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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
3
The dairy venture succeeds mainly when the operator understands cows and feeding. The dairy’s income surpasses other livestock, but the man must identify productive cows, be a dairyman, and apply profit minded feeding. He should use purebreds to maintain herd quality and implement proven husbandry knowledge.
An old veterinary note describes dosing and remedies for calf scours and stool issues. It mentions using food and substances such as formalin in small measured amounts, with unclear instructions and several garbled phrases.
Fragmentary notes describe keeping heifers growing with silage, fresh hay, and tarry grains. Mentions corn diet portions, tarry grains per day, and starch mix including canola and linseed products.
Fragmented notice describes fall and spring calving activities with unclear wording and scattered phrases. It mentions tents, weather, and a mix of names and places, but key details are unreadable. The piece reads like a garbled local bulletin with uncertain dates and figures.
The text lists cetamen dairy seeds and cowpen clover as high in Yme and phosphorus, noting wheat bran middlings and inseed mess as phosphorus leaders among concentrates. It asserts legumes exceed concentrates in lime content and that cow testing raises average dairy herd production by culling and selecting foundation animals based on performance.
Calves may be fed silage in connection with skim milk as soon as they are old enough to eat fit. They will begin taking a little silage at three weeks old and can be fed from then on as much as they will eat.
The War Department remount service sold the three year old thoroughbred stallion Glaisdale to the Bureau of Animal Industry for use at the Buffalo Wyoming horse breeding station. Officials expect his English pedigree to enhance a new utility horse breed suited to western range and farm needs. Maj Henry Leonard selected him for the remount program noting his high class lineage.
A fragment describes a rat fumigation method using a hose attached to a gasoline engine exhaust to drive out rats from burrows. It notes sealing around the hole and running at moderate speed for about ten minutes. The text urges community action, cleaning rubbish, baiting, traps, and protecting buildings to prevent reinfestation.
A report notes soybeans can be grown with corn as a pasture crop and praises sweet clover for its high protein content and continued growth into dry summers. The clover provides pasture when native grasses are scarce and can carry more animals per acre than bluegrass or timothy pastures.
Quality hides bring higher prices. Exercise utmost care in removing hides to avoid cuts and scores. Use fresh clean salt on hides and skins, as spent salt has weak curing properties.
Tillage ranks as a crucial element in garden success. It involves hard, steady work, especially in heat, but proper cultivation throughout the season keeps vegetables healthy and productive.
United States Department of Agriculture notes a single barberry bush can cause annual losses around 10 dollars and seeds that enable many more bushes. A rust outbreak traced to one bush reduced wheat yield across 633 acres on 15 farms, dropping output to about 67 percent of potential.
Cabbage and related crops suffer from a maggot that gnaws roots and stalks. White eggs are visible near ground level and dry up in sun if exposed. Tar paper disks or pads placed around plants at setting prevent egg laying and guard the stem, preventing the infestation.
Rev P B Fitzwater presents a lesson on English Bible study for readers of the Moody Bible Institute in Chicago. The piece outlines key terms, historical context, and interpretive approaches to scripture.
Nehemiah, cupbearer to the Persian king, learns of Jerusalem’s distress and leads a bold, structured effort to rebuild the walls. He faces scoffing, plots, greed, and danger, schedules watches, weapons and prayers, and completes the project in fifty two days.
Augustus Cannaday of Terre Haute says Tanlac cured his stomach trouble and restored his health after two years of pain. He claims five bottles rebuilt his strength, and urges readers to buy the medicine from local pharmacists. Over 37 million bottles reportedly sold.
Sir Percy Sykes recounted a tale at the Royal Geographical Society about Dandar Abbas in India. When the first airplane appeared the locals feared judgment day and crowded the plain to confess sins including cheating others. After the plane left they faced awkward truth until a solemn meeting granted privilege to what was said.
Advertises Cuticura products as an antiseptic fragrance line for skin care. Promotes Cuti cura Taicum lowder as an economical, exquisitely scented powder and perfume for face skin baby and dusting use, claiming it renders other perfumes superfluous.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers have devised highly sensitive measurements that detect bending in a solid steel shaft as small as one ten‑anillionth of an inch. The test shows even slight pressure can bend steel shafts, with the deviation registered precisely. Red Cross Ball Blue advertised for household use on towels, sheets, and pillowcases.
In a terse exchange, Harold claims he arrived at 10 p m but Mabed says the clock struck 21, noting he stopped the clock to avoid waking Mabed. The Richmond Times Dispatch reports the moment of doubt in a tense confrontation.
A terse ad-like line asks if readers are content with their lot and offers bone dust as a product to improve grass growth. The energetic sales tone echoes typical mid-century classifieds.
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