Frugal Health Meeting Ends In Mo
A local frugal health group in Missouri closed a meeting with limited public details. Attendees discussed budget cuts and community wellness plans amid tight funds and ongoing state health initiatives.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
5
Missouri College Pioneers Creep Feeding for Lambs
Missouri College of Agriculture promotes creep feeding to boost lamb growth and profitability. The program argues early creep feeding lowers shrink, increases dressed yield, and adds dollars from fatter market lambs. Six practical steps stress timing and ration quality for lambs and ewes.
Preal Mixtures Beneficial to Swine Recommended
A historic Oklahoma extension note outlines five mineral mixtures for swine mixed by farmers. The blends include combinations of bone meal, ground bone, ash, lime, rock phosphate, bone black, meat meal, and common salt. Suggested use directs placing the mix before feeding to stimulate appetite and notes a funeral in feed add one pound per ten pounds of feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
Carl P
Oklahoma A
Topsor
Market price gaps for heifer and steer calves noted
Readable fragments indicate discrimination in calf pricing with heifers fetching lower money and steer calves priced higher. Mention of finish quality and full feeding affecting fattening suggests a steer/heifer market advantage, with references to market timing and potential profit impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niarkett
Market Shipping Guidelines for Livestock Welfare
The notice outlines shipping rules to avoid market losses. It warns against crowding animals into pens and stresses varied shipment dates and careful loading. It calls for secure handling and adequate rations to prevent injury or fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey Fen
Oil Kills Lice Trick for Hog Pens
A crude oil or stream oil method is described to kill lice on hogs. The text suggests oiling hogs and bedding to spread the oil through the pen, then leaving the animals to work through the treatment for several hours. The account emphasizes using oil in a simple, accessible way to control lice in a hog-raising setup.
Egg salad will meet all emergencies
A USDA piece explains egg salad as a versatile, budget friendly dish for luncheons, card parties, or Sunday suppers. It notes eggs supply iron and minerals, offers quick prep tips, and suggests serving with lettuce and mayonnaise arranged like a daisy on plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department Agriculture
Cat
Asparagus Ways From USDA Cookery Notes
Readable excerpts describe quick methods to cook asparagus to preserve flavor and nutrients. Directions cover trimming, tying with cheesecloth or using a basket, and serving with butter white sauce or hollandaise. Includes several recipes using asparagus with eggs milk spaghetti and cream sauces.
Simple Fire Cooked Strawberry Jam Recipe
A home economics bureau guide describes a strawberry jam method cooked over heat or via sun preservation. It details 3 pounds of sugar with 3 quarts of fruit, lemon juice, heating times from 40 to 45 minutes, stirring to avoid scorching, and finishing in sterilized jars for storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economics
Sauce With Strawberry Flavor for Puddings
A strawberry flavored hard sauce for puddings and cake from the bureau of home economics. Mix butter sugar and salt, beat in egg white, crush strawberries, and combine. Heat slightly to prevent separation, then serve warm or chill for thicker sauce.
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Bureau of Home Economics
Pasturing Geese on Clean Range
Geese require grazing for feed and are raised in small flocks on farms. Pasture size, housing, and dry interiors are key for healthy flocks. Geese mature best after two years, with proper breeding selecting full development stock.
Ohio Station Champions All Mash Chick Ration
The Ohio agricultural experiment station at Wooster promotes an all mash chick ration as a new, promising method for rearing chicks to maturity. Trials show success on their farm and some other stations question the claims. The bulletin warns against adding scratch grains and advises coarser grinding for palatability and proper protein balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
Modern Turkey Rearing Advances and Challenges
The article notes artificial methods for raising turkeys with potential profit but warns that improving poults survival remains hard. It highlights the tie between turkey and chicken farming as a major factor in losses and mentions brooders and incubator hatching as new developments in the turkey industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Measures to Prevent Spread of Roup in Poultry
When roup appears in stock start immediate action. Clean and spray houses pens and coops with tar dip and disinfectant. Remove and burn droppings litter and trash. Dispose of unnecessary equipment and store away from housing areas.
Saying No to Bold Flights of Fancies
A compact reflection compares runaway dreams to circuses with a warm home return. It highlights the pull of familiar roots and the safer path, urging prudence and steady purpose over risky adventures.
Anniversary of the accordion reflects enduring appeal
The piece notes the 192 year anniversary of the accordion and its rise in prestige over a century. It credits jazz and the saxophone for modern shifts and describes the instrument's street and social roles from Montmartre to provincial villages and seaports.
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Vienna
Damain
France
Montmartre
Giant Alaskan King Crabs Draw Heavy Demand
Huge Alaskan king crabs measuring four feet or more have been found in large numbers in Alaskan waters. Caught in deep nets off Cook Inlet they are brought to surface and dressed yielding about six and a half pounds of meat per crab. The meat is shipped to the United States where demand is rising. These crabs are said to surpass the Japanese great crabs in quality.
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United States
For your daughter's sake at the Red Cross Ball
An Adv promotes a lipstick and grooming approach claiming a dainty well groomed appearance for girls at the Red Cross Ball. It suggests light makeup can enhance looks while noting age cannot be hidden.
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Red Cross
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