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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1918
Page
3
Famous Holstein cow Tilly Altoarte breaks butter and milk records with 2088 pounds of butter in a week and 804914 pounds of milk over four years. Owners vow continued testing and future lactation periods as her fame grows.
The text outlines three main nutrients in seeds—proteins carbohydrates and fats—and argues for a balanced cow ration to support body growth and milk. It describes proportions for legume content and cereal mixes, guidance on feed rates, and references to a US Department of Agriculture bulletin on dry forage testing and feed applications.
Fragmented text describes shipping cattle with horns removed if feasible and mentions securing ties and handling during transport. References to female cattle, loading, and travel conditions imply methods to prevent movement and injury. The fragmentary notes hint at government or policy language without complete details.
The text details artillery education including ordnance handling, field artillery structure, and gunnery training. It covers projectile physics, wind effects, elevation calculations, and trajectory tables. It notes officer preparation, discipline, and the aim to prepare men for gunnery and battery command tasks at Fort Aidreg and similar postings.
Torn fragments describe cottonseed shortages and dairy export issues in Europe and Asia. Mentions price movements, labor, shipping routes, and cultural notes on Turkey and Telestine. Includes references to London, France, Germany, and the Crown, with unclear figures and dates amid a chaotic report.
A spike fence between the Lanes and Prices triggers political, social, and neighborhood turmoil in a divided town. After the barrier is built to deter garden thefts, disputes flare into accusations, a break in causes damage, and election tensions rise as neighbors align with different parties.
An analysis by a 20th century observer argues the true future of war lies in famine and economic collapse rather than direct battle. It cites food storage, logistics, and global supply chains as decisive factors shaping conflict outcomes and national power amid ongoing warfare.
The Elba iron mines gain wartime significance as transport routes shift to strip ore from the United States and move by sea along the Genes Boma Express. The piece notes forced labor, interned workers, and altered rail and harbor facilities on the island, with a focus on supply chains and military logistics amid conflict.
The readable portion records a chaotic exchange with unclear names and actions. It notes a discussion about strategy and fault, with phrases suggesting frustration and a half complete plan. No clear dates or organizations are identifiable in the available text.
Unclear OCR fragment reports tension at SOK Fears with Induttier and Coppera Wells. The text hints at a tough working period and unsettled conditions affecting operations and staff. Names appear garbled, with no clear events or dates to confirm.
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