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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1930
Page
2
Soy beans provide a high protein concentrate for dairy cattle with 16 percent fat and valuable digestible nutrients. Experiments show cattle may relish four pounds daily for 100 days without laxative effects. details cover grinding prior to feeding, storage risks, and optimal rations with corn oats bran and hay.
Farmers with cows on pasture are advised to stop feeding grain at pasture season start, though not universally. Low to medium production herds may prosper without grain if pasture is abundant, while closely cropped pastures and high producing cows in the 200 pound butter fat class often need grain to maximize milk and fat output.
The Holstein-Irishian Association of America adopts a rule to standardize feeding during official tests. Milking must be done by the regular milker and ration content and quantity may not change except for cow health needs. Any change requires supervisor notice and full explanation in the test report.
Guidance stresses fresh water for growing heifers and quick souring of milk at low temperatures. Vitamins boost health and growth via abundant alfalfa hay. Dairymen should select cows carefully and retain calves for future herds. Regular milking, feeding, kindness, and observation affect herd persistency.
Poultry specialists at Ohio State University advise reducing grain during summer and increasing mash to maintain egg production. They suggest feeding grain in the evening to stimulate mash intake and keeping birds confined or sheltered to boost consumption, with crumbled wet mash mixed with milk to extend feeding time.
Clean feed is essential to the success of a sanitation program. Feed must be kept clean and not scattered in litter or on the ground. Move hoppers weekly and place them in shade when possible to encourage eating. Ensure water sources are clean and free of stagnation to prevent worm infestations.
The first case was found in a prairie chicken by Dr. L. Yan, pathologist for the North Dakota agricultural college. Surveys indicate 6 percent of poultry examined in 28 states show tuberculosis, with higher rates in some middle western states. Campaigns are under way to stamp out avian tuberculosis.
Poultry hatch requires 20 to 35 days. Bees provide minerals and vitamins. Chicks need constant green feed. Main advice: prepare hens with a steady green diet and feed lengths cut by wire netting. Turkeys grow on their own to fats. hens and chicks require suitable care for early laying and growth.
The Chicago Daily News reports figures from the Commerce Department showing 10 506 active pilot licenses and 30 062 student permits issued by December 31 1920. It notes most are for commercial aviation and not army training and discusses employment limits for pilots turning to military use.
A spring Army Air Corps maneuver report recounts a flying incident at Mather Field Sacramento where a swarm of hundreds of bees covered a lower wing tip and the plane briefly grounded before Lt Simonton and his squadron took off again. Alf Erickson aided by bringing a bee expert to Sacramento to calm the situation.
Major J Deckard reported on a Jackson organization expedition to Alaska to assist in the search for Carl Bentelson and Bert Burland. He noted three Falian ships used to reach Nome and Fairbanks cut travel time to hours instead of days or weeks, with dog teams as the winter alternative taking up to 20 days.
Seattle Airways offers 24 hour accident insurance for travelers on the Chicago to San Francisco and Seattle to Los Angeles routes. An insurer specializing in short term traveler coverage agreed to provide policies, covering 32.
The article notes an artificial meat flavor trend winning favor in Europe and suggests fruit or berry flavored cutlets may become a future possibility as developers report growing interest and potential success.
A Kansas City couple discussing a wedding invite accidentally reveals they forgot to invite distant relatives of the bride. The groom asks to retrieve the invitation, and the friend offers to return the wedding present. The bride insists the situation is real as she explains the shortage of invitations.
Quote style exchange shows Mrs Jackson and Mr Jackson arguing about money and marriage. London Answers notes the playful but foolish remarks and labels love as an intoxicant in the dialogue.
A group of women shared quince preserves at a community picnic and their dish drew the most applause. The moment highlighted local cooks and a friendly, competitive atmosphere among neighbors.
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