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Newspaper
Panguitch Progress
Location
Panguitch, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1913
Page
2
Farmers should post mortem every pig that dies under suspicious conditions or hire a competent veterinarian to detect infectious disease signs. Early recognition and isolation can prevent spread. Lesions vary with disease stage, including bladder inflammation, kidney hemorrhages, enlarged spleen, and intestinal mucosal ulcers.
The guide lists diagnostic changes in hog cholera across skin large intestine small intestine kidneys spleen liver stomach bladder lymph glands lungs and heart. It notes that not all hogs show every lesion, with common indicators including skin coloration ulcers and congestion in multiple organs.
When a fowl acts dumpish with poor appetite and malaise, pen it up for a few days and provide a good physic. An ordinary family Ilver pill is excellent for this purpose and will generally ward off a serious spell of sickness.
A city butcher advertises good heifer calves for dairymen. he notes dairymen can pick up quality calves, a common route as he sometimes handles calves. The item highlights a straightforward deal for buyers seeking young dairy stock.
Weeds and bugs now face constant combat as two “active” forces. The struggle lasts day and night, turning fields into ongoing fronts.
Practical guidance for sheep farming covering pasture choice, water quality, avoiding disease, flock management, feeding turnips, and humane decisions. Emphasizes patience, individual animal knowledge, and seasonally appropriate care to improve flock health and profitability.
A farm helper in Iowa Homestead describes a simple corner device to trap animals safely. Install two wooden posts with a beveled top and attach 18 to 24 inch woven wire panels to form a corner enclosure. The setup calms crowded stock and reduces injury risk while saving labor.
Farmers are told hens cannot lay and molt fully at once. A hen can lay during the molting shedding phase but once feather regrowth begins the bird uses all food and strength for that process, preventing steady laying.
Advice on monitoring roses for pests and using plain soap sprays to control aphids. Endorses a chemical free approach with soapy water as a natural remedy.
Alfalfa hay provides the best home grown protein for cows and remains the most costly element in dairy ration. The text highlights its value in feed, noting its role in supporting dairy production.
The Panama railroad once vital to ocean to ocean travel faces decline after the canal’s completion. Built for gold rush traffic, the 47 mile line carried passengers and freight, aided canal construction, and survived through tough eras but now loses prominence as the United States governs and shifts focus to the canal’s operation. The system’s last sections and lake relocations transform its route, with J A Smith resigning as general superintendent.
A writer argues age is not a fixed limit for profitable egg production. A nearly six year old Brown Leghorn lays continually, challenging the idea of one dollar per fowl as the standard. He urges poultrymen to seek two to three dollar profits through improved practices and persistent study of poultry culture.
Farmers advised to curb feather pecking by giving hens range access or deep litter to scratch, plus motivating stimuli like hanging seeds and providing greens. Diet should include plenty of green food and protein. apply carbolated vaseline to areas where feathers are pulled.
The article stresses sanitation as the main remedy for poultry health and emphasizes prevention. It advises culling inferior chicks, caring for late hatchers, and using buttermilk and clabber. It notes geese graze, ducks need limited greens, and recommends setting duck eggs Feb to Nov with proper nest care. It warns against dirty water troughs and suggests lard sulfur for scaly legs.
A flippant street corner exchange centers on a Boston girl and a perceived fashion moment. The dialogue hints at social chatter and regional humor without further context.
Important to Mothers examines every Castoria bottle for the ES Mitt signature. Promotes Castoria as a safe remedy for infants and children, in use for over 30 years. Parents urged to ensure authenticity and safety.
A dialogue notes a father asking about a college course to fit his son for a special life path. The response emphasizes affluence, claiming they can now afford auto travel, marking a shift in priorities and status.
In France jurors protest dull court rooms and urge hanging a print of Prudhon's Justice In Pursuit of Crime in each court. The address to the minister of justice is signed by Paris jurors who complain about bare walls and lack of artistic relief.
Americans once called pie eaters now resemble a nation of banana eaters as the United States ships over two thirds of the world’s banana supply. Geography and proximity to Caribbean sources helped the US become the top banana market in an expanding global demand, aided by a Boston skipper’s early exposure.
A traveling man frets about missing his train in a southern railroad dining room. The waiter hurries with the meal and reassures him that it is already ready, despite the long wait described. The exchange conveys a humorously brisk tone in a period dialect.
A letter touts Grape Nuts as a remedy for indigestion and biliousness. It claims rapid relief and renewed vitality after two months, praising the product and its inventor. The Portum Co of Battle Creek is named, with a plug for The Road to Wellville.
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