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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1898
Page
16
J A Ness outlines breed neutral criteria for sound draft horses covering head, neck, chest, shoulders, back, ribs, heart girth, hindquarters, legs and feet. Emphasizes straight standing posture, proper leg alignment, and free, elastic motion with four strong legs and no interference during movement.
Agricultural brief outlines how late February sowing of winter rye can mature with a freeze, and that spring sowing also yields hay and late pasture. It warns of hog ailments from dishwater and soap powders, notes frostbite risks to horses, and gives lamb rearing instructions. It also covers horse training, preferred ram breeds for early lamb markets, and crossbreeding for wool and meat quality.
In a Philadelphia Call column dialogue, Fanny notes Mr. Reggie’s English accent is American born and jokes about his teeth bought in London, while Queenie wonders at his accent and Fanny praises his cleverness.
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