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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
5
A highly garbled OCR fragment discusses keeping goslings dry and mentions various names and phrases in a chaotic mix. The readable bits stress care for young birds and potential commentary on their environment, but specific facts, dates, places, or sources are not clear.
A guide for farmers in Daviess County on constructing a practical road drag wreer with planks belts and cross-pieces. The article details parts sizes materials cost time required and assembly steps with illustrations and notes on where to buy bolts and plans.
Fragmented OCR text mentions shade and youth, with scattered phrases and symbols. No coherent events, names, or locations are clear. The readable parts suggest a vague discussion about shade, possibly in a garden or rural setting, but no concrete facts emerge.
Fragmentary report describes a shed with a fully open south side as an excellent shelter for turkeys. It notes typical turkey egg litter cycles and mentions litter removal after each cycle, with unclear references to the first and second litter details.
Notes on hatch quality and care for chicks. Emphasizes that proper parentage influences vigor, and recommends ample feeding space. Compares Anconns and Leghorns for strong production and resilience.
A garbled note describes dairy cattle feeding and production concerns. It mentions a woman associated with fitness and a focus on feed and well developed practices, with unclear references to midweek timings and work.
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a note on keeping milk machines clean. It mentions various garbled terms and potential names or initials, but provides no clear actions, dates, or entities to anchor a full summary. The readable content suggests maintenance or hygiene guidance without concrete details.
Fragmentary OCR text references purebred Holsteins and a farm or seller context with unclear names and details. No clear event, date, or entities to identify a complete news item.
A dairy expert argues there is no good reason a farm should not have at least one good dairy cow. One well chosen animal could cover its purchase price in milk income within six months and continue generating profit beyond maintenance costs for many years.
Report notes claim that cows pastured on sweet clover show less bloating than on alfalfa. It is suggested that a property of sweet clover helps reduce bloating in grazing cattle.
Farmers in the community consider several sheep breeds for a productive flock. Benefits include better carcase quality and wool, with emphasis on traits suited to local conditions and farm goals.
The article explains hogs’ popularity on U.S. farms due to versatile production of meat and byproducts. It notes hogs fit well with modern crop farming and lists regional remarks about hog husbandry and feeding practices, implying broad involvement of farmers across states.
A garbled excerpt discusses sow ration, pig foraging, linseed and pepper as a tonic, and exercise for prevention. It reads like a stray, unclear note on animal care with several unreadable phrases and no coherent instructions.
The Bureau of Public Roads urges standard danger signs along U S highways to reduce auto deaths. It cites rising traffic fatalities since 1975 and notes current signs vary by state county and style. The proposal supports nationwide, easily read signs considered by the American Association of State Highway Officials committee.
The text outlines making copper sulfate and lime mixtures to form Bordeaux mixture. It details dissolving copper sulfate, preparing lime, combining solutions, and filtering to avoid nozzle clogging. It notes quantities such as four pounds each, aiming for specific gallon measures, and includes cautions on stirring, filtration, and storage.
W. J. Young at the Ohio experiment station tests various dressings for pruning wounds. Waterglass proves most satisfactory by sealing the cut, excluding air and moisture, and preventing fungi that cause wood decay. Lead paint and grafting wax perform poorly on fresh surfaces until dryness. a coating of water glass dries the wound and can be followed by lead paint for extra protection.
San Jose scale control tests in northwestern Arkansas show air emission spray methods spreading rapidly. Early experiments prove effective and a process uses heated oil and resin with repeated pumping to emulsify. Six gallons of solution per hundred gallons of water used.
After twelve years of work at the Georgia experiment station horticulturists announce a blight proof pear hybrid named Pineapple pear. Fruit growers across Georgia Florida Alabama and other southeastern states are seeking these trees.
Spray ring helps a fruit grower save money this year. Five to a dozen growers can form one unit, making it economical. This season is favorable to test the method and share the savings.
Instructions emphasize preparing materials in advance and spraying at the correct season to maximize effectiveness. Accuracy in timing ensures optimal coverage and orchard health.
Pruning young trees is essential to train their shape and promote healthy growth. Regular early pruning guides structure, removes weak growth, and encourages sturdier, more productive mature trees.
Milwaukee readers report two additional women enlisting. testimonials from Mrs Hattie Warren of Milwaukee and Mrs J Grace of Buffalo praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from pain and improved strength and appetite after health troubles.
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