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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1918
Page
14
Distemper troubles range and farm horses especially in spring. Remove diseased animals, clean and white wash stables, feed good rations, and provide green grass when possible. Supportive care, shelter for range horses, and avoid smoking out nostrils. Steam and eucalyptus may ease congestion. A vaccine exists costing about $1.25 per dose.
Silage valued at about seven dollars per ton exceeds early costs, with alfalfa hay selling $21 to $30 per ton, making silage worth more than double when silo costs rose. Farmers combine labor or work longer to cut costs, and silage value reflects higher input costs and labor sharing.
The article explains securing the animal in open space and tying tightly near a post before ringing. It describes using a cattle trocar and canula through the nasal septum to insert a ring, which is then fixed with a screw. It notes the method avoids a sharp ring and mentions a separate rumor about extradition of the Kaiser and his son.
J H Kelley proposes to collect all city garbage and ashes for 75000 a year for three years to feed hogs and run an incinerator and reduction plant near the current site. He seeks city approval to take over equipment and buildings and return them in good condition while raising hogs near Butte and marketing all collected material.
Observe strict cleanliness in vaccinating and have extra needles. Keep syringe joints tight and plunger secure to ensure full dose and prevent leaks. Sharpen needles only on a whetstone and disinfect after sharpening. Prepare vaccine gradually, store in a stoppered bottle, and shake regularly. Do not prepare more than can be used in a day. Do not reuse vaccine beyond twenty four hours.
Charles O Robinson of Clay, Robinson & Co. in Chicago warns that Europe urgently needs livestock and feed after wartime losses. He cites a 17 percent drop in French beef, 38 percent sheep, 40 percent hogs since 1913, with Italy losing horses, mules, and swine and overall European stock reduced by about half of American totals. He says America must stock Europe’s fields and stables and conserve manure, advising 40 to 50 pounds of acid phosphate per ton to boost manure nutrients.
The article explains standard hog measurements including eye-to-tail length, heart-girth around the body behind the forelegs, loin girth just in front of the hind legs, leg circumference at the hind leg, and a method to measure height by using a board across the hog’s back against a wall. It provides practical steps for hog raisers to compare animals accurately.
The author argues that once shipping lanes to Europe reopen, demand for U S food products will rise sharply. Europe has starved and will need bacon and other foods, so farm prices may not fall soon. Demand will peak as Europe restocks, though not indefinitely.
An ad touts a nerve soothing remedy available everywhere with claims to penetrate without rubbing and ease neuralgic pain. It promises relief for aches, stiffness, sore muscles, and rheumatic twinges and urges keeping a large bottle for family use.
A Flathead agency sale will auction 45 Indian allottee tracts from 40 to 140 acres valued from 100 to 7000 dollars. Some owners seek cash exchange. listed buyers include Josette Bigmmon Ellen Bigsam Anne Kalomee Louis Redhead Rosalie Sundown Batiste Pokerjim. Much land lies in the reservation's richest area.
The report notes doubts about Count Hohenzollern’s mental state while asserting he has not shown any inclination to return. Authorities observe he remains away and not displaying signs of mental breakdown, with no definite plan for a comeback announced.
A new feature inaugurated this year by Yellowstone county Farm Bureau will become an annual event. County Agent Brossard led a large group from Billings on a long caravan to visit member farms for crop and feeding demonstrations. Farmers and businessmen participated, with talks on special crops irrigation methods silos and related topics.
Government order makes western Montana on Pacific coast time while eastern parts stay on Mountain time starting January 1. Railroads must follow train time. local clocks may remain on Mountain time. Public likely oppose clock shift, preferring statewide uniform time to reduce confusion.
The article states that Mexico will address any return to its previous role as a source of regional unrest with promptness and severity, using strong measures aligned with national clubs. The tone signals firm enforcement and readiness to act against provocative actions.
A provocative remark links Count Hohenzollern to German influence and a lasting, acrid impression on the atmosphere, contrasting with uncertainty about Count Luxburg. The tone hints at suspicion of aristocratic figures in geopolitics and their public perception.
An old household favorite cough reliever, praised for quick comfort, remains popular as a standard cold remedy. Marketed as safe and effective, it is sold by all druggists and widely available.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions bowed comments about bowels and stomach discomfort, mixing terms like vas and Dries New Li Lite Pils. No coherent event or proper nouns to identify a source item.
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