29 Mar 1917
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Newspaper
Pocahontas County Sun
Location
Laurens, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1917
Page
1
A garbled note discusses a test involving a cow and airman and references a misunderstanding or misprint. The readable fragments mention a dairy context, a test maneuver, and unclear names or places, leaving the exact purpose and participants uncertain.
Fragmented text discusses feeding practices for ensilase 70 gatile and notes delays in getting it ready. Mentions lights, feeding, and a caution against overfeeding or wasteful methods. References a cow and cleaner method, implying better profitability with proper handling.
Dairy farming rules for grain feeding balance growth with cost. A safe guide: one pound grain per hundredweight of heifer plus 0.5 pound per additional hundredweight. The 1917 National Dairy Show will run October 18–27 in Columbus Ohio with $200,000 for a new coliseum. New Holstein heifer record notes 473 pounds milk and 17.659 pounds fat in 335 days after freshening.
Grain rations described for livestock include two pens of heat brangs, pound of cottonished styederrnts, and a pound of tuwal with a kehia ration for youngglant. The text notes a grain ration is essential and mentions experiments at a station, likely Mulyn tin, in relation to cotter deeds.
The snippet mixes garbled phrases and stray words about tables debts and a mound of chest details. It mentions a potential legal or procedural action with terms like table and sale, but the text is largely unreadable and lacks clear facts or names.
Fragmentary OCR notes list a physician named Morton J M Carroll with unclear numbers and place Laurens. The readable item records a medical name and a location fragment with no clear event or context.
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