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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1929
Page
2
Farmers cut silo costs and labor by adopting small castings cutters driven by tractors or electric motors, enabling one man to operate a silo. The shift replaces village crews, speeds corn packing, and reduces dependence on outside help for filling and unloading silos.
Proteins supplied by the animal for tissue repair growth and milk production are essential. They cannot be fully replaced by starch or sugar, and must be present in sufficient quantity to support muscle development and milk yield.
Dairy notes discuss feeding and management to improve profits. Emphasizes ventilation, proper breeding records, and high quality cattle care. Warns that poor winter feeding reduces milk yield and profitability. Encourages careful selection, regular breeding dates, and vigilant barn conditions to maximize dairy herd output.
Agricultural experts from New York and Missouri urge careful summer feeding to keep hens laying. They note early molt reduces winter eggs and recommend tender food, water, shade, and clean mash. Practical rations include skim milk and a grain mix, with lighting to extend laying season after September 1 and a pause before breeding competence.
The piece notes pullet keepers overly fear feeding changes. They tweak rations irregularly seeking higher yields, hindering adaptation and egg access. It argues against frequent, unwarranted diet shifts, stating changes should occur only after unsuitability is proven.
The article notes goose eggs require more moisture and longer incubation than hen eggs. It discusses how egg size affects heat distribution in incubators and suggests practical limits to hatching hens' eggs alongside goose eggs. The text reflects practical poultry incubation considerations.
An old farm guide outlines poultry practices to improve yields and health. It covers yard cleanliness, nest fees, ventilation, self feeders, egg marking in summer, and rain protection. It notes old hens spread diseases and suggests marketing birds through a daily plan. It also mentions keeping 60 ducks on farms with simple shelters and weather protection strategies.
Grimth recalls a 2m game in which a manager reversed an umpire decision in his favor. He describes a Chicago White Sox game with no-show officials and a player acting as substitute umpire, leading to a dramatic, improvised ruling that kept the man safe and in the game.
The report lists numerous professional baseball player movements and contractual changes. Giants and Cubs show interest in infield and pitching options, with Dyer, Dayood, Burns, and Frisch named among signings or rumors. Other notes include Johnson, Lamtenbacher, Darien, Neun, and Robinson changing teams or being released, plus college and minor league activity shaping rosters.
A historic note on golf crowds describing galleries as hard working and uncomfortable for spectators. It argues spectators endure pushing, jostling, and crowds while players compete, yet attendances grow yearly and remain intense.
Forty four year old pitcher Quinn, a dad with 25 years experience, advised against slow balls to young players. He described never throwing slow pitches to any young fellow, sharing his extended wisdom learned on the mound.
The Ball Ground property value jumps 1.6 million as rumored owner Joe wae Ebe owhera of the Philadelphational Trygue Wasewall club considers paying for the ground. The site now lists 2,000,001 and is said to be linked to Charles Webb Murphy who once owned the Chicago Cubs. Ty Cobb reportedly leads Philadelphia sportsmen in talks to buy the Phillies and move games to a dark athletic grounds if a deal is reached.
Emory Topper Rigney, a former Detroit Tigers shortstop hampered by a hip injury for two years, plans a comeback. He trained at home hoping to return to the majors next season, after earlier advances with Fort Worth and teams in the Texas and American leagues.
Chicago White Sox longtime scout Charley Stis is highlighted for his 24 years in organized baseball. Renowned as a top judge of talent, Stis has developed many players across minor leagues and major leagues, with a history at the Cardinals and Phillies and recent work signing promising recruits from the Texas and other leagues to bolster the Sox roster.
Fragmentary OCR text covers tennis court usage in England, Purdue football graduation losses, a New York trainer, Idaho breeding claims, and academy sports closing remarks. Mentions Lampton Conet Palace, Jack Recaul, Furl Sande, Gay Ozark, and Filet Eu Barta with garbled phrases and unclear context.
Many seek quick relief for indigestion from heavy meals. Phillips Wink of Magnesia claims fast digestion restoration in five to ten minutes, reducing gas and heaviness after meat meals. Unlike soda, Phillips neutralizes acidity, aiding comfort after rich diets.
The late Avery Hopeood, noted playwright who left a quarter of a million to the University of Michigan for annual literary prizes, spoke in New York about a banned work The Lorazies. He argued the ban arose from misinterpretation while referencing a humorous scene involving a chiropodist and a stout woman leaving a chiropodist shop with a burlap load on her back.
A letter-like excerpt describes a woman’s long battle with health issues. She recalls exhausting efforts and states Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound provided some relief. The passage notes repeated remedies and advice given by others, reflecting historical health practices.
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