Electric Feed Mil Moves Slicing Ahead of Grinding
A new farm feed mill featuring a slicing before grinding process has been introduced to the market. It promises efficient handling of chopping tray fodder and silage with twin advantages for large scale operations.
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Lamp Bases Earache Asto Infrared ray lamp, equipped with a headband and an adjustable buckle to position it, has been developed to relieve aaraches and inflammation.
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Uintah County Sells Minimal Bonds in Utah Month
Uintah County ranked near the bottom among Utah's 29 counties in January Treasury bond sales. Only $75 worth of bonds were sold, while the state report shows other counties selling more.
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Chain Drugstores Operate 4440 Ton Capacity in U.S.
Chain drugstore companies report operating capacity around 4,440 tons nationwide. Industry figures indicate continued expansion and consolidation as retailers push larger inventory and distribution capabilities across the United States.
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Military souvenirs willed to Britons by Gen Hamilton
London report states Gen Sir Ian Hamilton's will details a storied military career with numerous heirlooms. Bequests include a Buddha from Mandalay, Mary Queen of Scots hair, a Japanese emperor’s wand, and trophies from foes, plus the sword and dagger from Afghan and Dardanelles battles. Hamilton died last October at age 84.
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Limitation Placed on Use of New Drug Streptomycin
Dr John G Kidd of Cornell reports to the New York Academy of Medicine that streptomycin often overcomes milary tuberculosis while major lung TB remains largely resistant. Autopsies show milary lesions heal but relapse and death occur as TB germs change and resist higher drug doses. He notes that large doses can cause partial deafness in some patients.
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Hal Walker Meets Director Griffith in Hollywood Tale
A local Ottumwa hero from a story on How to Get a Job in Hollywood, Hal Walker, aims for a studio payroll. He notes Edward Tifith’s directing and leverages a bold car-cleaning stunt to catch director Griffith’s eye, naming the next project and prompting unexpected attention.
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Courtesy Rules for Hunters on Farm Land
Farmers control hunting lands so hunters should be welcome visitors not destructive trespassers. Outdoor writer Jim Hjellgard urges asking permission, respecting crops and improvements, and showing courtesy to gain goodwill for all sportsmen. Bad behavior harms relations and could lead to jail for serious offenses. A straightforward farmer is often friendly to responsible hunters.
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Name as Key to Opportunity in Hollywood
Walker recalls meeting Griffith and getting a job as an extra after Griffith was addressed by name. He rose from actor to director directing The Stork Club Duffy’s Tavern Out of This World and The Road to Utopia. The moral is to learn and say a man’s name to gain attention in any profession.
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Rice Hulls Used in Manufacture of Furfural and Fertilizers
Rice hulls are used in the manufacture of furfural, a product used to produce synthetic rubber, rayoo, nylon and other synthetic products. Ground rice hulls are used as filler in commercial fertilizer and as an absorptive in the manufacture of explosives.
Modern farming demands education and intelligence
The speaker rejects the view that modern farmers are backwards hicks tied to the land. They argue farming is complex and requires both education and intelligence, challenging stereotypes about rural livelihoods.
Wildlife farmer backs conservation with hunter support
A farmer championing wildlife conservation received backing from local hunters who urged safe feeding and habitat protection. The push focuses on responsible stewardship to sustain game animals while balancing agricultural needs and regional ecology.
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