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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1915
Page
8
A country gentleman article notes experiments on self feeding spring pigs to boost market readiness. On a Breeder’s farm, two hog lots received identical feeds while one corner housed a self feeder for twenty or more sows with litters, examining rapid gain and efficiency of feed use.
A garbled report discusses Berkshire pigs from England, claiming long heritage and refined meat. It mentions years of care, changes in texture and color, and assertions of higher value compared to other breeds, with unclear details about trade and breeding practices.
A July visit records hogs fed with shelled corn, dukage and tankage in self feeders and dry lots. Pigs show heavier gains when grain is available and higher protein from tankage, with final diets shifting to corn. Sanitation and ration changes implied to influence outcomes.
A fragment notes dye produced from orange wood yielding a permanent yellow tone for taatiies with potential supplemental use. Details are unclear and names or dates are not provided.
This piece extols silos as the best means to store corn for meat and milk production. It highlights benefits such as higher cow numbers per acre, year to year feed stability, and reduced labor. The Nebraska bulletin notes a silage carrier design suited to small yards and emphasizes easy handling and durable construction.
A garbled farm market item lists cattle and dairy terms with scattered names and places. It mentions prices and trading activity in a fragmented way, referencing editors and vendors with unclear punctuation. The piece feels like a clipped report from a rural publication with missing context and several unreadable words.
A historic girls college in Mexico City known as Colegio de Ban Ignacis is described. It was established by wealthy patrons for deprived and poorer children. The building imitates royal patterns from Madrid and spans nearly three acres. About one hundred students study there under sixteen teachers.
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