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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1922
Page
5
The article discusses how producers of baby beef often breed their own stock to ensure uniform types and quality. It notes that better bred cows yield heavier, well-muscled calves and that pasture feeding influences carcass yield and meat quality.
Fragmentary notes discuss care of animal feet focusing on bears and boars. Text references feet trimming, weight bearing, and possible training or treatment practices. The readable lines suggest veterinary or husbandry concerns about hoof or toe health and stress on pasterns.
Fragmented passage discusses feeding a sow at weaning to maintain safety and reduce her milk supply. It mentions using dense feed for several days and turning the sow with pigs to dry up her milk gradually as a plan.
Article notes a new practice of feeding alfalfa to hogs. It cites early adopters among farmers and interest from animal husbandry advocates.
The text notes that the T5-pound and the 10-pound ghonts at six months are money losers with net mortgage losses.
Shade and clean wear during the hot months are essential to successful pork production. Proper shade structures and water access help maintain pig welfare, growth, and feed efficiency in high temperatures, reducing stress and disease risk.
Coal dealers struggle to secure enough supply for all customers as new saws and methods promise efficiency. A drag saw and power-assisted processes aim to cut house fuel costs, reduce crew size, and speed wood preparation for the season.
Enrollment of estate owners Latane Brothers highlights interest in Better Stocks movement. Wakefield farm in Westmoreland Virginia, birthplace of George Washington, houses cattle horses swine sheep and ponies with purebred sires planned for all stock classes.
A United States Department of Agriculture study notes that four months into the program beetles infesting corn rootworms were found in the stomach of a bob-white. The red headed woodpecker nighthawk cardinal kingbird and phoebe also feed on the beetles helping reduce corn damage.
Scaly leg in chickens is caused by a small mite under crusts on the legs. Apply caraway oil mixed with lard or vaseline or sulfur preparations. dip legs in a kerosene linseed oil mix for quick effect, avoiding wetting feathers.
Farmers often feed screenings to chicks, but failure to grind screenings allows spread of noxious weed seeds. Wild oats mustard ragweed corn cockle European wheat cowherb appear in whole screenings, while grinding spoils germination and reduces trouble.
USDA reports wire partitions in farrowing pens are undesirable for young animals. They cause drafts and discomfort, encourage nervousness, and can lead to fighting among pigs. Proper quiet during farrowing is advised to protect health and welfare.
A District of Columbia poultry farm raises about 1 040 fowls by feeding well selected garbage. Twice daily haulage and strategic scatterings keep birds fed fresh and clean. Centralized selection and elimination of objectionable material drive profitability with fattening, turkeys, and hens shown to favor scraps.
Raise more chickens for profit with a good flock of hens. They provide meat for the family and eggs to sell. They cost little to start, feed largely on waste part of the year, and do not require much cleared land.
The fall season requires extra attention to bee colonies as queens may need replacement after honey harvest. Watch for poor queens and replace them promptly to ensure strong colonies through late summer and autumn.
Fragmentary dialogue mocks a student and remarks on another pupil Marjorie Daniels. The garbled lines include misheard names and misprints reflecting a flawed school scene and parental references.
The Savannah sailed from Savannah Georgia to Liverpool in 1819 days 11 hours with mixed propulsion. The Royal William of 230 tons built in Canada completed the first crossing entirely under steam.
A fragment from Life shows Pamela arguing with her mother who urges brushing teeth. Pamela loudly expresses hatred for the task while insisting it’s her favorite thing she would rather skip.
A friend congratulates a proud father of a graduate who earned an A. M. degree. The dialogue speculates whether Robert seeks a PhD or a job, ending with the quip that he will be seeking work instead. This note appears in The Christian Evangelist of St. Louis.
Roman is set to drop his distinctive look as he prepares to take off his signature headgear. The move signals a stylistic shift away from the familiar image and toward a low profile.
The article praises Pat Moran for assembling a strong lineup around pitching ace Donahue and veteran Rixey with catchers Wingo and Hargrave and an solid infield of Pinelli Caveney Fonseca Daubert. With Roush back and Burns and Duncan in the outfield the Reds appear improved and Moran’s track record with the Phillies and 1920 Reds is noted. It questions if the team will mature by 1923.
Weevils in beans and peas can be killed using carbon bisulphide. Place one teaspoonful per ten gallons of space in a covered vessel with the produce, let fumes act overnight, then move to dry storage. Avoid lamps and flames and do not inhale fumes.
The text advises asking growing chicks about clean fresh feed and reduced lice and mites. It urges ample green feed, spring stimulation, and fall winter preparation with 4fan. It recommends at least one nest per six hens and maintaining plenty of straw in nests.
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