Push March Pigs Along for High Market Price
Fragmentary report notes pigs and egg market activity with references to prices and dates. Mentions Orrin and various names, highlighting price actions and seasonal considerations amid unclear context.
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1931
Page
8
Fragmentary report notes pigs and egg market activity with references to prices and dates. Mentions Orrin and various names, highlighting price actions and seasonal considerations amid unclear context.
Fragmentary notes cover live stock trading and agricultural activity. Mentions hogs cattle hay markets, local sales at Yorke Park, and tasting propositions. References to individuals, firms, and stalls selling produce with uncertain details due to degraded text.
A detailed feature describes a barn project by a farmer, detailing air ventilation using suction vents, stable layout with three stalls per cow, and continuous fresh water supply. It notes concrete foundations, a drink-constructed roof, and cleanable spaces to reduce labor while improving cow comfort. The article includes technical notes on ventilation, feed alleys, and manure management to promote healthier dairy cows and higher milk yield.
A discussion from Ole State University notes dry and wet conditions impact yellow corn in poultry rations. Experts warn zinc and vitamin A deficiencies risk production losses. suggested remedies include alfalfa and half-alfalfa feeds. Recommendations emphasize diet adjustments to maintain poultry health amid variable weather.
A historical note explains poultry culling benefits for NY State College of Agriculture. Breeders keep layers for one to three years, with 40 percent of hens culled by September 1. Early culling reduces feed costs, improves flock efficiency, and higher prices during duty and October sales boost profits per 1000 birds.
An ad claims Kruschen Salts melt fat by liver and kidney action and body detox. It promises rapid weight loss with a four week supply and a money back guarantee if no energy and vitality improve, urging readers to try the product for safer fat loss.
A long readable fragment discusses happiness, mental voltage, and emotional states. Doctor Wembridge claims intelligence studies are relative and that delinquency stems from standards rather than lack of intellect. The text mentions a shift towards rings of "abs" and critique of anti people engineering.
A vintage medical notice promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the fastest relief for excess acid, heartburn, gas, and indigestion. It claims instant stomach relief, notes doctors use it for over 70 years, and advertises 25¢ and 50¢ bottles at drug stores.
A damaged OCR snippet reports a bogus telephone extortion call claiming a sister and another person were in a motor accident. The text is garbled with names and phrases, making specifics unclear beyond a fraud attempt and immediate urgent inquiry.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a quirky note about a successful ruse to lure an ex burglar as a chauffeur. It mentions London, Lamotte, and a suspect named Smithers with an amused or puzzled reaction. The text is garbled but suggests a petty or sensational crime anecdote from a historical page.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss pellets as health aids, aircraft and car topics, and a stray quote about a popular catchphrase. Names and clear facts are scarce, but mentions include laxatives, airplanes in the United States, tracks, and a consumer call line. The tone resembles a jumbled newspaper snippet with multiple topics.
An advertisement argues bad skin stems from a weak stomach and undigested food. It promotes Taniac, a herbal extract, as a remedy taken before meals to improve digestion and skin clarity, with money back offer and druggist availability.
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