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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1928
Page
2
The prince of Wales reportedly blends British polish with an American ranch drawl after seven years near Calgary Alberta. He owns the BP ranch and starts each day at 8:30 with breakfast, cattle checks, and manure hauling, as locals note his steady ranch routine.
The Washington Star quips Senator Sorghum on music and politics noting no brass band or orchestra plays differently for opposing arguments. The remark frames political rhetoric with musical metaphor.
A diner complains about being charged 60 cents for five pigs feet while a sign shows four for 380 cents. The waiter explains the extra charge was needed to kill another pig, a grim punchline to the joke.
A Lansing State Journal excerpt reflects on the paradox of misery and desire, framing it as a trust or bond that misery loves, yet remains only an audience to the drama it inspires.
In a Kansas City Star view, Festus Pester declares the need for those who have already achieved results rather than those who merely plan or promise. He criticizes ten promising yet unproven “going-to-doers” and urges a shift toward proven contributors who have demonstrated action.
Thoughtful Girl Flarold-Darling laments a broken romance. She is urged by Phyllis to visit her father, who may resolve the distress by ending the situation, a sentiment framed in terse domestic dialogue.
University of Missouri guidance outlines grain supplementation by milk yield for Jerseys, Guernseys, Holsteins and other breeds on bluegrass and legume pasture. Suggested rations include 300 pounds ground corn or barley and 200 pounds oats, with protein feeds. Sudan grass can ease August September pasture shortages.
The chief function of roots in cattle feeding is to supply succulent feed. Under general farm conditions nutrients per acre from root crops are small compared with production costs. These crops store well for winter use, aiding small herds. Mangel-wurzels give the highest yield. turnips should be fed after milking to avoid flavor transfer. carrots color milk.
The article outlines three core requirements for profitable dairy farming: efficient cows capable of converting farm feed into milk and butterfat, proper feed and care to sustain milk production, and access to a market for dairy products. It notes that lacking any one essential risks failure and adds that raising hogs and poultry can be profitable when butterfat sales are primary and skim milk is used for feeding these animals.
Soy beans offer dairymen profit and accurate feeding guides. Cows should be dry four to six weeks. six weeks preferred for good milking cows. Feed enough but not excessively. determine needs by the feeder. Provide all roughage. alfalfa hay and corn silage ideal. Cows eat 30-40 pounds silage and 10-20 pounds hay daily. To raise productive cows, give growing heifers the best chance. avoid stunted growth. Over 4,000 Ohio cows earned diplomas from the National Dairy Association for butterfat above 300 pounds last year. Sterility in dairy animals causes losses comparable to contagious diseases.
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a marvelous blend of essential oils camphor and antiseptics that reduces varicose or swollen veins. It claims thousands of bottles sold yearly and guarantees the first bottle with a money back offer if foot troubles persist.
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