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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1925
Page
16
Agricultural notes discuss selecting good bulls for beef calves. It outlines weight targets, age, and care, emphasizing feed efficiency, proper lot management, and breed purity. The text warns about varying feed costs and stresses feeding during breeding and calving to optimize growth and health.
An aged guide warns farmers to feed sows with regulated rations using linseed and bran to avoid constipation and fever. It advises prompt afterbirth disposal, careful watering, and avoiding strong odors like kerosene to prevent pigs from eating newborns.
The article discusses economical methods for maintaining a breeding herd through permanent pastures. It urges keeping cattle on permanent pasture as long as seasonal conditions allow and warns against overgrazing. It notes a shift to velvet bean fluids as a winter option and references改善 husbandry guidance from Frat LF Starky.
A garbled OCR item describes a small shop named Saving Little Pugs Store of Ye with unclear details about functioning, times, and offerings. Several phrases reference food, timing, and potential losses but no coherent facts or names are readable. The text appears incomplete and inconsistent.
The report recounts violent clashes between white explorers and Aboriginal groups in remote northwestern Australia. After a shipwreck crew is driven inland and pursued by hostile regions, several white men are killed. A rescue party travels from Cape Leveque toward Winterton, encountering attacks and a massacre that culminates in the death of the relief expedition members.
A historic Hoosier settlement awakens as a heritage site inviting visitors. The piece notes early founders, including George Mapp and others, who built mills and homes, established a school system, and created a public education and arts center. Authorities promote the village’s preservation and a planned education program for future guests.
A garbled report notes a fine issued to Potla and mentions Terie Goelltrine of Bursia. The text is largely unclear with disrupted phrases and names, referencing a police matter and an alleged monetary amount.
A historical notice outlines building a clean well ventilated dairy stable with concrete floors and good lighting to improve cow health and milk production. Emphasizes sunlit, dry quarters, proper ventilation, and sanitary feed handling as essential for profitability and safety.
The text describes calf feeding practice focusing on early milk feeding, gradual transition to grain, and maintaining proper temperature. It notes the need to provide milk abundantly, start grain slowly, and avoid exposure to cold. It mentions substitutes for milk when necessary and recommends economical feeding options.
Fragmented OCR notes show rising consumption in Greater New Fore, with references to milk intake and monthly totals ending June 7 182s. Mentions gin, prices, gate perked, and daily intake changes with unclear figures and garbled terms.
Fragmentary text discusses ration components and breeding ratings with unclear terms. It mentions elements like Fe and pou piemetis in ratings and suggests breeder thinking about maternal lines. Specific names, dates, or places are not discernible in the legible segments.
A reader from Enoxville Tennessee describes long term illness and self prescribed remedies. The letter mentions a hormone like compound and urges women to seek a similar preparation for comfort though medical results are not documented.
The convalescent banker sought to remove a 13 year old blemish from his record after a social scandal involving a bright red apple and a claim of repentance. He explained his past conversion and asked for testimonies to support erasure of the note from his history.
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