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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1921
Page
7
An ad claims wholesome blood fuels energy and vitality. It promotes 5.3.8 as a remedy to purify blood, alongside .8.8 an herb compound from Indian origins. It urges readers to get .3.8 from a druggist and contact Chief Medical Advisor at 862 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Georgia, for free medical advice.
United States Department of Agriculture and West Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station wintered 62 yearling steers near Lewisburg for 128 days. The best gain of 18 pounds came from 25 pounds silage 5.4 pounds cottonseed meal and one pound cottonseed meal. Other rations produced 67 to 79 pounds gains. Steers grazed on pasture to assess long term pasture gains after winter feeding.
A kitchen column lists menu ideas and step by step methods for Spring Cabbage Scalloped with Tomato Chicken and Spinach Soup Casserole of Mutton Italian Codfish and Gream Cakes Ballenge Potatoes Pineapple Delight and Apricot Sherbet with practical cooking instructions, ingredients and serving notes.
A compact historical summary tracks Indiana from early French exploration and missionary settlement through British control after the French and Indian wars to its 1816 statehood. It notes Vincennes as early capital, Tippecanoe victory under William Henry Harrison, and Indiana’s 86,254 square miles with 15 presidential electors as a pivotal political center.
United States Department of Agriculture reports show livestock owners increasingly favor purebred females and sires. From Oct 1 1919 to Mar 1 1920 purebred females were 48.2 percent with 2.5 percent scrubs under purebred sires. Later data through Dec 31 1920 show purebred females at 55.8 percent and scrubs at 21. The trend reflects breeding of nearly 400000 head of animals and poultry. The shift toward purebreds on farms is rising, with purebred female use by purebred sires users up at least seven percent.
For young horses and colts muscle development is essential and protein feeds help. Legume hay such as alfalfa and clover, plus cowpeas soybeans and peanuts contribute. Valuable concentrates include wheat bran cottonseed meal rice bran. One to two pounds daily of cottonseed meal with grain is economical for horses in heavy work.
A Nebraska state writ to the United States Department of Agriculture discussed aiding the Butter Sheep Better Stock campaigns. The note hints at improving quality by adding well bred cattle and purebreds amid concerns about conformation and overall stock quality.
A fragment discusses feeding to promote growth in swine. It mentions using careful care to build vigor and steady energy intake. The text appears as a glossary-like directive with unclear phrasing and a coded term Gurulag le ufien interpreted as fallen.
A summary of Mississippi name origins and early history, tracing the term misab sepe from Algonquin roots, the Bayou State nickname, and the river’s influence on boundaries. It covers exploration by De Soto, the La Salle naming, territorial changes between French English Spanish, and the entry of Mississippi into statehood with historical references to wartime regiments and political shifts.
The text discusses how cheeses such as Brie Camembert Coulommiere Neufchatel and Roquefort come from different parts of France and neighboring regions. It notes how origin influences flavor and regional naming while mentioning English terms and national differences in cheese production.
In New York a man named Mohrmann, living in a barn in Ozone Park, was found hiding behind barn boards after warrant efforts. He told the court he preferred a frugal, debt-free life to wealth, walking miles for bread and affirming he has a family to support. Magistrate Conway ordered further examination.
A girl hangs by her hair during a perilous incident at Burlington Milk Milby. Rescuers work to extract the bale as coworkers assist and a coworker pleads for help. The event involves colleagues aiding the trapped person while ropes and pulley machinery are used to free her.
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