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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1920
Page
4
The article warns against the belief that calves drink too much water. It advises free access to fresh water and salt, noting calves also crave salt. It adds that during the first four months calves should not eat too much grain.
Angora goats are economical producers under ordinary farm conditions. They are well adapted to grazing and can be maintained on thin pasture. Yet this is not desirable as a food.
Mrs. Grace Callahan spent Monday at Elnora visiting acquaintances and taking care of unrecorded civic chores. The brief stop highlights a personal engagement in the community.
A tractor ignition ad urges buyers to equip BOSCH Magneto for instant starts. It claims magnetos are always ready, delivering a big spark for easy starting and extra power 24/7, in all seasons.
Mrs O H McNabb and her children came back to their home in Linton Monday after visiting Mr and Mrs W H Kinneman late last week.
An old article warns sheep losses arise from preventable causes not simply from dogs. It cites weather, exposure, shelter, and owner or shepherd negligence as main factors, with storms at lambing time causing many deaths.
University of Wyoming animal husbandry official W O Peters says hog producers can lower next year’s feed costs by supplying pasture for hogs. He notes most pasture grasses are rich in protein, reducing reliance on costly concentrates.
The passage discusses hog prices declining and the need to balance feed costs. It notes alfalfa and brome grasses as forage for pigs, but emphasizes grain is still required for profitable pork production.
A fragmented note argues for constant control of volatile beasts. It emphasizes avoiding provocation and maintaining discipline to prevent mood shifts, recommending keeping the animal fully restrained or out of reach when behavior is unpredictable.
The article emphasizes the value of abundant pasture for growing pigs, noting clover rye rape sorghum or any green forage aids growth. It adds that while pasture is important, it alone does not produce large robust animals and hints at complementary feeds.
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