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History of Gene Continues A Fox Chase Scene
The passage depicts Holtzhouse and Eckert in a rural chase with Nell Make White Oak Hill heard in the background. A redbird, gray squirrel, and fox named Old White Tail appear as animal activity heightens. Mr Vernon wanders nearby with Henry Skiles and his son on white-faced Sandy Flash as the fox flees the quick pace of a fox chase.
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Holtzhouse
Eckert
Shrilko
White Oak Hill
Mr. Vernon Wand
Henry Skiles
Sandy Flash
Winter Fox Hunt Echoes Through Furnace Hills Trails
A lyrical description of fox hunting across the Furnace Hills, with riders and hounds pursuing a fox from Pinch Hill to Martindale. The piece details rock traps, earths, and the lore of the sport, naming locations, riders, and dogs while noting the day’s mellow winter morning and the Garden Spot region from Wakefield to Clay.
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All Musics
Wakefield
Clay
Deneral
Churchtown
Bible Translation Coverage Across Many Languages
Despite translations in 725 languages, scholars note that many dialects remain uncaptured and regional coverage varies. Translation efforts continue to address gaps, especially in minority communities and lesser written languages, to broaden access to scripture.
Sheep Parasites Threaten Flocks in Public Bulletin
The United States Department of Agriculture warns sheep are highly susceptible to parasites, more than other livestock. The bulletin outlines prevention, signs of illness, and remedies, urging good pasture, shelter, and controlled grazing to reduce infections.
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United States Tapartment of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Department of Aerivalure
Washington
Better Lambs Campaign Wins in Kentucky
Kentucky leads the sheep rising effort as the state extension service runs a third season promotion to improve lamb quality. Wether and ewe lambs marketed directly from producers show high grade meat, attracting buyers from eastern markets. Auctions report strong prices near central markets with minimal losses from docking and castration. The plan aims to cut numbers of thin lambs and increase overall marketability, potentially handling one third to one half more lambs in the supply.
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Kentucky
Rentucky
Ferieu Thi
Department of Aguieuiuce
Meriate
Cearer
Potatoes Valuable For Fattening Pigs Says Expert
University of Minnesota extension specialist Austin A Dowell notes potatoes are valuable for fattening pigs when cooked and water-starched then mixed with grain at three to one. He warns limited use for mature hogs, cautions against feeding raw potatoes to cattle, and highlights the poison solanine in sprouts which must be removed before feeding.
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Inintere
Lancaster County
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Sandy Flash
Austin A. Dowell
University of Minnesota
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Lambing Time Seen As Major Troubles for Flocks
Farmers view lambing season as crucial for profits with success tied to lambing results. Owners expect hardships and require careful management to minimize losses during the breeding and shedding period.
Fall Pig Ration Yields Most Lucrative Results
A fall pig feeding program shows strong results with rations composed of 60 pounds of middlings and 10 pounds of tankage combined with 80 pounds of corn. An alternative uses 10 parts corn to 7 parts tankage. Other good mixes include 50 pounds corn with 50 pounds shinstuff and 10 pounds tankage, or 8 parts corn with 1 part soybeans.
Mencken Chosen Boss of Baltimore Democrats
A. J. Mencken, former associate editor of Spiert See and an author of prominence, has been elected the Democratic boss of Baltimore. Friends in the city supported him, though his rise came with a modest margin and little opposition. He appears in the accompanying image wearing a white shirt as he acknowledges victory.
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A. J. Mencken
Baltimore
Big schooner wrecked near Martha's Vineyard
The Ruth HE. Mevrifil, largest of six schooners, grounded on a shoal near Martha's Vineyard during a storm. The crew were rescued, but the vessel is a total loss.
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Martha’s Vineyard
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