straight for satisfactory results.
Agricultural hints warn hog lots and pastures repeat use can cause runty pigs. Soybeans have entered many farms as a regular crop. Manure piles are fertile for clean cultivation and provide breeding value. Sweet clover should be cut early before stalks become coarse to prevent damage to livestock.
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