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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1927
Page
6
A quirky craft piece describes wooden figures called buttons that stand ready to serve during smoking hours. Readers can decorate undecorated figures by mixing sealing wax with denatured alcohol to enamel them, painting trousers blue and coats scarlet, and adding gilt accents along the row.
Lycrer plaques, made in bas relief, are set to carry honors as popular Christmas gifts. The subjects include famous scenes and paladins, such as Buch ag Thacke ng home, Old Curiosity Shop, Whistler's Mother, and the head of Shakespeare, resembling fine ivory with sepia tones.
USDA official Lloyd S. Tenny told the Cooperative Pure Milk Association in Clocionail Olle that only strong organization in dairy production and distribution can keep the American industry economically secure. He warned foreign competition is rising as southern hemisphere production expands and winter markets shift, while US output fails to meet domestic needs.
A long reflection on reform, criticism, and leadership. The piece argues reform is driven by the silent majority, questions criticism, praises Mussolini as a peacemaker, cites James on clear thinking, and notes people are moral yet lazy in 1927.
The article emphasizes feeding and management to keep ewes healthy for spring lambing. It recommends alfalfa hay as a top feed, with clover hays as alternatives, and cautions against overreliance on grain. It suggests light grain before lambing, ample water, and proper shelter to maintain thrift and reduce lamb losses.
Trust companies in Utah hold about 90.3 million dollars in resources, up from 86.7 million last year, with New York firm United States Mortgage and Trust noting a three and a half million dollar gain. Provo weather week through Nov 23 is mild to freezing. Echo reservoir work relocated by Utah Construction Co. pending thirty day notice. Kanab reports heavy moisture and 13 inches of snow while roads to southern scenic lands remain open. General highway conditions in Heber Duchesne road mostly passable. Soldier Summit icy. Myton and Davis County road and school enrollment notes. Vernal foresters discuss funding for maintenance of lines, trails, roads, and fences on Ashley National Forest in 1928. Honey shipments from Mountain States Flowery Producers' Association and a 839-can sale to Los Angeles export to Germany noted. Redmond road work to completion before bad weather. Ogden Union Station train siding improvements approved. Uintah honey buyer buys 839 cans for export. Panquitch Rod and Gun Club positions 25 Chinese pheasants along Pow howse Creek with 500 birds total estimated under President Marshall.
R G Clark chief of the dairy and food division says sanitation is the backbone of higher quality in Iowa butter. He notes cleanliness proper cooling and cooperative effort between creameries and farmers drive up prices and premiums for quality product.
Across records the poorest cows rarely outperform the best on other herds. Careful selection a good sire balanced seeds and intelligent care can turn the average farm into a paying herd.
The fragment describes cows and sheep swallowing, regurgitation, and reingestion of food in a coarse account. It mentions chewing, mouth, stomach, and reuse of missed cud but lacks coherent events or identifiable figures or locations.
Purdue University trials show soy beans replacing cottonseed meal in a silage and clover hay ration increases steer gains. The soy bean group averaged 2.42 pounds daily vs 2.18 for cottonseed, with higher finish and value estimates at market. Profit per steer over five years favors soy beans by about 5.99, with gains boosting overall returns and pork outcomes.
Sudan grass can improve hay quality for idle horses in winter, especially when fed with a grain ration. It provides fair results for idle or work horses but is not ideal for pasture as it grows soft and risks severe scouring or bloating in extreme weather.
The article stresses vaccinating pigs shortly after weaning to prevent hog cholera. It warns vaccination before weaning is ineffective, notes small vaccine impact, and advises close herd monitoring with veterinary consultation at first sign of trouble.
The American Tree Association warns that five minutes of exposure to air can injure tree roots beyond recovery. It offers tree planting tips and emphasizes protecting roots from sun, dry air, and wind to ensure better tree performance after planting.
American readers are urged to guard against kidney trouble from rich foods. Drinking plenty of selta water and four ounces of Jad Salts daily before breakfast is claimed to flush and stimulate cleansed kidneys, relieve bladder issues, and prevent irritation. The remedy, made from grape and lemon acids with lithia, is advertised as safe, inexpensive, and suitable for home use.
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