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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1918
Page
6
A fragment from a listing references The Ranch at the Wolverine with a partial credit line to Little, Brown and Company. The readable bits imply a book or ranch related publishing item tied to a specific press, but details remain unclear.
Billy Louise recalls Ward Warren as a boyhood figure linked to Mill Creek. She and Ward seal a winter arrangement at her mother Marthy’s cabin as he contemplates life, while Marthy buries Jase and Murthy faces a tragic night, with Billy Louise and Ward reuniting amid sorrow and the mountain’s cold wind.
Charlie Fox arrives to assist Marthy in running the establishment following Jase's death as a mystery unfolds amid new staff and unexpected events stirring questions about the future and loyalties.
Elba, a small rich isle, hosts iron ore mines and stone quarries with fertile valleys and a fishing industry. Napoleon surveyed Elba from its peaks, planned development, and conducted a minor campaign against pirates on nearby Pianosa, shaping a brief sovereign image before Waterloo.
A golfer and his caddy share a humorous exchange about letters on a card and the caddys endless mirth at the golf course. Separately an finance expert notes that most American millionaires began life as poor boys, with twenty exceptions.
Wartime notice urges pig owners to provide proper housing and feed for brood sows to cut young pig losses. It cites studies showing high mortality on reclamation projects and across farms, urging owners to adopt practicable hog houses funded by federal or state sources to boost pork supplies.
The article urges faithful, round the clock care for sows during farrowing to raise 1918 litter survival. It advises heated bricks, straw, and cloth to prevent chilling, drying piglets, and placing them promptly in a warm receptacle as they arrive. It cites USDA Farmers' Bulletin 874 Swine Management for detailed guidance.
Officials of the department of agriculture say the problem is preventable and urge immediate action to avert heavy losses in the next pig crop. They propose two measures: providing satisfactory brood animal houses at farrowing time and improving management and feeding of sows.
Article stresses hogs lack natural protection from cold unlike horses cows calves and hens. It urges warm dry shelters with sunshine and airflow to keep pigs healthy. Recommends US Department of Agriculture Farmers Bulletin 498 Hog Houses for guidance and asks readers to request it.
An agricultural study shows better housing raises litter size. On good hog houses the average per litter is 5% larger than on poor housing, reducing losses before and after birth. Colony houses suit large sow operations. well planned, affordable designs pay for themselves through more pigs saved.
Farmers urged to retain breeding stock and raise two litters of pigs yearly from each brood sow. The call frames the practice as patriotic and profitable, encouraging widespread adoption among agricultural communities.
An article argues that consumers must value milk cleanliness and accept higher prices for clean milk as a safeguard against illness. It cites United States Department of Agriculture specialists noting rising demand for quality and stricter sanitary regulations, which increase producer costs shared by consumers.
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