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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1926
Page
8
No 3187 jG Griffith as Administrator of the Partner whip estate of Fred Carivton Ames files a civil action against unnamed defendants as plaintiff. Court records indicate a formal legal proceeding initiated seeking relief. Details remain limited in the available fragments.
Investigations from years ago show nitrogenous plus carbonaceous feeds for hens cause eggs with disagreeable flavor and small yolks and poor keeping quality. A diet rich in cracked corn and corn dough yields larger eggs with richer yolks and better flavor. Balanced blending of both feed types improves overall egg quality.
Harvard and Princeton have severed athletic relations and, at press time, report no serious foreign or domestic complications resulting from the rift.
The Office of the State Comptroller announces a license session at the Gallup Court House on Monday December 6. R H Carter will prepare and issue motor vehicle licenses for the year.
Rental notice offering a completely furnished eight room bungalow with a large sleeping porch on paved street in a fine neighborhood. Includes contact phone line and date stamp 12-4-.
The text discusses dairy farming as a profit driver by focusing on how much feed a cow uses for maintenance versus production. It argues for feeding strategies that maximize production per pound of feed, suggests marketing corn by feeding it to cattle, and notes high land values requiring economical farming, including innovations like synthetic sausage meat.
A Conn Music Center survey of Springfield Missouri high schools shows poorer Reed Junior High pupils study music 3 percent more than Jarrett Junior High in wealthier areas. The survey notes that high school pupils engaged in music are 25 percent more efficient in school work than those with no music lessons. Renew your Gallup Herald subscription as of January 1 1927.
The article highlights James F. Boyer asserting town spirit shapes a high school band’s success, citing Joliet Linnots as a 65 piece prize winning ensemble despite a population under 50 000. Joliet’s band wowed in Fostoria Ohio marking its path toward national honors. A drug store ad offers items for 1.00.
A compilation of brief European newspaper thoughts questions U S war role. Text notes possible Asia League of Nations plan and France reducing its army to save funds for debt payments. Mentions New Jersey dog hunt and subscription renewals expiring January 1, 1927.
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