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Newspaper
The Ward County Independent
Location
Minot, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
6
A compact explanation of basic radio concepts from wave cycles to carrier waves, frequency and wavelength, magnetic attraction, resonance, tuners, and crystal detectors. It clarifies how high frequency current, modulation, and detectors enable radiophone transmission and reception.
An isolated Northwest editor uses a radio link to receive city papers seconds after press. A city amateur relays top stories via transmitter, while a country office typist copies the broadcasts. The system keeps the town first with the latest news.
Advice on choosing stallions emphasizes sound conformation and breed integrity, warning against poor service fees and inferior sires. Observers stress judging pe13 potency, progeny quality, weight balance, and solid feet and bone, with proper feeding and exercise to ensure healthy colts. The article highlights the rule that likeness to ancestors guides breeding outcomes.
A historical note describes pigs fed buttermilk with corn and tankage from self feeders. Pigs averaged four gallons of buttermilk daily plus 2.5 pounds corn and 0.14 pound tankage, gaining 1.5 pounds per head daily versus 1.1 pounds for pigs on corn and tankage alone. The piece likens buttermilk to skim milk and suggests feeding two to three pounds of grain per pig daily to avoid under or over feeding.
Iowa experiment station reports hog cholera vaccination of pigs from one week to six weeks old with simultaneous inoculation giving immunity up to nine months. Of 171 immune pigs, three died from other causes, none from cholera, and no ill effects were seen. Serum and virus doses varied by age, with final testing using five cc of virus showing lasting protection.
Farmers mix minerals for hogs using burnt corn cobs burnt bone and ground limestone. A common home made formula recommends three bushels charcoal two quarts lime eight pounds salt and one bushel wood ashes.
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