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Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1930

Page

3

Presence of cow justified on NC farms for soil health

North Carolina farm expert John A. Arey argues that maintaining dairy cows supports soil fertility, prevents erosion, and provides grazing profits. He notes crop-only farms deplete soil nutrients, while well-managed dairies accumulate manure nutrients and improve pasture quality, stabilizing farm income and sustainability.

North Carolina John A. Arey North Carolina State College Tie Fiedmant Arey

Value of Corn Silage in Ration Proven by Experiment

A Furduve university agricultural station trial compared a moderate silage ration to a hay heavy diet. Milk drops without silage, while silage keeps milk production and butterfat stable. Cows gain more uniform weights and eat silage as a palatable, available feed.

Furduve University Po Silate

Size and Development of Heifer for Breeding

Not only the breed, but also the size and development of the dairy heifer must be taken into consideration in determining the age at which to breed. Large heavy breeds maturing slowly should be bred to freshen at 27 to 30 months, faster maturing breeds at 24 to 27 months. If a heifer is oversized or underdeveloped, delay breeding for a few months to reach satisfactory size before calving.

United States Mount Whitney Calif

Digestible Protein in Grain Ration for Cows

The more alfalfa or clover hay a cow eats, the less protein she requires in her grain mix. A cow on hay only needs 12 to 123 percent of digestible protein in the grain. Suitable mixtures include 200 pounds corn with 100 pounds each of oats, wheat bran and linseed meals, or 10 pounds each of corn oats and wheat bran and 150 pounds of gluten.

Calves Raised on Grass Lane Pasture Practices

Farmers on Grass Lane keep calves under nine months on grain skim milk and hay before switching to pasture. Successful dairymen emphasize initial grain and hay feeding for well grown heifers before relying solely on grass for feed.

Lane St Nents Ahi Qwest

Crow Feasts at a Scarecrow Field and a Wise Old Crow

A story recounts Mr Crow tricking other crows into a cornfield feast, ignoring a farmer’s scarecrow. The article shifts to Mount Whitney’s summit housing built in 1900 by Smithsonian workers to study Mars, noting the harsh climb and risks faced.

Alr Mr. Crow Crow Tie Moan Mount Whitney W. W, Campbell Lick Observatory Mars Mary Campbell G. Albot Smithsonian Institution Observatory Smithsonian Institution G. F. Marsh Lone Fine Calif Lone Rine Whitney Pass Marsh Abbot Bessing Teetor Campbell Mara Mount Whitner Sequeia National Park Park Service Western Nawapaper Union

POSERS Answering Silly Questions Reveals Quick Facts

The item offers a rapid Q A quiz with answers: Sahara in Northern Africa. Bangkok is Siam. a standard deck has fifty two cards. a meter is shorter than a yard by about 46 inches. World War began in 1914. Lake Ontario is farthest east among the Great Lakes. Charles Lindbergh married Anne Morrow. a cinematographer is a person who operates a motion picture camera.

Bankok Great Lakes Les Charles Lindbergh Africa Siam Lake Ontario Aone Morrow

Early modern peace plan by Bohemian king George of Poděbrady

The text notes that peaceful efforts appeared in early centuries and highlights George of Poděbrady, king of Bohemia in 1462, as launching the first modern movement. His proposal urged Christian nations to form an international parliament and to establish a tribunal backed by forces to settle disputes between nations.

George of

Artificial Lightning Tests High-Tension Line in Massachusetts

Artificial lightning battens delivered 13 0046 000 volts to test a Massachusetts high tension transmission line for potential weak spots.

Massachusetts

Jap Youth Succumbing to Syncopated Music

Japanese jazz spreads across Japan as young people and elites embrace syncopated tunes. American reports from Seattle note rising attendance at western style concerts and widespread interest in jazz songs and dances.

Seattle Japan Beniya

Yale creates Institute of Human Relations for family study

To Study Humanity Yale has established an institute of human relations funded by the Rockefeller foundations and the Commonwealth Fund. The first project will study the family, examining parent child relationships, education, industry, climate, and community influences as parts of the complex family life.

Yale Institute of Human Relations Tockfeller Foundation Commonwealth Fund Laura Spelman Rockefeller Foundation

Ancient urns found in Berlin park over 3000 years old

Workmen in a Berlin suburb uncovered bronze urns in a park but mishandled them, ruining many. A museum curator dated the pieces to over 3000 years ago and suspected the site is an ancient burial ground. Scientists will oversee further excavations.

Berlin

Plan for Hell's Hole Road to Lindbergh Peak

Plans propose an automated road from Liell's Hole through the glacial basin toward Arapaho Glacier district in Colorado. A trail would connect to the basin bottom, named in honor of Col. Charles A. Lindbergh.

Lindbergh Col Charles A. Tindbergh Liell’s Hole Arapahoe Glacier Colorado Hell's Hole

Dangerous Grass Widows and Economic Woes Exchange

A fragment from the New Bedford Standard touches flirtatious banter about a striking automo bile girl and a jokey marriage line. It notes rising wages and material costs, hints at a sewing circle with three grass widows, and ends with a wry remark that economy is practiced due to lack of money.

Woman’s control proves stronger than business freedom

A proverb notes that if a man’s wife allows him to run business alone she can dominate him in every other way. The remark reflects domestic authority shaping professional life.

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