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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1929
Page
6
A historical notice discusses drying cow nutrition, highlighting large milk yield goals and coordinated feeding. It emphasizes a dry period ration using ground corn or bran mixes, protein-rich supplements, and silage. Recommendations stress maintaining intake to support lactation onset and herd productivity.
Damaged building and weather exposure risks tied to a gow stable lead to repairs. The text describes replacing broken windows and sealing gaps to protect livestock and prevent worsening conditions for cows, with references to a past outbreak and costly consequences from cold and neglect.
The Department of Agriculture reports 43.4 4131 piles of lead? no. The piece describes silos for cattle as critical forage storage. It notes green yeasts and forage types used, with U.S. farmers adopting silos widely for winter feeding and productivity.
The text discusses mixing soy beans and corn in a three to one ratio for optimal feed. It notes blending before silo storage and warns against layering, suggesting a blended approach for better intake in the garden setting. It mentions a person named Joele Lenne in relation to the garden context.
The American Motor Vehicle Association and Automotive Club of Mines report mortality of the average car at about 3.0 cents per mile for a four cylinder and 8.5 cents per mile for a six cylinder. Using 11 000 miles per year, maintenance dominates costs, with depreciation and gasoline trailing. The study analyzes 800 auto types, noting four cylinder cars average 17.0 miles per gallon and six cylinder 15.4 mpg, with per mile costs around 44 to 73 cents depending on engine type and fuel.
The fragment discusses rear end crashes caused by wheel lock and driver reactions. It notes a driver unable to brake safely may collide with the vehicle ahead, describing steering and braking challenges and warnings about wheel lock and abrupt movements on the road.
Fragmented notes discuss cleaning, painting, and lubrication for automobile tubs and components. Mentions horizontal codes, grease requirements, and avoiding streaks. Includes stray phrases about state car ratios and taxes, with garbled figures and uncertain context.
The American Motorists Association reports 29,000 deaths and over 100,000 serious injuries in 1928 from motor crashes due to poor handling of transport issues. The total economic impact, including property destruction and congestion, is estimated at about 300 million dollars in annual losses.
A vintage valve adjusting tool speeds repairs by eliminating repeated disassembly. It fits over the valve stem to set clearance, using a bent wrench end to hold the nut and three pieces of steel stock to form the clamp.
Fragmentary OCR describes assembling a wrench to service a lock nut and spring, including placing a washer and cotter pin and adjusting the travel stop. It notes a repair saved time and cost, mentioning a gas line and a price figure around $00 in a domestic setting.
A garbled report describes traffic dangers and driver behavior during a holiday period. It mentions caffon county, a general manager, and patterns of refusal to speed, with references to crashes and a 114 day rule affecting motor travel.
Agricultural engineer B It Gross at New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station warns damp floors are a menace to fowl. He recommends dry, elevated or insulated floors, two-layer wood with building paper, or a two-course concrete floor with roofing paper to aid drainage and ventilation. He stresses air, heat and sunlight to reduce dampness and improve flock efficiency.
The article explains that turkeys with large digestive systems and strong appetites suffer indigestion when fed highly concentrated foods. It notes death if not treated and suggests green foods like alfalfa clover lettuce chopped colon topa and dandelion leaves. It warns to feed greens above ground to avoid soil contamination.
The note discusses achieving fertilized eggs and hatchability by managing roosters and hens. It mentions selling or retaining birds, timing with breeding season, and costs for valuable males, suggesting farm practice guidance on fertility and flock management.
A garbled report discusses sexing young turkeys using feather color. It notes that females show white tipped breast feathers while males display darker tips. The text emphasizes early feathering differences and the use of color as a sexing indicator in turkey poults.
Fragmentary notes describe shifts in breeding practices over years. It mentions early breeders establishing lines with limited meetings, then expanding to many cities. The text notes retention of some breeds while others mixed into crosses and mongrels.
Poultry keepers face two options when unwanted male birds appear in early breeding: destroy them immediately or retain them for potential later use. The practice focuses on minimizing waste and managing early cockerel fates while balancing concern over future broods.
A quirky pantry themed roundup offers cabbage fruit salad with orange juice, cheese with oranges, a peach dessert trio, summer roly poly, savory croquettes, and fruit drinks. Includes grapefruit julee drinks, cherry beverages, and date and pear salads with dressing ideas.
Fifteen years after graduation, Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepun 4 is touted as a safe herbal laxative for constipation and digestive relief. The ad claims wide popularity, gentle effective action for women and children, and a doctor’s choice of safety, with endorsements from merchants and customers.
Spain proposes a joint Gibraltar bridge linking Spain and Africa. A Spanish engineer outlines a submerged anchored float design to bear the structure, with sections tested for weather damage. The project would be submitted to Madrid’s Public Works Department for approval.
A New York sociologist proposes a policy to curb public support erosion by allowing individuals convicted of moral offenses to spend only their nights in jail. During the day they could work, while turning their wagers to the proper authorities.
A compact note debates a precise mathematical idea and its educational framing. It hints at teachers and students exploring exactness in arithmetic, including discussions about an adder's role in foundational calculation and how such topics might be presented in a historical paper style.
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