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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1920
Page
2
The Ohio cow testing association reports higher butterfat per cow with 49 pounds per cow average and 72 pounds of fat total. Increased income is linked to better feed efficiency and rising membership, while several members note improved fat output from newer sires.
Fragmented OCR text describes dairy animals valued by fairs and markets with prices per head, urging farmers to keep cows and cattle fed. Mentions wheat and butter and general concerns about supply, demand, and fairs. May reflect rural economy and agricultural notes from a historical paper.
A dairy note outlines a herd bull ration using Gate Bailey or Spey hay bran Gilmer and wild hay. The description mentions oats, several bundles of bran and oats combined with good wild hay to sustain the beast.
Fragmentary farm record notes cows freshening in fall and manpower needs. Mentions dairy chores, winter work, and labor efficiency. Readable names and clear dates missing, but indicates seasonal housing and tasks for dairy operation.
A fragmented OCR item notes a Belgian royal gift involving Beiter Hilan and King Albers amid ties to Elisabeth of Baigium. The incomplete text hints at a ceremonial exchange impacting the Vireinig Balen Slecett region and relations with Belgians and Dutch authorities.
Outbreak of the war forces Wettinghoied company to alter its building program. Elarbel says 46 hones for its eerplgg een Breney Uoder. Brick-backed structures with brickwork, cement porches, and covered cellars planned. Paving, electricity, and rent options noted. sale of land at £48 per acre planned by 205h in the Morce of the company.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions New Zealand timber imports and a tanker with $4 figures. It hints at trade terms, material handling, and possible connections to Oregon, but lacks coherent detail or full names and dates.
A fragmented report notes lively freight activity around Columbia with mentions of the Pecan trade and transportation routes. The text references freight movement and local economic activity, highlighting the role of supply chains in the area.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Salt Lake City area incident and broader Utah topics. Items mention a hospital transport, arrests for forging checks, the AFL convention in Salt Lake, education funding in Utah, and local civic actions. Names and places include Salt Lake, Ogden, and Pendleton, with references to state leaders and public works.
In 1873 a contested claim argued against Earth’s curvature using scientific tests and scripture. A judge ordered forfeiture of $2500 as a reward for proof, while a referee confirmed a curve tangent between a bridge and town wall, though the challenger failed to maintain the path and faced embarrassment. The Springfield Republican reports on the episode.
A narrative portrays an adventurer seeking rare jewels and ancient arts in perilous forests and temple precincts. The quest promises danger yet aims to unveil primeval beauty and contribute to scientific knowledge through hard-won discoveries.
Fragmentary report describes a court case in which a prisoner’s head is covered with a wicker hood and a basket. The intent appears to be to prevent retaliation by others and to stop the prisoner from aiding an escape, with guards and officials maneuvering around the restraining device in a tense setting.
Readable fragments describe a chaotic scene with mentions of Moscow, prewar plans, a crowd reacting, and a speaker retreating amid confusion. The text includes garbled phrases about punishment, clothing, and a top of the lung image, suggesting a disjointed account of a dramatic event.
Fragmentary OCR fragment mentions fleas and dragons and a general science tone but lacks clear subjects dates or events. It references popular mechanics language and unidentified terms. No verifiable entities or concrete facts are present to form a factual summary.
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