Beef cattle barn sand pen for bull with practical design
The article describes a beef cattle barn with a sand pen for a bull, detailing a plank-frame construction, a gambrel roof, a full basement, covered barnyard, feed racks, and watering troughs. It explains a bull pen extension on the north side, wind breaks, and ventilation to prevent confinement and promote exercise.
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William A. Radford
Ivestock
Smail
Beef cattle feeding system with automated hay chutes
A detailed barnyard and bull pen layout describes elevated hay chutes feeding alfalfa to cattle, with feed racks and a covered yard. Safety gates, wind protection, bull handling features, and a warm stall enhance year round management and reduce hay spoilage.
It Hadn't Been for Cutey A Wedding and Dog Reunion
Harry Knowles returns to find Madeline and Catey the Boston terrier missing. A theatre dog match reveals Cutey is alive and shared by both. a police station twist leads Madeline to claim the dog. The pair decide to settle ownership after reuniting with Catey and renewing their engagement.
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Harry Knowles
Madeline
Catey
Cutey
Marty
Madeleine
Harry
West
Madeine
Police Atton
Himelf
Lyric Theater
Lyric
Tarry
Farry
Warry
In the Garden, Children Find Truth in Colorful Plot
Two children in a Southern garden admire a vivid scene surrounding a well off family home. A girl muses that wealth makes flowers lovely, while a boy responds that care and planting seeds explain beauty. The piece centers on simple lessons from a garden.
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Yverboten
Billy
Flanders Name Linked to Historic Battlegrounds
The term Flanders applies to two Belgian provinces with Ghent and Bruges as capitals. The region has long stood as a European conflict zone, with today’s devotion echoing past wars. The text honors Canadian soldiers and Britain’s empire, stressing enduring sacrifice beyond medieval crusades.
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Flandera
Flanders
Ghent
Bruges
Europe
Canada
Italy
Chamois Hunting Faces Great Dangers And Scarcity
The chamois move seasonally from high summer pastures to lower woodlands in winter, making hunting risky. Hunters often form a closing circle around feeding grounds, but high altitude peril and overhunting have reduced chamois numbers from former abundance.
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Anch
Two Men Trapped In Deep Well Rescue After Six Days
William Carroll and Robert Koontz survived six days trapped 80 feet deep in Carroll's well near Burns Oregon. Koontz ascended after breaking free walls with improvised handholds, attracting a teamster who signaled medical aid. Carroll later required leg amputations, while Koontz recovered and returned to work.
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William A. Radford
Wiliam A. Rad
Prairie Avenue
Chi
Burns
William Carroll
Robert Koontz
Carroll
Koontz
Ile
Ben Weaver
Koonts
5005
Building Up a Dairy Herd Through Careful Selection
Careful selection and intelligent management build a profitable dairy herd with economy. Eliminate low producers and set a standard. reject cows that do not meet requirements. A 150 pound annual butterfat is a fair minimum. use Babcock test to judge production. Only raise the best heifer calves from the most productive cows.
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Babcock
Feed calf separator milk and proper feeding rules
Milk as a calf feed can cause indigestion bloating appetite swings and diarrhea when served alone. Add off meal to cornmeal or cottonseed meal to replace skimmed fat and feed warm milk in limited portions to avoid multiple calves sharing one trough and overfeeding.
Contaminated Air in Milk From Unclean Stables
The article explains that milking in poorly ventilated, filthy stables contaminates milk as foul air is drawn into the udder and into the pail. It notes separators and handling vessels can introduce odors and flavors from dust and germs, stressing cleanliness.
Feeding silage to calves for steady growth
Calves should start with small quantities of silage in early life and slowly increase intake alongside other roughage. This method helps young animals develop normally and gain efficiently while keeping costs low.
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Ufe
Dairymen urged to stretch feed as food relief
Dairymen are urged to apply food shortage tactics to dairy feeding. If food economies can presell and stretch limited supplies, the same approach could allow more feed for cows and support larger dairy herds.
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By Vincent G. Perry
Weasera
Eaam
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Little Miss
Oregon
Ood