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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1915
Page
4
Montgomery Minnesota experiment station outlines how progressive farmers select stallions to improve brood mares. Emphasis on eliminating weak stock, considering service fees, and the importance of good feet and legs for marketable offspring. The piece cautions against choosing a stallion solely to save money.
A North Dakota experiment station report shows young pigs convert feed to gain more efficiently than older pigs. Data indicate 38 lb pigs require 239 lb feed for 100 lb gain, 126 lb pigs need 437 lb feed, and 330 lb hogs use 535 lb feed for 10 lb gain. The study suggests starting pigs early to reach 200–250 lb by November 1 to maximize gains.
The notice outlines methods for caring for motherless lambs and calves using cow milk or substitutes. It suggests bottle feeding with a rubber nipple, about half a pint of milk three times daily, and keeping pens level. It also mentions casting sheep and maintaining brood sow conditions from birth.
Mr Hackett faces scrutiny as remarks about winning "by book or by crook" upset Mr Garases. Counsel seeks to render bearings on the influence of the phrase, aiming to determine whether cracked methods were used and if Mr Hackett should answer to a commission.
Dundes alleges in an alfdavit attached to a suit filed by Joseph Carrere against Lucille Carrere that since their 1912 marriage she has subjected him to daily violence including blows with dishes shoes and bric a brac and that he now seeks relief in court.
Milwaukee reporter Bil Bowd at Union Depot admits the bill was finally slipped over. He surprised the crowd by pulling off the feat and immediately sent the porcupine aboard the 4:60 train toward a friend miles away.
Mrs Shaw of Bicetros, the country’s only woman hunter of wild cats, turned in her Gret trophy to County Auditor Morris and collected a five dollar bounty under the law. She also earned bounties last year for pelts. One cat was killed when a car blocked her path on a county road, she stopped, then fired.
Amable Husbend of New York faces an unspecified effort or event described oddly as to bersult for snpe. Details are unclear from the fragment, but the item mentions a person and place with a possible action or outcome.
Tateta Texas Captain John R. Hughes, the oldest ranger in the state, retires after continuous service since 1887. He enlisted as a private, promoted to captain on July 4, 1803, amid deadly border conflicts in which many superior officers were killed.
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