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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1927
Page
6
W. W. Shay argues hog producers should balance pasture and corn feeding to maximize profit. He notes hogs gained sharply last month, but warns against price drops from overexpansion. He urges proper feeding, supplements, and avoiding selling corn off the farm to boost returns.
Professor L A Maynard of the New York State College of Agriculture cautions farmers against expensive mineral mixtures with unnecessary additives. He endorses simple bone meal, limestone, and salt or a iodized option for goiter, while warning that many market blends contain worthless substances and inflate prices.
Trials at the Kentucky experiment station show steers can start on silage corn cottonseed meal and straw and finish satisfactorily after replacing with legume hay. Over three years 900 to 1000 pound Tennessee steers fed 112 to 152 days grew faster on hay finished rations, though hay costs reduced overall profit slightly. Hay-fed steers gained about one half to one pound more daily than all-silage fed groups.
The article extols fresh whole milk as the best feed for calves raised for veal. It explains feeding young calves from dairy cows, notes veal quality depends on milk, and gives an estimate that ten pounds of milk yields one pound of gain in the first 20 days, with birth weight around 73 pounds needing about 750 pounds of milk to reach a 150 pound sale weight.
A brief note on horse feeding compares oats with a mixture of middlings gluten meal and finished meal. Oats are praised for handling heavy rations without indigestion and for boosting spirits, though a mixed feed showed better flesh and slightly lower cost in one trial.
An old calf scour prevention method using cow removal is replaced by colostrum milk from the Rockefeller Institute and New Jersey College of Agriculture. Early feeding of eight ounce portions via nursing bottles is advised to strengthen newborn calves and prevent digestive disorders.
The article discusses how selective culling, breeding, and good feeding raise profits in dairy farming. It notes water quality, temperature, and barn conditions affect milk production and outlines challenges in keeping high producing cows while managing losses from lower producers.
A 1927 Western Newspaper Union snippet notes a revival of ribbon use in fashion with belts, purses, and trim on hats. It describes upturned brims, velvet and felt accents, and the craft of making envelope purses and belt accessories at home, highlighting DIY appeal and stylish experimentation.
A historical account of Giuseppe Garibaldi's life from early involvement with Young Italy in 1844 through his guerrilla actions in Naples and Sicily, his exile in New York, and his pivotal role in unifying Italy under Victor Emmanuel I. It traces state upheavals, battles, and political shifts that led to the 1861 unification and Garibaldi's enduring image as a patriot.
A fragment cites a bold vow to win a love interest by facing a dragon. The lines hint at a cautious romance with a protective parent figure. The dialogue centers on resolve and impending meeting with the girl's father.
An advertisement touts Bell Ans as a quick relief for belching gas headache heartburn and nausea. It markets itself as a non laxative digestive aid and invites readers to request free samples from Bell Co Inc Orangeburg New York.
A brief line features a speaker noting money's persuasive power and the demand for their input. The phrase signals a focus on financial influence and public interest in the speaker's perspective.
A Detroit News fragment notes a casual exchange about why Eli married, with Tim replying that Eli keeps working and the reason remains unclear. The line reads as a snippet rather than a full news item.
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