Untitled notice from Siam with names and candidacy hints
Fragmented OCR text indicates a request for assignment as master to a person named Winston Shlem and a Ling of Siam. It mentions a friendship influence and confession in Tei fta Paiternon. The passage also references a candidate for congress and a request tied to a North Carolina context.
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Lindsey Low Patteren
Winston Shlem
Tepybugan
Anal Tonmilttes Wooumb
North Caroina
Bim
Ecord
On Readit
Ling
Siam
Am O
Pentesminis
Digestible dairy rations and feed digestion notes
The article explains dairy cow nutrition focusing on digestible feed, carbohydrates, and protein needs. It discusses feed tags, palatability, rumen digestion, and how feed quality affects milk output, advising balanced rations with attention to water intake and digestion efficiency.
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Everrous
Wooddie
Heifer Pasture Grain Needs Highlighted by Farmer Advisory
Farmers warn thin pasture herds require added grain to support growth and prevent weight loss. The message stresses supplying balanced rations, especially early in the growing period, to ensure calves mature properly and avoid stunted development.
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le VY Wingo
Digieles
Duier
Telversity Furck
Paul
Minn
Pashera
Jook
Herda
Bewdser
Grasaie
Dairy Notes On Feed Supplements For Calves And Cattle
Dairy notes discuss feeding practices for calves and cows, noting that crop byproducts like cottonseed are valuable for fattening cattle when supplemented. Government reports cite about 80 percent poverty among potato growers, and advise diversified feeding to support dairy ratios despite limited feed options.
Feeding Trials At Kansas State College Lamb Diet Study
An experiment at Kansas State Agricultural College tested silage and alternative feeds for lambs. Prof EE Reed reported on body gains, costs, and substitution of alfalfa with silage and other grains over several feeding lots, noting mixed results and practical limits.
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Bansea
Tata Wizeta
Prof
Reed
Kansan
Colenseh
Pushing Lambs for May Market Is Proper Flan Marketing
A historical discussion on lamb marketing notes weather pasture and feed impact prices. It argues fat lambs fetch better prices while underfed or overfattened lambs risk losses, stressing timely feeding in early weeks and the value of hay, roughage, and barley as practical fodder choices for profitable market sales.
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Tnt Com
Eanes
Unclear OCR: notes on nursing and litter management
Fragmentary report discusses nursing large litters, shifting care every hour, gaps between feeds, weaning times around seven weeks, and implications for piglet and sow welfare and litter value.
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Ouraby
Live Stock Notes on Sheep and Lambing Practices
A historical note discusses lambing strategies and feed planning for ewes and their lambs. It covers extra feed, water immersion of newborns, pasture management, and general husbandry methods to reduce losses and improve outcomes on the farm.
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