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Newspaper
Humeston New Era
Location
Humeston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1917
Page
7
The text explains that bone material ash is abundant in nature. Growing animals need protein and ash with carbohydrates and fat, while adults require less protein and ash but more fats and carbohydrates. Pregnant animals need extra food for unborn young.
The article discusses proposed changes in lamp design to manage reflected beams and meet height requirements. It notes consideration by legislators and mentions an automobile model affecting the debate.
The article notes feed stores vary in rate and price making it hard to find good feeds. It suggests using high quality feeds with home-grown corn oats or barter to widen the ration. Proper pricing relies on arithmetic and mixing grains rather than buying ready-made feeds.
Report from the Connecticut rural station on malt sprouts as a feed component for dairymen. It notes proprietary mixed feeds often provide less protein than malt sprouts and discusses price comparisons and the value of varied feeds for manure production.
A report describes a high grade mixed dairy cow feed with high protein and exact digestible analysis. It can be mixed with corn oats barley hay or other forage to save costs. Primary ingredients include corn distillers grains gluten feed cottonseed meal hominy meal malt sprouts brewers grains linseed meal wheat bran and salt.
A set of new automotive inventions draws attention in the industry with advances promising enhanced safety efficiency and performance. Researchers showcase prototypes and discuss potential applications across various car models and urban transport.
The fragmentary line hints at a confounding phrase about sound and feet, but details are unclear. It preserves readable entities while noting the garbled OCR nature of the source.
Fragmentary prices and terms for breeding services in 1915 appear, listing mares, insurances, and colt expectations with scattered figures. Mentions include Kent, Roland, and AL locations with uncertain spellings and incomplete amounts.
A fragmented report cites Sven, an ex veterinarian, and unnamed nurses in a dispute about fees and education after leaving school. The passage hints at tension between professionals and students seeking fees or support.
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