25 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1920
Page
1
A United States Department of Agriculture note urges heavy use of roughage to cut costs in winter feeding. It recommends balancing cheaper feeds with some protein concentrate, stressing silage as a key, economical roughage option despite higher current prices.
A 40 average analyses state that 10 pounds of oatry hay provides 4 pounds of protein, 33.1 pounds of carbohydrates, and 17 pounds of fats totaling 464 units of digestible nutrients. The hay is shown as especially suitable for dairy cows, offering over one third more protein than rougher feeds. It discusses protein and carbohydrate feed costs, comparisons with clover and alfalfa, and notes optimal harvest stage for best quality.
Sudan grass grows across the United States and serves as a dependable second crop when other hay fails. It yields fairly well with high hay quality under low rainfall, and adapts to diverse soils. Profit as a primary money crop is limited, but its resilience makes it valuable for drought and poor conditions on well-drained soils.
A rough guide outlines farming practices for potatoes. It covers drainage, soil depth, seed quality, and crop care including weeding, fertilizing, watering, and pest control to improve yields and keep tubers healthy through the season.
A compact reflection on political rhetoric arguing that claiming virtue through policy alignment disguises true motives. The saying warns against using ethics as a shield for agenda.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a patent medicine brochure for HALLS CATARAH MEDICINE and a passage about men digging a hole in a grove near Yale Walk, with a tense scene of a sledge hammer and a warning to be careful. The garbled excerpts resemble a mix of advertisements and a brief violent digression.
The article recalls old beliefs about hares and their place in past superstitions. It describes how hares were blamed for events and curses, with people attributing misfortune to the animal and performing rituals to ward off the hare’s influence.
The readable text shows garbled phrases about church tithes or offerings and a reference to New York and a control agency, suggesting confusion over when new bynins or beginnings are given out. Entities remain unclear due to OCR errors, preserving only scattered hints.
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