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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1927
Page
5
Road contractors A G Young & Co push Duchesne to Dead Ox Flat highway with graveling from Strawberry through Duchesne. Rock crusher moves near Duchesne. bridge construction west of town proceeds.
Rural engineering at the New Jersey College of Agriculture outlines light plank framing for barns. Standard plans cover Shriver truss braced rafter and Gethle arch to fit up to 4 1 foot widths. Plans offered free on request to promote economy and convenience for farmers.
A new Iowa State bulletin discusses dairy calf raising and herd replacement amid 24 million US dairy cows with an average age of six years. It notes 54 percent of cows yield whole milk, the milk shortage complicates calf rearing, and emphasizes proper early growth for future productivity and breeding improvement.
Practical guidance on feeding newborn calves emphasizes obtaining first milk from the dam for colostrum, or feeding the calf warmed milk from a bottle. It discusses weaning timelines, daily milk amounts, dilution with warm water for special breeds, and avoiding overfeeding and bloating.
Dairy notes discuss sour milk as a poor dairy product and emphasize proper cream handling for summer butter. Proper manure conservation is tied to farm income with an estimated four dollars per cow gained. The dairy cow prefers silage and silage use rises with more silos in dairy regions.
A garbled passage discusses a device enabling visual telephone contact and comments on neighbors and loudspeakers. It portrays social dynamics and hints at a local “mag” who could be a model if debts are paid. The text appears as fragmented quotable lines with no clear event or source details.
A late 19th or early 20th century biographer tells an acquaintance, I understand you, I am not insulting you, immunizing you. The remark hints at concerns over reputation and defense against slights in literary circles.
A British court rejected a medium's claim that Lord Northellife's spirit spoke to him as evidence in a case. The judge ruled the testimony inadmissible and lacking reliability, denying any chance it could influence the proceedings.
A radio hit title is described as written by a young father. The fragment notes indicate the songwriter’s paternity and suggest a contemporary, intimate theme guiding the composition.
Fragmentary text describes a coin flip among boys to determine who would marry a girl. The brief hints at social customs and a light note of betting or chance in a community tale. The readable portion suggests a quaint, old fashioned courtship tradition.
Unclear fragment suggests a court case involving a promoter and publicity on first page coverage. No concrete names, places, or dates are readable in the text.
A quoted remark by Roger Tabeon suggests using a time clock for college students or considering a different approach. The note hints at evaluating efficiency and possible alternatives for tracking student work hours.
Seven men serenaded from a window under the dormitory of a police station after an all night coffee in New York. The sleepy bachelor officer on duty arrested the group for disturbance as dawn broke after a feisty impromptu concert.
A fragmented note describes someone sitting up for tours last night with a wet towel around the head while trying to solve a help problem. They claim to have risen halfway on tour holding a dish towel and were gleeful.
An outward laugh often hides private discomfort as public figures conceal inner strain behind jokes. The contrast between surface cheer and personal burden highlights the toll of public scrutiny on leaders and performers alike.
North Carolina extension experts report 2276 hogs fed January to July sold for 4 800 497 dollars with a 31 percent return on investment. corn fed averaged 1 67 per bushel while hogs sold at 1158 per hundred pounds, netting farmers 1089 on the farm.
Article argues alfalfa is the best hog pasture crop and should be grown on farms. It notes alfalfa hay feeds brood sows and other livestock, supplying protein minerals and vitamins, with timing of soil and stand considerations mentioned for Iowa.
The article argues that widespread hog diseases and parasitic worm problems could be greatly reduced if all producers were fully informed about hog worms and the main diseases and followed best feeding and handling methods for brood sows and piglets. It notes many farmers still raise pigs in long used lots filled with worm eggs and germs.
The article warns about hog cholera spreading at farrowing time and advises cooling newborns, selecting favorable slaughter days, and withholding feed 18 to 24 hours before killing while ensuring water. It notes hogs are the only affected animals and promotes forage crops like alfalfa to improve gains.
An advertisement extols Castle Castoria as a pure vegetable remedy for babies, claiming it eases infantile ailments like colic and diarrhea, calms fretful nights, and includes a baby care book valued as guidance. It urges consulting a doctor and notes Castoria’s safety and freedom from dangerous drugs.
Forest ranger Goldberg reports a plague of sawflies in Tasca county forests attacking tamarack needles. Insects reportedly starve trees by feeding on leaves, with potential repeat outbreaks between 1909 and 1910 in Minnesota. The loss could affect trees valued at about $2000.
An advertisement promotes Groves Co remedies for colds grip or influenza. It presents a safe proven tablet labeled as a preventive tax or measure with a signature of W Groves. The ad emphasizes reliability and endorsement as a remedy choice.
Mrs Sophia Bird of Loughborough Ireland celebrated her 104th birthday with well wishers all day. She said she feels comfortable and hopes to reach another birthday, rising at 8 oclock and retiring at 9 every evening.
In 1926 railroads paid over $80 000 to settle damage claims for fresh fruit and vegetables in transit averaging about 8 AC per claim while claims for all other commodities averaged around 30 cents per claim.
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