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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1929
Page
8
The 1928 grand champion steer sold for 37a per pound on the hoof, totaling 7 004 dollars under auctioneers' terms. Owner B Dodge, manager, led the Twyenty s grand champion club boy at State Center showing prior wins and prizes. Total winnings reportedly reach 8 816.38 dollars with additional prizes.
A fragment mentions efforts to curb efficiency aids and suppress unneeded costs. It references restraint measures and policy aims to improve system efficiency and reduce waste. No clear names or places are provided.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions pounds of corn and bran, with references to PARAL and barley. No clear date or full entities. Reads as a distressed data line from a historical trade listing or agricultural notice without complete context.
Liming improves soil for alfalfa and various clovers across the Mississippi valley and western Minnesota. Most soils in eastern Minnesota, western Wisconsin except near Lake Superior, and the Dakotas already have lime. To test need, send a half-pound soil sample to the state experiment station soil division. Apply two to three tons per acre of ground limestone or marl where needed. Marl beds exist in eastern Minnesota and western Wisconsin. purchasing such equipment can be economical for a group of farmers.
A fragment discusses life of weed seeds and factors influencing growth. It notes that seeds endure various conditions and that environmental factors determine germination and spread.
The readable text shows garbled phrases and incomplete words making it impossible to determine a concrete event, person, or location. No distinct entities or actions emerge to summarize into a credible newspaper item.
Extension poultry specialists at Ohio State University recommend weekly culling by flashlight while birds roost. Remove weak producers showing shriveled combs molt or empty crops. Isolate questionable birds for daylight check. High producers lose body color. low producers show pale combs yellow vent shrunken eyes and rigid pelvic bones.
North Carolina State College tested feed for Red Barred Plymouth Rock and Wyandotte pullets to start laying. Milk fed pullets required 20 pounds of feed and 71 cents cost. meat meal fed used 9.5 pounds mash plus 9.5 pounds grain costing 57 cents. Including chicks and other costs, pullets cost about 1.50 dollars milk fed and RLIT meat meal fed, selling for 2 dollars at laying time. Surplus milk should be fed to growing birds.
To maintain steady egg output the flock should be split roughly half old hens and half pullets. Pullets hatched early and fed well begin laying in October or November, while older hens rarely lay before late December or January and peak in late winter and early spring.
Poultry guidance on disposing of spoiled feed to avoid disease and loss of appetite. Advice covers feeding oats and grain timing, especially heavy white oats for weight gain, and feeding mash in evenings to provide heat during cold nights. Encourages selective breeding and locating good males, notes turkeys can lay year round with shelter, and says any breed can be kept for eggs with proper strain and care.
An old advice note urges flushing kidneys with large amounts of water and Jad Salts to cleanse and stimulate kidney function. It claims high water intake and a lemon grape acid mixture can relieve bladder weakness and backache by neutralizing system acids and removing urinary waste.
The article notes an Indian chief named Manuel Portes aged about 133 in tribal records and four sons over 90, mourning at Yatleyista, California. Portes, born in 1798, led the Santa Rosa Indian community and spent his life near the Santa Rosa movatatng area.
A man named Davidowles has been arrested in Berlin for forgery as a subject offairi. Beaton Transcript mentions a woman posing as a man hater who could be induced to change her name.
A Pasadena man sent a letter in December 1913 seeking employment at a South American winery. The Colombian post marked directions show little effort to deliver, with attempts only in February 1920 and no success locating the addressee. The letter has since wandered toward Pasadena for eight years. Fosthuma proceeded to pursue another job without awaiting a reply.
Denver mother recalls California Big Syrup easing her child’s constipation and poor appetite. Physicians endorse the vegetable remedy for years, with millions in yearly sales and a carton mark reading California as proof of genuineness.
A quirky dialogue fragment features Paley debating beverage choices with a woman who quips about truthfulness, mirroring, and restraint as she insists on a single glass. The exchange plays on irony and social wit in a brief, theatrical line.
A sermon on indigestion explains many cases are acid discomfort easily corrected in minutes with Phillips Milk of Magnesia. It claims the remedy neutralizes excess acid, relieves sourness and gas after meals, and prevents postmeal distress unlike soda. It presents the product as pleasant and good for the system.
A reader opines that a leader who never errs suits big business, arguing that corporations admire Mussolini for his decisiveness. The remark links governance, responsibility, and corporate admiration for strong figures.
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