Bacon Hogs Profit From Forage and Feed Data
An analyzed report from North Dakota Agriculture College details bacon hogs profits across multiple records. It notes pounds gained per acre and per head for hogs fed on peat, corn, and peas with figures such as 380 pounds per head on peas, 128 pounds per day, and other yield metrics. Average weights and gains per pig are listed alongside acre-wide totals for 13 acres and related feed mixes, reflecting a historical agricultural study.
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Beacon
Tron
Adee
North Dakota Agriculture Collage Leat Peer
Culling Breeding Ewes Is Very Good Practice
An agricultural official urges culling ewes before breeding to improve wool and meat quality. He notes high prices for prime lambs and warns that conservative breeding expansion by experienced farmers may reduce profits if only high grades are kept.
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Avery Sheep Reaper
Riz
Briannetartt
Dinea
Agrichliore
Lack of Lomersis Gause Impacts Hogs Diet and Health
A distorted report suggests a lack of certain minerals in Faralysia diets affects hogs. Observers note weakened bones and spinal issues, with rear-quarter weakness after a strain. Early retentel work indicates broader mineral deficiencies in the feed.
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Faralysia
Euielent
Olmersia
Christia
Live Stock Hints From Feed Notes and Wool Crop Guidance
An OCR fragment discusses feeding hogs with alfalfa hay to prevent digestive issues and suggests careful handling of feed to promote healthy hog development. It also mentions managing a wool crop and growth requirements for wool and related food resources.
Associations of Great Benefit in Dairy Herd Testing
Historical note outlines cow testing groups to record daily milk yield and feed costs. The tester visits farms, measures milk production, records feed types and costs, and evaluates profitability. The process aims to improve dairy efficiency and breeding decisions through group cooperation and standardized records.
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Daley
Gary Thad
Seirepan
Oti
EL Baron i
Osaniy 2
Oman
Berg
Gellar
Ted
Digest and Assimilate Nutrienta in Corn Cobs
The text argues corn cobs are hard to digest and questions whether cobs or bran should form the bulk of a cow's total feed. It considers nutrient absorption and the energy cost of processing cobs versus mixing with other feed components for fattening cows.
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Pring
Ie Broadcasting & Tagciness Epriog Eong
Rothes
Dairy Hints and Agricultural News Amid Food Production Shifts
A garbled early 20th century dairy and agriculture update references dairy hints, farmers, and colleges, noting winter feeding, meat use, and farming economics. Mentions Wighty Pipes, Boring Bennuse, and Terese end Fel stones, with vague notes on farm labor, cattle feeding, and ration costs. The piece reflects concerns about nutrition, price pressures, and policy on farming efficiency.
Knitted Tunic Frock Styles Rule Spring Fashion
The article surveys knitted tunic frocks in bright spring colors with long sleeves and close fitting silhouettes. It notes bold color contrasts, patchwork and embroidered details, various collars and cuffs, and the rise of two piece outfits tying the look together. It emphasizes accessorizing, belts, and decorative edging as key trends.
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Galer
Ein Bro
Fort Gibson and early Forts in Oklahoma Territory history
Fragmented text recounts early forts and expeditions in the western United States and Indian Territory. Mentions Fort Gibson, Fort Emlth Avenue, and affiliations with explorers, traders, and military figures. Describes 1840s to Civil War era movements and the strategic role of forts in westward expansion and Native American relations.
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Fort Gibson
Stephen W Bennaer
Edwin Sumner
Philip St
Geo Coote
Jaffereen
George Chthin
Ermler
India
Pisce
Oklahomsa
Sell
Fort Laramie and Fort Wilas Becomes Fort Laon in History
Fragmentary OCR recounts early western forts and the Old Santa Fe trade route. It notes Fort Wilas named for Virginian governor and later renamed Fort Laon after a general, with references to the Proclamation era, the Santa Fe trail, and the evolution of Forts along the plains.
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South
Kore Uian
Ite
Grinnell
Historien
Beefere
Ferring
Benta
Arkatens
Willan
Tado
Laramie
Weerg
Senta
Furgaioirea River
Ain Mors
Phil
Igidarope Begta
Mezigg
Poebls
Kanene
Tex
Fort Wilas
Virgigin
Fort
Laon
Yallapo
Lacon
Set aside funds for Legion work through endowment gifts
Trosteea of the Knights of Columbus ha allocated 75000 pounds to the American Legion rehabilitation work. The Legion employment fund will boost ongoing work through Ina trent Tear while endowment income secures future child welfare financing. Gifts are intended to support veterans and orphans and sustain humane services long term.
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Trosteea
Knighte of
Colombos
Ameresy Legion A
Ina Trent
Legion Employment Fund
Eedomst
Tinsell Gomisten
Greviaten
American Legion Wu
Kiary
Forty
Tira Realutigna
Legion
Nationa Sfecudes
Orbans
Legion Te Coulis
Alan
Pergona
Endowment drive honors World War II veterans families
A local effort responds to the needs of surviving World War II veterans and their families by raising a 55 word endowment fund. Community leaders vow to support dependent children of the fallen or discharged service members through ongoing assistance and remembrance activities.
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Inus Floes
American Legion Reserve
Leen Honerary Fomeilies
Frank O Lowden
Tee
Tage
Consolidation of Veteran Aid Effort Ends in Proposal
In a push to reduce duplication of relief work and improve efficiency, Ameri can Legion leaders in Boston advocate consolidating veteran aid programs under a central framework. Officials expect the plan to evolve into a unified system coordinated with federal agencies to better meet veterans needs amid administrative restructuring.
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Creacon
American Legion
Boston
Ofielala
United States
Ehate Department
Amen
Americene
Voani
Etm
Vilion Central
Unclear fragment prompts stray headline style tease
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled fanfare mentioning audience, American Legion, weekly item. Core facts, entities, or dates are unreadable, limiting a coherent summary.
Local Bits Note Odd Phrases From Patchy OCR
Fragmentary OCR item hints at a community note involving agencies and a local event. Readable elements reference a sensory warning and a nearby town, but many names and specifics are garbled. The piece lacks clear persons, places, dates, or actions to form a solid summary.
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