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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1933
Page
5
Pennsylvania State College reports that cows fed a balanced ration produced an average of 10.65 pounds more milk per day than those on an unbalanced diet over 18 weeks. The extra cost of the balanced ration is estimated at 3 to 4 cents per cow each day at current prices.
Ruth Warren and her young husband travel to Dead Lantern Arizona to claim a cattle ranch. Obstacles include Snavely the partner, Indian Ann, a damaged license, a local fiesta, and a looming liver fever in stock. Ruth navigates heartache, family aid from Old Charley Thane, and a tense wedding before danger from poison and a sick dog resolves with a hopeful, quiet end.
Fragmentary text describes a sales register at Valdie Site near gr and eating from Tlanteld Church. Mentions various names and locations such as Honnehodt aele dens road leodine fle and the Huese House. Road from CAshenbach's Crossine to Teabole referenced with Frank Ho Nich olis.
A local auctioneer announces a Saturday sale featuring farm items including seed corn, potatoes, and chickens. The listing notes terms and conditions, with bidders urged to attend at the Potatuea Parlor and seed corn Parlor Keater. Auctioneer Huber is noted as the agent.
The undersigned offers at public sale on the old Metz farm near Plainfield Church on November 25 1933 at 1 PM a mix of livestock including horses cows Holstein heifers calves bulls sows boars and poultry plus farm machinery hay corn oats and other items. Featured are a 1920 Chevrolet half ton truck and Thanksgiving supplies. Terms require nine months credit with 6 percent cash discount.
Public sale to be held on the road leading from Pougissville Quarry to Bushkill Township in Ach b. States November 29 1933. Items include four horses one cow three patc hers four fat hogs one Poland China boar twenty guineas two set harness farm wagons meat wagon bob sled McCormick binder and other farm implements plus 16 bushels oats barley 75 bushels potatoes 15 tons corn 8 tons hay and numerous other goods. Household goods listed with furniture chairs carpets and antiques. Terms to be announced at sale. Nazareth National Bank and Trust Company administrator Nazareth Pa. William T Mabus auctioneer Walter Schlegel clerk Herbert F Laub attorney.
Ten Leghorn hens from Leader farm York won the Pennsylvania official Egg Laying Contest conducted by the Department of Agriculture at Orrsburg. The pen laid 2878 eggs in 51 weeks scoring 11405 points, each hen achieving 900 points. The birds were raised in brood houses with celosial glass admitting ultraviolet rays to prevent leg weakness and promote bone growth.
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