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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1920
Page
5
Fessimists declare the saturation point in automobile production near as statisticians argued a decade ago that only 600,000 cars could be in use. The debate echoes repeated forecasts about capacity and growth in the auto industry.
Residents near Wilmington Delaware appeal to authorities to curb spooners parking on roads and keeping them awake at night. The tale contrasts with notes on road behavior, Mexican road projects, headlight etiquette, gasoline economizer myths, and a Kentucky farmer’s strange roadside sighting of a rolling tire that stretched out before him.
The piece argues for keeping road construction on the agenda as vital for national progress. It notes Athens traffic officers use spiked boards to puncture speeding tires, claiming it reduces speeders.
A USDA dairy division specialist notes that corn silage, fodder, and stover are underappreciated in dairy rations, especially where legumes struggle. A study of cow feeding records suggests increasing corn roughage and reducing non leguminous hay could boost profitability, while legumes remain valuable where they thrive.
In dairy sections where hay crops fail to thrive, farmers may turn to growing more corn roughage and to less dependence on dried hay. The report suggests corn silage could improve feed stability amid poor forage yields.
A historical note on feeding dairy cows using a corn based diet. It cites experiments in South Carolina and Pennsylvania showing corn silage with grain can sustain dairy cows without hay under certain conditions. It references beef steer feeding and a cow testing association in a non-legume hay region reporting high income and production with silage and corn fodder.
A damaged text describes storms harming feed quality and urges dairy farmers to rethink corn fodder and non leguminous feeds. It notes dairymen may weigh reducing certain feed types to limit damage and protect milk production.
A cache of historic Babylonian tablets, unearthed from excavations, dates back over 2 0 years. Several artifacts retain distinctive finger impressions showing how they were formed. The find highlights long vanished craftsmanship and daily life in ancient Mesopotamia.
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