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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1925
Page
6
A Minne apte station report shows wheat based rations with corn and bran can be advantageous for spring pigs. Data from three feeding tests indicate changes in weight gain and fattening percentages across different protein and byproduct mixes, highlighting wheat’s cost and performance relative to corn and tankage.
A fragmented discussion discusses whether hogs should be washed and cleaned as part of humane handling, referencing beliefs about hogs' natural behavior and the idea of giving them opportunity. It notes risks of illness from improper care and mentions fresh water, cold water, and veterinary-like cautions in handling hogs.
An OCR fragment discusses skim milk value and a price for corn plug or similar feed. It references a stated value per pound and notes a comparison to methods of fattening bogs. Mentions terms like ten and thirty five, and a general pricing context for feed goods.
Readable text discusses farmers and sheep as metaphors with garbled names and places. The excerpt references a farmer not doing well and mentions Bel Alabiee and other unclear terms. Strong entities are obscured by OCR errors making exact identification difficult.
Reading shows garbled notes on stock improvement and breeding terms. Mentions purebred lines, copper clamps, and education ideas but content is unreadable beyond isolated phrases. No clear event or individuals to identify.
The New Jersey Beate College of Agriculture reports a drop in fat test results during pasture grazing and early lactation. Researchers note sampling methods and potential skew to milk composition, with emphasis on maintaining representative samples and proper testing timing.
The text discusses feeding dairy cows with roughage and legume hay for high milk output. It mentions silage like beet pulp and soy bean meal, different feeds such as clover, alfalfa, and hay mixes, and references Bulletin 719 detailing feeding practices and weight gain targets for dairy cows.
Reports indicate that faulty handling and possible bacterial contamination during milk processing led to concerns about safety. Cleaning and proper pasteurization are emphasized to prevent residue and odor, with advice to thoroughly wash equipment and maintain hygiene in storage and transfer areas.
The fragment discusses varying temperatures affecting a cooling and mixing process for a cream dessert. It mentions timing before evening preparation, the use of a paper, and minor steps to avoid spoilage while combining ingredients and maintaining texture.
A long, text heavy piece describes tailored fashion for a vacation wardrobe. It mentions Ab queen of fashions, various fabrics, colors, and accessories, and contrasts conventional and modern styles. The narrative emphasizes stylish silhouettes, waist emphasis, and options like knickers versus trouser outfits for travel.
The American Legion launches a cottage at Otter Lake to aid orphans as part of a broader child welfare drive. Mrs Emme Purchner, formerly head of a Laing guardians board, will supervise while local commissions and the Legion fundraise to extend care across nearby cottages.
The American Legion organization plans to mobilize picked members for emergency service. Commander Weber stresses readiness to respond to disasters with trained lines of action and coordination with other agencies. The article notes the legion’s past aid to floods and fires and emphasizes rapid mobilization during crises.
A garbled OCR entry references Bernard Wiltley as a commander in the American Legion in New York with uncertain dates and names. It mentions a fundraiser figure of 200 00s and a claim about aiding orphans and a young commander. The text is largely incomprehensible and hard to verify.
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