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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1935
Page
2
Miss May Betteridge crowned Princess May of the twenty fourth national orange show in San Bernardino California and given the title California Maid.
Distillers and brewers dried grains will be widely available to dairy cattle feeders. Feeding tests show distillers grains equal or superior to other protein supplements, with corn based grain around 32 percent protein and 11 percent fat. Rye based grains run 16 to 25 percent protein, while brewers grains offer 22 to 25 percent protein and 7 percent fat. Brewers and malt byproducts also appear in related forms such as malt sprouts and dried malt grains.
Producers report limited clover seed with minimal European competition this year as U S crops falter. Red clover seed down to two thirds of last year while Alsike output falls thirty percent below average. Sweet clover down twenty percent. drought and heat trimmed seed, alfalfa up near normal though under twice last year. Carryover remains at a multi year low.
Receipts of horses and mules at public stock yards reached 221 142 in the first eight months of 1933, up from 171 587 in the same period of 1982 an almost 80 percent gain. A L Harvey of the animal husbandry division at University farm St Paul notes demand has overtaken supply as dealers scourry the countryside buying from farmers. Foals yearlings and two year olds are in strong demand with fillies fetching higher prices than geldings of similar merit. The 1930 census showed 88 of 100 farms operated entirely with horses or mules.
Thirty states have farm protective committees. Meat handling improves if animals are not fed 24 hours before slaughter. Cornell reports a cross between cultivated wheat and durum producing a Palestine wild-wheat type. North Carolina cotton growers expect 11.15 dollars per acre for withholdings in 1984. New York farmers join winter farm study courses. U.S. soil erosion tops three billion tons yearly. Saskatchewan to buy sodium arsenite for grasshopper control, needing about 180000 gallons across 100 tank cars.
Evaporated milk is produced by removing a large portion of water from whole milk or adjusted milk, with possible fat to nonfat ratio changes, through addition or removal of cream.
A recent discovery in Leningrad of empty caskets at Sts. Peter and Paul sparks revived rumors that Tsar Alexander I faked his death in 1825. Tales recount him possibly living as Fedor Kousmitch in Siberia, with various sightings and connections to reports by M. Octave Aubry and others.
The article explains Rome’s early silver coinage dating to about 268 B C. The obverse shows Roma’s helmeted head and the reverse the Dioscuri charging on horseback. Denarius marks X V III and XVI identify values, with later coins often lacking marks after 110 B C. Coins depict Diana driving a biga or chariot, and later reverses reflect historical events to date issues.
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