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Myrtle Point Enterprise in Myrtle Point, Oregon

25 Jul 1912

Page 7

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Myrtle Point Enterprise

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Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1912

Page

7

Disowned banker son entangled by secret lover plot

Howard Jeffries, Yale student, faces ruin after his rival Robert Underwood dies in a confrontation. Alicia, Jeffries’s stepmother, and Annie Jeffries fight over a hidden witness and a deadly letter while Captain Clinton and Judge Brewster threaten arrest and a painful public scandal.

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Howard Jeffries Robert Underwood Yale Underwood Howard Alicia Art Oward Annie Annees Jeffries Brewster Bran Tela Nverwood Hrewater Brewt Clinton Mr. Jeffries Capt Underwood's Capt. Clinton Annie Angri Trinny Vox Isle Ceried Maloney Bomeople Aneer Promiss Atory eGe J Jeffries Wi Eigen Ares Stamford Good-By Dow the. Banker
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Proper Shelter and Rich Feed Cut Lamb Losses

During lambing, losses come from cold exposure and insufficient milk. Proper high ground shelter with space, dry bedding, and dog-proof fencing reduces deaths. Feed ewes a protein rich ration before and after lambing with turnips, soy, hay, and mixed grains. avoid sole timothy hay. A single dead lamb or ewe costs about five dollars, so attentive management matters.

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J. M. Bell Alorg
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Danish Dairy Farming Methods Maximizes Herd and Land Use

Danish farmers optimize stock density with a cow per two acres and careful feeding. They produce manure in pits and liquids in cisterns, rotating crops like rye oats and clover. Cows are tethered or milked in stables, with limited grain and steady milk yields throughout the year.

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Denmark
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Proper Enrichment of Soil

Proper soil enrichment requires scientific fertilization rotation and thorough tilling. Farmers are realizing the necessity of returning nutrients to land rather than depleting it.

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