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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1930
Page
7
A Rexburg Idaho girl Miss Max Ina Adams daughter of Mr and Mrs W Lloyd Adams was presented to the King and Queen of England at the English court a few days ago. Adams is socially prominent in Idaho and is a young lady of exceptional talent. She has been studying in Florence Italy and traveling in Germany Austria and other portions of Europe.
Four states California Idaho Nevada Utah joined Ely for a celebration marking the Wendover to Ely Lincoln Highway finish. Governors Balzar and Dern attended with parade reenactments, speeches, and a demolition of an abandoned smelter stack.
The Bingham Canyon mine in Utah is expanding with ore transported to McGill and Ely for processing. The operation employs about 1,000 workers, while road improvements along the Lincoln Highway include oiling and paving projects in Nevada and Utah to support faster travel between Wendover, Ely, and Salt Lake City.
Prof L M Hurd of Cornell University endorses a fixed mash program from early feeding to 8 weeks, with a grain supplement after eight weeks. The plan includes constant mash access, twice daily fresh mash, chopper space for all, fine grit early, oyster shell at four months, and oil only if indoors most of the time.
The article describes two effective vermin destroyers for fowl. Blue ointment applied under the vent and sodium fluoride powder rubbed into the skin in several spots. A newer method uses Blackleaf 40 spread along perches to produce fumes that kill lice when the birds roost.
An open shed of the machinery shed type is praised as a practical turkey shelter. It protects from wind and storm, provides ventilation and exercise space, and can double as shelter for small machinery in the summer.
A fragment notes that a Mediterranean sea bulb called squill contains an essence that kills rats yet is not poisonous to humans or common pets. Researchers from the United States Department of Agriculture report the discovery as a potential safe rat poison.
A fragmented guide advises on lice deterrents for poults using thick cream or camphorated oil with careful application between quill feathers. It warns against confinement in freshly painted coops and cautions against rough handling or roaming on chicken ranges.
A study on fifth single breed Reds at North Carolina State College shows seven pounds of feed needed to raise a two pound broiler to market. Mash and grain fed, with feed cost around 20 cents. chicks at 20 cents and other costs at 1 cent will yield a two pound broiler selling at five cents. Fall is a target for raising several hundred broilers.
The article advocates whole milk feeding for calves, arguing it yields superior quality. It outlines a minimum whole milk plan, detailing when to taper milk, and estimates requirements of milk, grain, and hay for the first six months. It notes variation in calf vigor and promotes milk use over substitutes for health and cost efficiency.
The article argues that grinding cow feed does not increase its value and that roughage cannot become a concentrate. It advises letting grinding costs govern roughage use, avoiding ground roughages as concentrates, grinding small grains for dairy cows but not for calves, and not grinding roughage too finely.
A Beltsville dairy farm study shows pasture yield drops from 420 pounds in May to 11 pounds in August on a half-acre plot when grass growth is poor. Result: dairy cows should be fed heavily on short pastures, similar to winter feeding.
University of Wisconsin trials show cows fed cod liver oil lose milk and fat production. Alfalfa hay exposed to bright sun for three hours fails to supply enough vitamin D. Three days of strong sunlight exposure improves cows' nutrition, reducing milk loss. cows were fed hay silage and grain mix.
Grain amounts depend on cow condition and grass quality. Thin cows need more grain and less protein in the ration, while fleshy cows require slightly richer protein. Fresh succulent grass reduces protein needs compared with mature scanty grass.
Kenneth M. Lee of Augusta Maine captured two fox pups in a basket but the mother fox approached within three feet. He moved the pups by canoe over about a dozen miles to a camp and built a pen for them. The next morning the mother had burrowed in and taken the pups back.
Edward Smith of Raquette Lake New York attached a name and address plate to a turtle twenty eight years ago. The turtle was released and has now been found at Tsatasa wassa Lake nearly 200 miles away.
A brief street scene shows a beggar asking for credit while a business man refuses and tells him to return tomorrow. The exchange captures a moment of social tension and busy city life.
A Dothan Alabama reader reports strong relief after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits multiple bottles with renewed strength for herself and her four children and urges others to try it.
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