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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1922

Page

8

Feed Your Cows and the Value of Proper Winter Feeding

Farmers face yearly loss as cows shrink in late summer due to poor pasture and neglect. Feed, especially corn, keeps cows milking and profitable. rely less on dry pasture, use green forage, and dedicate time daily to cut forage. Proper feeding sustains winter production and boosts farm grain and forage value.

Blessings of Slumber Celebrate Sleepas Cloak and Comfort

A literary quotation from Cervantes extols sleep as a universal blessing that covers the body and spirit like a cloak. It notes sleep nourishes the hungry and quenches the thirsty, provides warmth in cold, and coolness in heat, praising its restorative power.

Cervantes

Winter Dairying Most Profitable

Winter dairying is portrayed as most profitable due to cows freshening in fall producing more milk and butterfat, better winter feeding conditions, and higher prices. Emphasis on avoiding dry pastures, proper feeding of hay and grain, and utilizing corn stalks for dairy cows to maximize annual production.

Bis Country A. I. Haecker

Making Community Program of Work Demonstrated at Baton Rouge meeting

A demonstration of developing a community program of extension work was presented at the annual conference of Louisiana extension agents and the State Agriculture College in Baton Rouge during August. A program for a nearby community was completed by the participants.

Louisana United States Department of Agriculture State Agriculture College Baton Rouge

By-Products Return Profits to Growers

The Bureau of Chemistry of the U S Department of Agriculture investigates methods to turn bruised or undersized citrus into profitable by products. Grapefruit juice can be produced with simple steps for pressing, straining, pasteurizing, clarifying, sweetening and bottling, though initial equipment may be needed.

Bureau of Chemistry United States Department of Agriculture

Citrus By-Products From Waste Fruit Explained

A department notes provide directions for making by products from waste citrus fruit. A blend of grapefruit and loganberry juice grows popular. Orange vinegar can replace apple vinegar where cull oranges are wasted. Citric acid is a valuable article made from cull lemons or limes with proper apparatus. Other by products include candied citrus peel used in confections or by barkers, and substitutes for citron marmalades jellies butters and pectin.

More Pigs Raised on Balanced Ration

A Kansas Save the Pig campaign showed 263 sows on 29 farms fed corn with protein supplements farrowed 269 pigs an average 10 per litter and 1 713 were weaned. On 11 farms 166 sows fed corn only produced 1 104 pigs an average 7 per litter with 1 645 weaned.

Kansas Bny United States Department of Agriculture

Stagnation and Intolerance Defy Growing Old

A 71 year old North Carolina student in comparative literature proclaims that stagnation and intolerance defeat youth. The piece recalls Sophocles who, age 41, faced a family lawsuit over inheritance, then read from the Cepidus chorus to prove vigor. The lesson: age need not curb exploration or faith.

North Carolina Sophocles Sophon Jophon Sophoceles

Cause of Discontent in Prices Across Goods

A financial writer argues price recessions touch grain dairy and garden goods but believes high prices will stay confined to certain lines. He does not dwell on broader market forces, focusing on specific segments and potential short-lived spikes.

Agricultural discontent and westward trade questions

The Lincoln Journal notes that farm products miss many lines in the market, arguing only partial commodity coverage on the national market leaves farmers uneasy. It questions why ordinary trade rules fail to apply across all farm outputs, signaling broad western concern over price competition.

West Lincoln Journal

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