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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1916
Page
6
Rape grows rapidly and yields ample pasture for hogs, with the Dwarf Mnex variety favored for pasture use. Planting rates, soil suitability, and high moisture or dew conditions can affect hog acceptance and crop health, with cautions about grazing timing and skin irritation in hogs.
Fragmentary OCR describes a production event with damage estimated at G10.000 and references a warble issue. Details are unclear due to garbled text but mentions prevention, a production context, and impact on hides or athroneh. Further readable elements point to a late win timeframe.
Bection Threvioh Shin leads Steer Show with grit promising path to victory as observers note pointed maneuvers. The crowd reacts amid the tense event while onlookers discuss the outcome and potential changes.
A fragmented OCR page notes sow farrowing and weaning, outlining care and risks to piglets. It also reports Scranton wedding news where Margaret Clarke brings a chauffeur husband to a family event.
A fragmented 1910 era account describes the Daughters of 1812 proposing a highway memorial to Andrew Jackson from Chicago to New Orleans. The movement, led by Alma Tittenberry and the Jackson Highway Committee, aims to unite northern and southern states into a continuous north south route. The text notes progress in Indiana Kentucky and Tennessee with portions in good condition, and mentions pedestrian paths and a large road-building budget. The piece also references unrelated snippets about fashion and a court remand.
Observations indicate an increase in hog cholera outbreaks during the latter part of August or early September, with numbers and severity rising until October or November, then tapering as the season ends. Feed corn should be sparingly used to help control spread.
A fragmented wartime notice warns about cholera risks connected to food and feeding practices. It urges quarantine and immediate notifying neighbors to prevent spread, advising disinfection and burning of contaminated items while stressing no available treatment beyond isolation and prevention.
Fragmented text discusses door fastening and cautions about lamb castration practices. It warns that ruptures occur if lambs are too young or overheated, recommending morning handling when tissues are firmer and avoid excessive pulling. Mentions economic notes on wool and crop prices in unrelated context.
The closing number Friday night drew 7 delight and full attendance, proving the course a success. Performers including Haydon Horns, Tony Vinuse, and a fine quartet entertained, with Cox’s recitation and Paul Dunbar selections praised. Judges and organizers committed to another season despite securing fewer names than hoped, as attendees filled the platform with supporters.
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