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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1939
Page
3
The Texas Station finds soaking grain sorghum heads or thrashed milo before feeding hogs is not beneficial. Pigs gain more on dry milo fed three times daily from a platform, with less grain used. Soaked milo requires more labor and offers no extra advantage. Whole kafir or milo fed in self feeders also yields strong gains with minimal grinding.
Irvin S Cobb recounts a Tennessee distiller who gifted whiskey to a down on his luck friend. The recipient asks for more liquor within weeks, joking that a keg cannot last in a poor family that cannot afford a cow.
A historical note compares self fed pigs to hand fed pigs, finding only 2 pounds undigested per 100 pounds of whole kafir when self fed, versus 10 pounds undigested per 100 pounds when hand fed twice daily. It emphasizes clean, fresh grain, regular refilling, barley grinding, and protein mineral supplements for best fattening results.
Kerr County Commissioners condemn the August 25 1939 Communist Party gathering in San Antonio's Municipal Auditorium. They adopt a unanimous resolution urging publicity and denouncing communistic government as contrary to democracy and to the memory of American soldiers who defended it.
A court notes a resolution urging public protest against a controversial act, urging widespread civic response. The document demands minutes entry and proper publicity for the resolution to mobilize local support in Southwest Texas amid tensions over traditions and Americanism.
Advertise a refund offer for LETO'S Guma claiming druggiars will return your money if the initial bottle does not satisfy. The line uses bold assurance and consumer protection rhetoric without specifics on terms or conditions.
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