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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1923
Page
9
The piece argues for voluntary vaccination while opposing a bill to repeal Utah’s opt‑in law and compel vaccination for school access. It defends parental rights, medical choice, and freedom of belief, noting safeguards in current statutes and urging lawmakers to keep equal rights and due process.
The United States Department of Agriculture halted distribution of blackleg vaccine effective July 1 due to an agricultural appropriation. Livestock owners are advised to obtain vaccine from other sources and apply directly to commercial concerns to avoid delays.
Buttermilk is presented as an excellent amino rich feed for growing pigs. When supplemented with grain four to six pounds of undiluted buttermilk provide a feeding value equivalent to one pound of corn for pig growth.
Farmers commonly hold livestock for two years and then sell for a year to reduce parasites. The practice aims to break parasite life cycles and improve herd health across counties.
A simple 15 watt lamp heater warms a ten quart water pail for poultry. Operating 2 hours daily at 10 cents per kWh costs 3.6 cents and can prevent frozen water, potentially adding two eggs a day though severe cold may still threaten hens.
Agricultural guidance explains poultry need ample green feed especially in winter. Suitable greens include cabbages beets potatoes and turnips with roots fed cooked and mangels raw. Clover alfalfa and rye crops provide ongoing green feed and a daily ration of about all the green feed a fowl will eat.
The article narrates the exploits and death of Roman Nose a famed Northern Cheyenne warrior. It recalls his daring buffalo shot, the power of his war bonnet, and his death at Geecher’s Island during the 1868 engagement with Forsyth’s scouts where his medicine failed him.
A brief note indicates Healthy Litters and Healthy Itters are typically raised in tulong houses.
The notice emphasizes the importance of purebred sires for breeding quality stock. It stresses bloodline authenticity and the value of maintaining pedigree in livestock programs.
A brief note states the main dairy drawback is cows producing some milk regardless of feed quality. The passage reflects on farmers being surprised by the persistent milk yield despite poor feeding.
A homemade powder using three parts gasoline one part stock dip and dry cement can control hen lice on fowls. Hold the bird head down and apply the mixture into the feathers. Farmers should refrain from selling their pallets in fall as winter layers are more valuable than meat. keep winter eggs from pallets.
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