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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1916
Page
6
A fragmented tale recounts Little Sir Galahad with a blessing, rescue, and guidance from a father figure. The narrative explores faith, leadership, and character formation through a child’s early experiences and values.
Children gather at the edge of a pond and splash about while one boy clings to a wall and helps others, guided by Mary Alice and Charlie. They sketch, talk, and plan to rescue a friend as the scene blends play, danger, and imagination in a rustic neighborhood setting.
Fragmentary diary style recounts summer era work and family strains. A mother, Alice Paul Bhir, cares for children while keeping household chores and farm tasks, with references to washing, milk, and hard labor. The text hints at economic pressure, children’s schooling, and the father figure Warren confronting work changes.
The text outlines selection of egg layers using external indicators and breeding context. It emphasizes early production, body conformation including head and face features, and posture with a square stance. It mentions belt alignment and leg spacing as criteria for a productive layer type.
The text shows a garbled note likely about a photo or caption and a duck image. No clear people, organizations, or events are readable. The readable fragment suggests a caption context but lacks definite entities to identify.
Poultry notes stress proper hen separation and temperature control. Maintain clean, cool storage, avoid overcrowding, and select robust birds for market quality. Ensure feed dry conditions and monitor egg quality to maximize returns.
Fragmentary notes discuss sexing geese by mating behavior and size cues. The text mentions males driving others and neck movements as potential indicators, but the passage is garbled and hard to interpret with confidence.
A guide discusses removing infestations from nest boxes and preventing bores using sulfur measures. It suggests cleaning, brashing, and preparing nesting sites, cutting and replacing old boxes, and resealing with inexpensive orange or cracker boxes.
The article outlines key poultry business principles stressing sound feeding and management for both home and commercial concerns. It warns that vermin and disease threaten egg production and profits and advises securing premises from pests. It notes birds should not fear strangers or dogs to prevent stress and production losses.
A historic note explains a marking method for baby chicks using colored bands to distinguish birds by age, breed, or stock. Sections describe securing bands, color choices, and practical steps for applying bands on very young poultry to identify groups.
Dr Peterson begins as president of Tah Agricultural College on September 1 succeeding De J A Widen who becomes president of the University of Uian. The college opens September 19, 1916 for the twenty second year of its operation and promotes industrial education and civic service.
The article extols broad access to courses at the Utah Agricultural College emphasizing practical farming, home economics, and industrial subjects. It urges rural residents and farmers to pursue education to meet agricultural, marketing, and welfare needs and mentions open enrollment for those eighteen and older.
The agricultural college plans to extend eyeglasses for testing to aid many unable to source practical information. Membership of registered students in listed counties will be required, with biweekly and monthly meetings and a minimum twenty members in each group to hold tests.
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