Christmas Trees and Evergreens For A Yuletide
The piece explains the importance of Christmas trees to American celebrations, noting six million trees are used and detailing sources from Nova Scotia to New England and the Middle West. It describes popular varieties such as balsam and Fraser fir, black and red spruces, Norway spruce, pines, and hemlock, plus the rising trend of live potted trees with burlap coverings and transplanting after the holidays.
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Feeding strategy for cattle grades to maximize profits
Paul Gerlaugh of the Ohio agricultural experiment station advises farmers to feed choice cattle longer and avoid buying lower grades when possible. He notes summer markets favor finished corn fed cattle, while winter grass runs decline and spring supply rises, narrowing price gaps between grades.
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Paul Gerlaugh
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
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Wheat Could Cut Winter Feed Costs for Nevada Stockmen
Nevada agricultural economist Prof W. Scott says feeding wheat instead of corn for emergency winter rations can save money. Wheat has higher feed value and weight per bushel. when corn is worth 1.00 a bushel, wheat is valued at 1.07 for poultry and sheep and 1.12 for hogs and cattle, according to USDA experiments.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Cattle Feed: OatsPlus Finseed Oilmeal Regimen
Guidance for feeding cattle oats with finseed oilmeal over several weeks to months. Start with two feeds daily, increasing to full feed in four weeks, then continue for five to six months to fatten cattle. Target fat condition aligns with packer buyers at market time.
Live Stock Feeding and Hog Industry Notes
Live stock guidance covers skim milk and high water content for sheep water intake, hog profitability amid neglect, and disease control when hog herds are at risk. It also notes pumpkins as high water feed, wheat as adaptable feed, and the need to prepare and grind feed for poultry, with emphasis on alfalfa and clover hay for protein.
Philanthropist Max Epstein Funds Chicago Art Gallery
At a Blackstone dinner in Chicago, philanthropist Max Epstein announced a 1 million dollar gift to a university art gallery. He framed the moment with a critique of novelists and Freudian ideas, then recounted a quirky anecdote about a woman and a mirror on a trolley, noting public curiosity about what comes next.
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Max Epstein
Chicago University
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No, I'm All Right Admits Lead Nickel Cheating Cigars
A Portland Express item reports a judge reproving a defendant for admitting placing lead nickel into a complainant's cigar vending machine. The exchange includes the question about smoking one of those eight s.
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Portland Express
United States Postal System Handles One-Third of World Mall
Wise remarks about a wife with small wishes echo in a quip describing the US postal system controlling a large share of the global mall. The line underscores U S efficiency and domestic reach in commerce.
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America Farm
United States Postal System
Nebraska Farmer Uses K R O to Kill 103 Rats
A Nebraska farmer reports killing 103 rats in 12 hours with K R O, a squill based product praised by the government. It is described as deadly to rodents yet harmless to dogs cats poultry and baby chicks. Sold by druggists with a money back guarantee.
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