Oats Equal Corn To Fatten Lambs At Chicago Exposition
Purdue University findings from the International Live Stock Exhibition show oats can match corn for finishing lambs. Three trials with 150 lambs found oats required 57.7 pounds of oats per 100 pounds gain versus 86.7 pounds of corn, with oats also using 40 percent less roughage. Protein supplements are advised: 12 pounds oats per 1 pound protein, or 7 pounds corn per 1 pound supplement.
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Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station
Chicago
Corn Gluten Meal Fails as Pork Fattening Supplement
Kansas State tests at Manhattan show pigs fed corn and alfalfa hay with 6 pounds of corn gluten meal per head daily gained less weight and at higher cost than pigs given tankage. Tankage produced 1.16 pounds daily gain at 383.55 pounds of corn per 100 pounds gain and $6.62 per 100 pounds of gain versus $10.65 with corn gluten.
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Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station
Manhattan
Forage supply from diverse grasses aids hog grazing
Farms rely on blue grass, alfalfa, and clover for forage with alfalfa and clover offering high protein and minerals. Fencing keeps stock, and annual forages fill gaps, with dwarf Essex rape noted for rich, palatable hog forage on fertile soils.
Forage Crops for Pigs Include Alfalfa Clover and Soybeans
Best forage crops for pigs include alfalfa and clover. dwarf es sex rape grows well and can be pastured the same season. Sweet clover yields much growth but is not palatable. pigs gain slower and need more concentrates. Soybean pasture is liked but has low carrying capacity and short duration.
Exercise Emphasized For Better Animal Health
An advisory note stresses the need for exercise to prevent laziness in heavy sows and ewes. It recommends keeping feeding quarters away from sheds to ensure activity and notes sow milk may have high mineral content.
Surrender at Yorktown Ends Revolutionary War
The article notes the British surrender at Yorktown on October 19 1781 effectively ending the Revolutionary War. It mentions Grace Church still standing and in use during the Revolution.
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Yorktown
Grace Church
Trumbull Loyal Revolutionary Governor of Connecticut
Jonathan Trumbull, CT war governor, remained loyal to the patriots while British officials attacked him. He organized troops, supplied them, and helped Connecticut supply Revolutionary forces more than any colony except Massachusetts. At 73 he retired in 1784 after fifty years in public service, ending a life of wartime leadership and public roles. He died in August 1755.
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Jonathan
Washington
Jonathan Trumbull
Connecticut
Trumbull
Britain
Massachusetts
Three Important Dates in History of Nation
A New York Times correspondent argues July 4 may not be the sole national anniversary. It highlights June 21 1788 ratification by New Hampshire, April 30 1789 Washingtons inauguration, and September 3 1783 treaty of peace as possible birth milestones.
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United States
New Hampshire
George Washington
New York Times
Great Britain
Paris
Detroit News
Legacy of liberty and power across a growing nation
The passage reflects on America's rise from frontier days to a global power. It credits Washington era beginnings, rapid national development, and expanding influence in trade, finance, industry, and global reach, noting closer connections between remote regions and the capital.
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Seaboard
Washington
What Is News How Gossip Shapes Local Reporting
A lively discussion on what counts as news versus gossip. It notes that in small communities editors decide safety of print, and that ordinary acts like a farmer gifting produce can be news for the editor and the subject. Arkansas Thomas Cat appears as a colloquial signoff.
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Farmer Smith
Arkansas
Thomas Cat
Caution Over Counterfeit Kansas City $10 Note Circulation
Federal authorities warn the public about a dangerous counterfeit of a 1928 series Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank ten dollar note. The fake bears check letter J, face plate 2, back plate 29, and signatures of H T Tate and W Mellon with an Alexander portrait.
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Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank
H. T. Tate
U. S
W. Mellon
Alexander
Beetles Attack Floor of House in County
The wood-boring Powder Post beetle found in this county was confirmed by Michigan State experts after samples were sent for identification. The insects were discovered in flooring of a building and are known to weaken wooden structures. The extension service offers insect identification assistance.
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Osler
Michigan State Coere
Timely Health Tips From Michigan Tuberculosis Assoc
The Michigan Tuberculosis Association offers simple health tips focusing on small daily habits to protect well being. Guidance covers dietary changes for hot weather, balanced portions, slow eating, fresh air, nasal breathing, and consulting a doctor for persistent symptoms, warning against self medication.
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Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Health Words Highlight Home Decor Trends
A fragment notes emphasis on wall and curtain accents alongside health juices, signaling a lifestyle trend in living spaces and wellness beverages. The snippet suggests integrating nutritious options into home design and daily routines.
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