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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
3
The report notes profit risks in lambing season due to grain feed costs and quality concerns. It cites Swati and other local farm practices as affecting yields and prices amid cold weather and market pressures.
The text describes a sheep keeper disowning lambs and details harsh husbandry methods. It notes a ewe refusing a human, the practice of skinning a ewe, and forcing adoption of a lamb. It mentions water access after delivery and reducing feed to limit breeding.
Amateur notice details a Sunday gathering with Sir and notable locals including Ute Roseberry. The fragment mentions a lottery and names Gadl Resler and Nisses Rogen among attendees with scattered, unclear phrases.
A poultryman can raise egg output by using trap nests, applying careful selection, and implementing a systematic breeding program to develop a more efficient hen strain. Grain supply noted as a recent detail.
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