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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1925
Page
6
A historical account outlines seventeenth to nineteenth century field breeding methods, detailing sow and boar selection, herd management, and the roles of breeders and inspectors. It highlights the emphasis on vigor, fertility, and proper mating to ensure productive litters and stable herd quality.
Calves should receive ample grain before weaning to support growth and reduce stress. Prior to eight weeks old the milk allowance drops and calves must be transitioned to grain gradually to promote steady rumen development. Ensure steady intake and clean bedding during the weaning period to prevent disruption and disease.
The note discusses color identifiers for horses and mules, feeding strategies to protect livestock from cold, and shelter needs. It emphasizes hay, grain, and consistent feeding to keep sheep, deer, and calves comfortable. It advises shelter to prevent wool loss and to reduce movement that wastes energy while urging careful feeding of livestock through winter.
The article notes fall freshening cows are profitable due to high butterfat prices in fall and winter, with stronger feeds and higher milk output. It compares seasonal returns, resources, and labor needs, highlighting cost and quality advantages of fall calves and winter care to boost long term dairy收益.
A study led by Dr. Bode of the University of Minnesota reports ground soybeans rivaling maize in dairy cow feed. Trials at the Walters dorm show soybeans delivering about 46 pounds of milk per day with protein near 28 percent, outperforming corn and barley blends. Researchers note high protein and mineral content make soybeans a valuable feed, though palatability and cost influence adoption.
Officials warn that odors from empty cans and containers used for storing gasoline or kerosene can linger and mislead observers about contents. Improper disposal and reuse of empty cream cans or life-saving containers create dangerous confusion and fire risk at depots and storage sites.
Dairy experts discuss the value of keeping calves for future milk production. With questions on birth weight, feeding daily gains, and the impact of early care, farmers weigh whether to invest in calves for future herds and milk yields.
The text discusses girls aged six to ten and their fashion, stressing outdoor wear and decorative accessories. It notes fine fabrics like crepe de chine, lace trims, and a range of gloves and adornments, highlighting practical concerns such as ease of wear and fit for daily use.
A garbled OCR fragment recounts a sudden accident or mishap aboard a vessel with witnesses named in distorted phrases. It hints at stepping on something, a burst or tear, and a chaotic scene involving a companion or crew, though many details are unreadable.
In her letter Mrs TD Geao recounts a harrowing medical dilemma. Doctors suggested surgery, yet a nonoperative approach from Pickbim's provided relief. After two months the patient reports improvement without an operation and credits the alternative treatment for reducing symptoms and easing her burden.
In 1925 Japan saw shifts in textile imports with increased wool and cotton sizes. Port records show fluctuating shipments and price patterns affecting domestic mills and foreign suppliers. The data indicate growing demand for wool and cotton fabrics amid modernizing industry pressures.
A garbled item describes a perfume claim involving a product named in connection with a facial routine. The fragment mentions a ladiy of distinction using a powder and facial cleanse, with references to a beauty regimen and a brand motif. The text is incomplete but indicates a cosmetic marketing note or advisory card.
Fragmentary OCR snippet references a person and events but lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or places to form a clear news item. The readable parts mention a person with marriage and duties but no verifiable details or outcomes.
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