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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1922

Page

8

Are Men Sockle Women Members in County Conbibuee

Fragmented notice discusses Republican county conbibuee disensiliyyg Assemblytiin Steipberg LI provid ing that no marriage form is valid until the license issue. Miss Mary Wood opposed the measure saying it gives too great a chance to change his mind. Other garbled quotes reference New York Herald and Boston Herald phrases and a brass band remark about playing the piccolo.

Republican County Steipberg Mary Wood New York Lerald

In That Sense Anyway A Parosopher Comment

A quirky quotation notes a philosopher musing on language and truth. It hints at how speaking freely can reveal bias and shape perception, suggesting self awareness in discourse without concrete events or identifiable figures.

Beet Nematodes Spread by Dirt in Locality

Dirt from sugarbeet dumps spreads sugar beet nematodes to new fields. Prevent soil scattering by tight wagon boxes and disposing of slump dirt in holes or waste corners. Crop rotation with no more than two years of beets helps, and community action is urged to restrict infested soil and beets from entering dumps.

States Department of Agricultures Barmers Gerald Thorne L. A. Giddings United States Department of Agriculture Krittin Far Nake United Sates Department of Ageniture Washington

Last-Minute Hints for Chick Success From Agriculture Dept

Poultry experts from the United States Department of Agriculture offer urgent tips for chick success. Powder the hen two days before hatch with insect powder or sodium fluoride. Lightly grease areas on the chick if head lice appear, and keep the nest warm. Hatchlings should be fed as soon as possible, with careful brooding for 24 hours. A hen can brood ten to fifteen chicks early in the season and eighteen to twenty five in warm weather. Mark each chick before transferring to the brood coop to identify them later.

United States Department of Agriculture

Egg production rises with protein rich mash in pullet pens

USDA study finds pens of free range pullets fed high protein mash including meat scrap yield 125 to 150 eggs per year, while those without meat scrap average around 100 eggs. Substitutes like fish scrap skim milk or buttermilk can replace meat scrap, with careful use of iron bone and feed amounts.

United States Department of Agriculture Hena Vovin

Freshening Time Important for Dairy Profit

Analysis of many cow tests shows most cows freshen during late fall and early winter. This period yields the highest butterfat and milk production, maximizing profit over feed costs. Strong entities include cows, butterfat, dairy profit, and feed costs.

Not Chick's Time To Die Raider Of Garden Chickens

A fragmented reminiscence describes a garden with neighbor chickens and a plan to dispose of a recovered hen after dark. An air gun incident leads to a tangled exchange as both neighbors observe the failed attempt and the fowl escapes, leaving unclear consequences.

Afyson

Made Wise Choice of Wife Dianthe Lusk and John Brown

John Brown's wife Dianthe Lusk described as plain but industrious and economical. They married when she was nineteen and he twenty, lived twelve years happily until her death in 1832 after the birth of their seventh child, with Dianthe reputed to sway him into his own plans.

John Brown Jung Indy Dianthe Lusk Dianthe John

Feeder Hogs Probe to Supply Corn Belt Need

The USDA with Southern states begins a program to study economically producing feeder hogs for the corn belt. Beginning in McNeill Mississippi near New Orleans the project tests hogs at about 100 pounds using lard and bacon types. Similar trials will follow in the Northwest and Southwest.

United States Department of Agriculture McNeill Miss New Orleans Cha Misselsalpp

Buy Only Best Dairy Cows for Profitable Herd Start

Farmers advised to select top dairy cows to boost profits. Early herd quality determines milk output and maintenance costs. Ten cows producing 80 gallons can be cheaper than sixteen cows producing the same total.

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