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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1929
Page
2
Rutgers dairy expert Button warns that feeding cows onion tops can taint milk for hours. Farmers seek solutions from pasture management, spraying, and crop rotations to reduce onion and garlic flavor in milk.
The text discusses the four stomach compartments of dairy cows and emphasizes using bulky roughages like clover and ensilage as the basis of rations. It advises feeding larger amounts of low-cost, bulky grain and roughage together, prioritizing economic feeding and careful grain-to-bulk balance to support high production.
Dairy notes advise white dairy barns and purebred stock of good quality. Farms explore soybean use for feed and manage cow conceiving and milking routines. Guidance covers udder care, feeding, bedding, salt, and rations to maximize milk fat and production.
Poultry expert O G U Ford warns that egg quality决定 chick quality. Use eggs 10 to 14 days old or fresher, with uniform eye shape and color. Avoid ridged or spotted shells. aim for white or uniform brown eggs. Maintain 45 to 65 degrees while storing, and turn eggs daily if kept longer than three or four days.
The article discusses turkey raising methods, noting debates on confinement versus full farm access. It argues rotalog plans limit infection by avoiding infested grounds and keeping turkeys from chickens. It suggests proper care includes brooding and feeding, with hopper feeds as a possible method.
Yard conditions are crucial in disease spread among poultry. Birds shed waste in soil, making yards the main vehicle for tuberculosis typhoid cholera and related infections, more than houses, emphasizing the need for hygienic management.
Poultry breeders find that tiny shriveled combs in hens suggest temporary production dips or poor fertility. A male with small combs would not reliably indicate a weak breeder, while very large combs in typically large-combed breeds can disfigure and handicap overall performance.
A 1920 Kanye experiment report shows wheat yielded modest weight gains in day old chicks compared with corn and oats. Cabbage residue provided a fairly good vitamin source, ranking above carrots. Commercial chick seeds included weed seeds, found in their feed mix.
University of Minolg announces the sixteenth annual summer course for coaches to be held June 17 to July 27. The program, tracing back to 1914 at Upoli, features football with Milner, track by Garry Gill, basketball by Craig Ruby, baseball by Carl Lumaren, and physical education topics led by several named instructors. The open air sessions include stands on Biatorte Tillaots finals, with a university bulletin detailing the course.
Owner Ruppert expresses confidence in Huggins as manager and the Yankees. He notes the team’s infield looks stronger with Koe nig, Durochy, Lazsert and Genriz alongside Dugan and Muggina as reserves. He foresees fewer sleepless nights if Hugging remains at the helm.
John D. Mostin's Southern league Umpiring staff adds two new members Spike Shannon a former Giunta player and Jack Kervin who has worked in the South Atlantic league Shannon brings several years of success in the Western league while Kervin joins from the South Atlantic circuit. The group also includes Bill Trennay Harry Johnson Gailey Willtnens Death Valley Scott Pack Campbell Moot Harper and Eddiette Laughlin.
Guidance on keeping incubating eggs and newly hatched chicks safe. Do not disturb hens during hatching except to remove chicks promptly when dry. Use a warm basket near the flock and transfer eggs to a quiet hen if needed. Do not chill the chicks.
Atlanta Crackers manager Wilbur Good received a letter from a well known town figure questioning why 80 matty old men remain on the roster. Good replied with a calm defense of the lineup and his plans, while noting players’ ages and readiness.
A scattered train of early 20th century baseball notes covers players, trades, and sightings. President Hickey of the American association presided over an opening Columbus game, while famed umpire Tommy Conolly dominates calling balls and strikes since 1890s. Kenesaw Mountain Landis visits Marietta and Alabama figures surface, including Marty Callaghan’s release, Charley Robert sn’s sale to Milwaukee, and Gabby Street linked to Cincinnati. A jumble of players in Toleda, Santa Cruz, and Cleveland vie for spots as teams chase money, bonuses, and future value. The era’s shifting rosters, trades, and bounties reflect a vibrant but chaotic baseball landscape.
The column recalls Cy Williams role with the Rockies and hints he could lose a spot to younger players. It mentions Notre Dame alum Eterny van Dorn and a veteran Chicago Cubs connection, with reflections on Hall of Fame style slugging and bench battles as 60 games and past seasons are cited.
Fragmented items touch golf boxing boxing history and college sports with references to Laie St Laie, Illinois, Penn State, and the University of Usthols. Mentions include Kentucky Derby dates, investment figures, and athletes Levineks and Dor, but the text is garbled with unclear events and inconsistent names.
Mr and Mrs Edata Schroeder discuss talking pictures with their infant. The child asks to hear a real purring cat before the first spoken film, hoping to hear life like animals on the screen.
The article recalls Dr Caldwell's early 19th century prescription, used in drug stores by 1802, touting a liquid vegetable laxative for women and the elderly. It claims safe, mild relief from constipation and a wide range of ailments, asserting widespread trust and distribution across Illinois for trial usage.
A rare first edition of Edgar Allan Poe s The Merdera of the Bn Morgue has been found in a pile of second hand books. Published in Philadelphia in 1825, only two verified copies are known to exist. Owen D Young reportedly paid 25000 for the scarce item.
A fragment notes Ona Out of Many ogg Kalcker-Brunien with a father taking her to BIL eight. Questions arise about her monsterful characteristics and Kalcker’s statements about elpars when she interacts with them.
Fragmentary note shows a speaker pressing for action during dialogue. The text requests a man remove his watch and wind it as a judge would, indicating irritation or challenge in a social interaction. The surrounding context and exact situation remain unclear from the fragments.
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