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Newspaper
Pendleton Times
Location
Pendleton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1922
Page
7
PORTS apparel reviews modish knitted outerwear with turbans and small hats rising in popularity. Designers showcase velvet, silk and embroidery in versatile pieces for street wear, college wardrobes, and evening looks including dance hats with metallic fabrics and beaded accents.
USDA tests show general purpose hens like a mash with 18 percent meat scrap and oats bran mix, yielding good eggs without excess fat. Leghorns require heavier rations. Gluten meal tops vegetable proteins, while fish meal and tankage rival meat scraps when combined with minerals.
Demonstration by the U S Department of Agriculture and the state showed that sulphur sprays control potato scab. In an New Jersey field, 600 pounds of sulphur per acre eliminated scab and yielded about 300 bushels per acre of clean potatoes, with prior year plots showing little value. Trials with 150 and 300 pounds per acre had progressively better control. Flowers of sulphur or sulphur dust were used.
N K Carnes of the University of Minnesota beef division argues producers should maintain a herd of well bred beef cows and feed and care them economically. Spring calf drops let cows winter on pasture, reducing shelter labor and grain, while older stock can be bought cheaper with similar finishing prices.
Dairy cows need high protein feed for profitable milk flow. Alfalfa, cheaper than protein concentrates, suits dairy rations well. Dry cows eat 20 to 25 pounds daily and milking cows 25 to 30 pounds. Alfalfa is cooling and palatable, reducing production costs when substituted for concentrates.
Breeding cows can be wintered on good legume hay or carbonaceous roughages with some nitrogenous concentrates to balance the ration. The beef cow should maintain body weight on farm roughage while high priced concentrates serve the calf's growth. Regular care with ample water and salt keeps cows in condition and avoids costly weight gain later.
The plan to eradicate bovine tuberculosis across counties gains traction in Michigan and beyond. Five counties are reportedly free of the disease as boards allocate funds and cooperate with state and federal efforts, prompting further adoption and a hopeful national outcome.
A practical note outlines beet top silage as a 31 percent to 6 ton yield per crop with about $1 per ton for tops gathering filling and finishing. Tops must be piled promptly after topping dirt removed and sand eliminated. Use standard corn silage structures though beet tops pack densely and may crack slightly creating air gaps. A well built silo is reasonably safe.
USDA experiments show alfalfa added to fattening or growing stock rations yields better gains and higher profitability. It outperforms sorghum hay and grasses, though alfalfa and other legumes are similar overall. Alfalfa is more palatable and consumed more completely.
Well cured alfalfa shows higher feeding value than hay from grasses cowpeas soybeans or clover and approaches wheat bran in value. It is more palatable and economical as a protein substitute. Full bloom hay suits cattle sheep and horses while earlier cut hay reduces waste for hogs and poultry.
Do not forget that it costs something to sell farm products. Whether you sell or your merchant, commission man or growers' association sells there will be cost. Estimate the cost and pay what is necessary for economical marketing.
Advice on trimming a boar's feet stresses patience and calm handling. The guide notes sawing into the quick may be needed to shorten the toe, and recommends coaxing the animal by scratching its flank to enable safe access and gradual shaping of the foot for proper growth.
When pigs are weaned the feed should be cut down to check the secretion of milk. Dry oats make a safe feed for a sow for a few days. If the udder gets very full, it is a good plan to turn the sow in with the pigs once a day for a few days. By this system the sow's milk supply is reduced, and she is dried up gradually.
Fragrance of plants attracts insects for fertilization and florists seek brighter colors and bigger blooms, not sweeter scents. Cuticura ad promotes scalp relief with ointment and soap for clearer skin. Italian violins and strings are famed, a mystery behind Italy's long leadership in string making.
A collage of quotes and observations on voice cultivation breakfast schedules and thrift. An old Life magazine line about a voice being cultivated contrasts with a Red Cross Ball Blue laundry ad. The piece notes early rising as taste and a jailed man’s meal security.
The fragment riffs on tuning in and getting along by taking stock of what you have. It contrasts effort with expectation and suggests practical mindset over passive hoping for the best. The tone hints at a reflective, aphoristic glimpse into daily resilience.
A cryptic saying notes that judgment should be private and restraint kept in speech. The remark prompts discussion on how public discourse shapes reputations and personal dignity.
A note on feeding alfalfa to hogs as a comparatively new practice and the risks from overzealous supporters and critics.
A local note states that 75 pound and 100 pound shoats at six months are not profitable and fail to lift mortgage costs. The report frames these weights as money losers in hog farming economics.
Shade and clean water during the summer months are essential to successful pork production. Proper shade reduces heat stress in pigs and helps maintain growth rates and feed efficiency. Access to fresh water supports hydration and overall health, especially in high temperatures.
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