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Newspaper
The Jansen News
Location
Jansen, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1923
Page
3
A.USDA report warns hog cholera is more prevalent than since 1914 with spring outbreaks in multiple states. It cites delays in immunization, confusion with other diseases, advertising misinformation, and urges prompt veterinary action and preventive serum use to limit winter losses.
A poultryman outlines four class grades for pullets and how to prepare them for a strong year ahead. Cull and poor birds are sold for meat. good and medium birds are housed by size and maturity to prevent molts and improve feeding efficiency.
A garbled mix of notes and phrases references moralists fashion and cleanliness. Mentions short skirts Red Cross Ball Blue whitening and a satirical line about a band member with unclear context.
A Missouri study tested Jerseys from 625 to 1,125 pounds to see if size affects fat production. Cows averaging 625 pounds produced about 340 pounds of fat, while those at 1,125 pounds yielded 471 pounds. After 1,000 pounds, weight gains added little fat, confirming size influences production.
A bill in Iowa proposed roofing the state highways arguing weather wear would be eased and costs saved versus rebuilding. The sponsor spoke of sun rain and snow stressing roads but not enough legislators supported and the measure died.
Fast milkers and good milkers are hard to find. The text notes few people like to milk despite it being easy work. It suggests the dairy cow's value is often underappreciated and not well recognized by many.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports about 4 percent of hogs on farms died from hog cholera in the fiscal year ending June 30. Iowa Nebraska Indiana Missouri Illinois Ohio Georgia Minnesota and South Dakota suffered the highest losses, each state exceeding 100,000 head.
The article argues cows of equal weight and milk yield vary in needs. A balanced ration is essential but not sufficient. Feed should be tailored to each cow's individuality rather than relying solely on a standard plan.
Garden note advises applying a four inch layer of straw mulch to perennial and strawberry beds during the initial hard freeze. Use straw with minimal grain and weed seeds. If the ground is wet, wait for a frost firm enough to bear a team and wagon.
A concise note argues that quality carpentry tools are a sound farm investment and provide employment, noting that seventy nine outdoor tasks can be accomplished with proper gear and labor.
The article identifies two main needs for the dairy industry: better bulls and better feeding. It emphasizes the impact of genetics and nutrition on dairy production and farm efficiency.
A brief reminder urges thorough cleaning of the sprayer after use and questions why it was not cleaned previously, highlighting the need for proper maintenance.
Legumes feed the soil and build fertility, maintaining it for continued farm profitability. Any farm that earns a profit in a normal year grows such a crop.
A fragment discusses How to Live and making a living as a single big item. It references a partial idea of earning guidance and living approaches with unclear context or specifics. The note appears incomplete and nonstructured.
The firm advocates growing wetter products to reduce costs, arguing efficiency beats expanding product count regardless of expense. Stakeholders expect streamlined production and improved margins by optimizing water-based processes.
Worry about your farm machinery next spring by covering it now to protect from the elements and extend its life. The ad urges farmers to take preventive steps to avoid costly repairs come planting season.
A well dressed woman pays a penny fare with half a crown and jokes with the London bus conductor. She pretends to lack pennies, and the conductor responds with a cheerful promise of twenty nine pennies soon.
An advertisement urges readers to use Cuticura Ointment at morning and night to smooth the face then wash off with Cuticura Soap and hot water in five minutes. It claims benefits for poor complexions dandruff and rough hands.
A Booston Transcript quip notes old blue laws barred kissing on Sunday. The joke asks about the penalty and reveals no husband was ever charged, highlighting historic strictures and practical loopholes in Sunday conduct rules.
A humorous exchange about literary tastes appears in a brief quotation from a Boston Transcript item. Betty laments sentimentality while Mr. Bohnhead dismisses poetry, hinting at casual reading between lines.
A harmless vegetable butter color called Dandelion has been sold for 50 years in stores and general stores. Bottles cost 35 cents, marketed as a safe food additive in everyday purchases.
A Belle Plain Herald quotation reflects on wealth and advice with a wry note about liberal spending and generous counsel as society contemplates a better era.
A vintage ad urges readers to keep well and avoid sickness by taking Brandreth Pills. It claims one or two pills at a time will cleanse the system purify the blood and maintain health.
An older voice reflects on age teaching that delaying tasks yields no benefit and emphasizes the futility of postponement for growth and responsibility.
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