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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1930
Page
3
Unclear readable fragments outline a brief local item with names and places partially visible. The text lacks complete sentences and crucial details for a full summary.
Ans prepared by the National Geographic Society reviews Japan Adver tiser and Shimpo. It details Tokyo newsroom structure with editors correspondents and staff. explains ideographic and phonetic scripts, two-character typesetting, and the daily production flow from manuscript to press.
A writer urges buyers to secure a registered ram now, arguing superior pure bred rams yield higher profits. Avoid using scrub stock and select a thick square ram from first class breeders with strong ancestry to stamp quality on offspring.
W Lt Peters of the University of Minnesota division of animal husbandry says more shelter is needed for fattening cattle during winter. Many Minnesota feeders expose cattle in open yards during harsh weather, with shelter correlating to better gains and potential profits from summer investments in outdoor feeding sheds.
A historical note on farm feeding practices stresses using purchased feeds for home use, saving home-sourced grains, and providing water and shelter. It highlights pork production efficiency with soy-enhanced feeds, proper water temperature for dairy cattle and poultry, exercise for horses, and careful brood sow care to shape next fall’s pig crop.
A feature on midwinter millinery and velvet fashion notes five hat models with metal stitching trims and feathered accents. It highlights self expression through fabrics, detailing velvet evening gowns with jewel tones and tailored lines, citing the authority of the American Millinery Fashion Authorities and noting a 1940 Western Newspaper Union credit.
Ohio State extension specialist R E Cray outlines five methods to raise feed intake and egg production in winter. Increase light hours, feed most grain at eight, use grain in hoppers, ensure ample hopper space, and feed fresh and wet mash daily to maintain consumption and production.
The article notes that lack of exercise does not fully explain poor vitality and fertility in wintering breeding geese. It states common feeds are farm grains like torn, wheat, oats and barley, with grass and certain foliage used when ground is barren. Geese rely on green feed for growth and nourishment during winter.
Poultry notes advise on flock improvement through uniform eggs, proper hatchery eggs, and careful lighting. It warns against poor egg forms and overlong incubation, and emphasizes selecting good producers, sensibly breeding, and avoiding promiscuous mating to sustain high egg yields.
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