Handling Foals With Proper Nourishment and Care
Advice from Colorado Agricultural College stresses early colostrum intake and gentle purges for foals. It covers dam nutrition, pasture or grain rations, stall confinement, weather protection, and signs like diarrhea or constipation with simple remedies. Foals should start grain at two months and be weaned at five to six months for strong growth.
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Wasel
Colorado Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Colo
Preventing Smut of Wheat Treat seed wheat for smut with formaldehyde
Use one pint formaldehyde to 40 gallons water for every 40 bushels. Spread wheat in thin layers and knead until all grains are wet then pile and cover with canvas for a few hours. Uncover and spread again to dry. Sow within 24 hours and never treat more than the crop sown in one day. This will knock smut off next year’s crop.
Value of corn cobs in soil improvement
The text argues corncobs are low in plant food but valuable as organic matter. It notes that if cobs can be hauled without cost and the soil is light, their value justifies hauling to turn under. they improve soil compared with clay when managed properly.
Prevention First For Sheep Health Says Minnesota Vet
Dr C P Fiteh of the University of Minnesota urges that prevention is best for sheep health. He cites stomach and lung worms mange ticks and tapeworms as chief troubles and recommends copper sulphate drench for stomach worms and aspidium extract for tapeworm. He cautions buyers to inspect stock history and keep new sheep quarantined for six months to curb spread.
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C. P. Fiteh
Division of Veterinary Medicine
University of Minnesota
Minnesota
Lice Control on Chickens Warned by University Expert
W A Riley of the Minnesota University entomology division urges against winter infestations and promotes sodium fluoride powder applied by the pinch method to the head neck back breast vent tail thighs and wing undersides. He also endorses Cornell house powder as an efficient alternative, arguing against costly proprietary powders.
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W. A. Riley
Division of Entomology
University of Minnesota
Riley
Wiley
Cornell
Thorough Dry Seed Corn For Better Spring Germination
Ohio experiment station findings show seed corn dried thoroughly in fall with some artificial heat germinates best in spring. Ears should be well ventilated by suspending from wire or placed in a sling so they do not touch.
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Ohio Experiment Station
Winter Layers Aid Returns
A fragment notes that winter laying will affect returns from the Ack pullets. If they lay well they boost results. if not, feeding will be wasted as birds consume feed without producing much.
Texas Landmark Langtry Faces Erosion of Legend
Wracked by wind and water, Langtry's Eagle's Nest fades from memory as Judge Roy Bean's old domain crumbles. The "Law West of the Pecos" once housed Bean's saloon and justice, shaping frontier tales and odd court antics that bound his famed reputation.
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Eagle's Nest
San Antonio
Tex
Langtry
Engle’s Nest
Texas
Pecos
Judge Boy Bean
Judge Bean
Judge Beson
Mfany
Bean
Precinct No. 6
Inn
Ohio
Roy Bean
Law Woest
Pecoa
Dilet
Austin
Fagie's
One Pound Swiss Baby With Rival Emerges At Birth
Engied weighed one pound and a half at birth, nine inches long, head size like a mandarin orange. He could tie to the nurse's hand and was fed for the first fortnight from a fountain pen nibler. The child is now four years old and has not been ill except for rare colds.
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Engied
Nurel
Neter
Turmoil Over Armenian Children Rescue Under Allied Rule
A report from Rev. B O Joiner detailing the rescue of 60 000 or more Armenian and Syrian children abducted by Turks and Kurds. Under Allied protection in Mesopotamia and Syria, rescued youths are found dirty and starving, many tattooed by Arab masters, and reunited with torn families while Kurds reportedly cooperate or await withdrawal for further violence.
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Near
Childres Wongten
Bosnian War Aftermath Shapes Sarajevo Outlook
A desolate view from Sarajevo discusses widespread shortages, ruined industry, irregular rail service, and rising prices while crops remain abundant. It notes Serb content with Belgrade, German and Austrian influence fading, and optimism for renewed commerce with aid from U S agencies and the Red Cross. American relief efforts improve morale and trust toward the United States.
Money Scattered About Town In Caldwell Riot
In Caldwell large sums of money appeared on streets with reports of over seven hundred million in cash, including $10 and $20 notes found by J A Flannigan of the Farmers Equity. Bystanders and looters gathered as the source of the notes remained unknown.
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Caldwell
Tdabu
J. A. Flannigan
Farmers’ Equity
Paris Change Shortage Sparks Publicity Amid Cash Crisis
A fragmented report notes Paris faces a broad cash shortage with public attention heightening the change problem. Cafes stamp small coins for sales while officials scramble to curb急 value erosion and restore daily commerce amid a widening economic strain.
Island of Many Memories and the Isles of Saint Helena
An aging account describes Saint Helena as a remote island famed for its flora and colonial history. It notes Napoleon’s exile and death, diverse inhabitants, and attempts by many nations to introduce new trees and plants, shaped by a semi tropical climate and rugged landscapes.
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Leon Bonaparte
Spett
Europe
Howe
Wiliow
Ceremony of Death Beliefs Among African Community
A fragmented account describes a funeral rite with drums and instruments, two men involved, and a body displayed at the hut door while elders inspect the cause of death. The deceased is believed to be killed by spirits, and the crowd questions the suspect before a burial at the cemetery.
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Tuuries
Birthday Gifts and Personal Purchases Mentioned in Pa
A fragment from a Kansas City Bur report notes gifts bought early in the week: eight pairs of gloves and a silk shirt, with other items including silk collars. The record mentions a birthday context and family purchases tied to a worker, along with a comment about a sponsor or employer.
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Tory Alee
Kansas City
Company Mmanere Mr Monupaliot Gains Noted Reputation
Unclear text appears to describe a person or company gaining social notoriety as an after dark entertainer. Phrases drift without clear names dates or places making precise factual summary difficult. Further readable details needed for a solid delivery.
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Monupaliot
A. Fekee
Talleng
Dhoner
Fragmented Phrase Raises Questions About Meaning
A garbled OCR fragment appears to reference names and actions but lacks clear subjects or events. The readable bits suggest a personal or social note with unclear verbs and phrases, yielding no definite news event or outcome to report.
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