Branding and cattle hides worth more than branding scars
The article warns about costly hide damage from improper branding and horns, urging small forequarter brands to preserve hide value. It notes how branding scars reduce leather worth from $4.50 to cents, and highlights efforts with the U.S. Bureau of Animal Industry to combat cattle grub causing up to $100 million annual losses in hides and beef production.
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Damage to Grub Has 9 Million Hitters Impacting Industry
The text notes over 9,000,000 American hities were damaged last year. It states someone pays the penalty for all this and that a 25m burden falls on the industry. Remedy requires coordinated effort and must begin at the source.
Chevrolet expands with new Build its facility
The largest and foremost automobile body builder will enable Chevrolet to provide the same type of service as other assembly plants across the country. The Build facility will span 410000 square feet of floor space.
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Homemade irrigation system boosts hay in dry Wyoming
A Wyoming rancher uses a hillside ditch to capture runoff and flood a meadow boosting hay for stock. Economists note the method offers seasonal irrigation from light rains and can be expanded into earthen dams to store runoff. Other brief notes include staff changes and a hospital admission.
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Needed Improvements in Milford Town
Estelle Nebeker calls for Main Street paving and street repairs, better lighting with Whiteway, cemetery beautification, yard cleanups, demolition of old shacks, removal of dump yards, and relocated sewer drains to curb disease. She argues these steps would raise town pride and attract tourists.
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Chevrolet to Open Kansas City Plant in Southwest
Chevrolet announces start of construction on a large Kansas City assembly plant to meet rising demand. When finished in October it will be the Southwest’s largest factory with 350 cars daily capacity and a 1 250 000 annual output serving Missouri Kansas North and South Dakota Wyoming and Colorado.
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