Tynan Weds Ruth Willems at Archbighepilania Residence
Joseph J. Tynan, head of an SF slipbuilding company, married Ruth dna Willems of University of California in Archbighepilania residence while guests waited at Gewatown hotel for the ceremony.
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1923
Page
3
Joseph J. Tynan, head of an SF slipbuilding company, married Ruth dna Willems of University of California in Archbighepilania residence while guests waited at Gewatown hotel for the ceremony.
A late 19th century report describes a wildlife incident where a hunting party near Wittiner and Herman Wendeler was attacked. Details mention a killed bear and discarded hides, with confusing names and terms as read from the OCR.
Advice stresses weighing feed and avoiding overfeeding to prevent scours. Emphasizes scrupulous cleanliness of pens bedding and feed vessels, daily washed and sterilized. Recommends ample clean water use a thermometer monitor temperature and treat at first sign of diarrhea while adjusting feed. Tie calves for separate feeding and provide exercise.
A New Jersey State Agricultural College dairy specialist offers precautions for calving cows. They advise drying a cow about six weeks before calving, providing a well‑bedded box stall, and a grain mix of equal parts wheat bran and oats in the final week. If calving date is uncertain, a mash is recommended. After freshening, provide lukewarm water and warm mash, monitor the cow for the passing of the afterbirth, and keep her away from drafts. If complications arise, contact an experienced person promptly.
Farmers note cows in good condition at freshening are best suited for the year’s milk production. They begin with higher milk flow and longer lactations than those starting from poorer condition.
A historical note emphasizes feeding cows on a regular schedule with a grain portion as part of the ration. It warns that improper feeding can cause cows to eat too fast and risk digestive issues while suggesting consistent practice to improve milk or health outcomes.
A fragmented note describes ostriches with two toes or one large toe, a Wall Street messenger wearing a steel safety chain, and a claim that ekla weighs 44 pounds per cubic foot, while New York society women run a cemetery for their dogs.
A fragmented item notes sunflowers as a good food for dairy cows and references stages or arts related to the topic. The garbled text mentions speed and rifle imagery, but the coherent point centers on sunflowers as cow feed.
An unclear clipping notes confusion over a rebuke issued by an inspector. The fragment references Josh and a delivery issue, with Louisville, Kentucky context implied by the Courier-Journal. The text is garbled but centers on a dispute or rebuke related to conduct or procedure.
A fragment from Shimligh aged 17 mentions Mrs. Gashter asking to read her books and an author coming to dinner, with plans to have her house ready for literary tastes. The garbled dialogue suggests a local scene centering on books and a guest author.
A humorous backstage quip between Afra Gawker and a tenor unfolds as she notes paying $200 to entertain the audience this evening. The tenor replies in serenade tones offering to pin a cherk on his lapel before singing, reflecting a lighthearted social moment reported by the Evening Age-Merald.
Jane overhears her mother discussing Christmas gifts and insists she buy only what she wants. She argues for taking care of her own needs, hoping to curb the sale of extra clothing and socks as part of the presents.
A fragmentary reminiscence depicts a tramp begging near a tram door and a harsh urban existence. The narrator recalls neglect from birth and poverty while referencing a London Punch culture, hinting at social hardship in the city.
A damaged OCR fragment references a local matter with unclear names and dates. Readable elements hint at a notice about a public action or event but specifics are obscured by errors. No definite figures or entities can be confirmed from the available text.
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