Livestock guidance on feeding ewes for vigorous lambs
An agricultural note advises that breeding ewes in late gestation receive limited concentrates, about half a pound per head, with legume hay and clover as main roughage. It notes barley straw for constipation risk, warns against overfeeding, and emphasizes ample roughage, water, shelter, and protection from cold to support healthy lambing and milk production.
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Medal from a King for heroism at wartime
The article notes a New York woman honored by King Alexander of Yugoslavia for wartime heroism. She received a medal from the king’s hand during World War I era events and became one of the few women to receive such a distinction.
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Fragmented OCR summary of unclear text
The readable parts describe an event involving a person or child and an incident with lightning. It mentions danger or harm and references a father and places. Details are obscured by garbled text, making specifics of people, dates, or locations uncertain.
President Heads Red Cross Roll Call in Arkansas
The Red Cross roll call begins November 1 and runs through November 27. President heads the Arkansas drive, urging participation and listing Crocks officials and local organizers.
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Corn Stover Silage For Winter Feed
The article discusses corn silage as winter feed, noting yields and feeding value. It cites measurements of silage weight per acre, silage production per bushel of corn, and labor factors, with observed differences in digestibility and potential costs.
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Dearreying
Incomplete OCR Note on Ewes and Dairy Feeding
Fragmentary text discusses ewes in flesh, door price, dairy milk supply, and feeding adjustments. References to January or December periods and names are unclear, with garbled terms like Becomesary and Bupaly.
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Unclear fragmentary text with health and farming hints
Readable portions describe livestock hints and farming terms amid garbled words. The fragment mentions pasture, cattle, crops, and possible references to bate terms and local places, but exact events or names are not recoverable.
Wise and Foolish Dairymen and Seasonal Milk Supply
An article discusses dairy farming practices across months, noting wise dairymen breed cows in November and December while foolish ones face spring milk shortages. It emphasizes planning for winter feed, irrigation delays, and breeding cycles to ensure steady milk output and farm profitability. The piece cites the Colorado State Dairy Commission context and stresses breeding, free-standing cows, and year-round labor as keys to success.
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Colorado Ste Dairy Commissiooner
Grain Mixture That Increases Calf Weight Revealed
A study at the University of … shows calves fed a grain mix plus alfalfa reached 477 pounds at 60 days. Calves later weighed 235 pounds at 80 days with growth to 401 pounds on ml and alfalfa. Weaning occurred at 30 days with diet continuing to optimize gain.
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Rome
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Richest Milk Drawn From Udder Not First
In a noted dairy claim a reader asks about milk quality and delivery order with a humorous take on udder milk yield. The discussion centers on which portion yields the richest milk and how the sequence may affect taste and value.
Dairying Facts From HBS Culyra Feed Practices
Readable text discusses dairy feeding methods to improve milk yield and calf growth. Mentions new feeding blends and timing, with references to husk, corn, and a recommended milk mix. Notes potential impacts on cows and calves under various conditions described in an agricultural bulletin.
Personal Experiences From Virginia Reader Letter
The fragmentary text recounts a Virginia reader sharing experiences and views on Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and related remedies. It references health concerns for women and mentions a doctor or writer named Bramrow, with limited legible details and no clear narrative conclusion.
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Lydia & Pinkham
Snow as substitute for fee in winter codes
The text describes snow serving as a substitute for fees in winter, noting its collection, use in maintaining supply, and impacts on operations. It mentions old methods, the role of ice, and the need for adequate cold storage to preserve snow for later use.
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The Frecreasuve Geezer
The passage presents garbled text with unclear meaning and several mis-spellings. It mentions a "Bee Beater" and asks a question about splitting something, but the overall context is unreadable. No definite people, events, or organizations can be identified from the readable fragments.
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