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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1905
Page
3
Washington D C April 20 Special to The Evening Journal The following is the weather forecast for Iowa for today and tomorrow Fair tonight and Sunday.
Local notices list bread, angel foods, cookies, pies, layer cakes, and grocery ads from Johnson's. People come and go for visits, travels, business, and social events around town, with courtly mentions of weddings and church services.
Isaiah Dillon argues the Percheron breed is predominantly gray or black with gray as the traditional color. He notes early French drafts were gray, cites 1865 1867 black examples, and says blacks stem from gray ancestors. Gray horses better endure climate and command higher prices.
A three year old black Percheron stallion named Kenta David owned by Walker Broa Co of Oklahoma is showcased from Farm and Ranch. Southwest farmers see money in breeding fine draft horses and growing demand for stallions like Ike Keata David.
Professor Mumford spoke at the American breeders association meeting on oilmeal as a fattening feed. He said finished cattle fed with oilmeal fetch higher market prices, noted it stimulates appetite, and that steers will eat as much corn with the meal as without it. He cautioned against feeding in muddy lots due to waste utilization by hogs.
A kennels boss notes dogs move through many gaits beyond the common dog trot. He cites runs, lopes, racks, and paces, and argues that human movement in a hurried canter would be as fittingly called a dog trot or dog run rather than a fixed term.
Archbishop Whately cites a young man and explains why truth is rarely found. He says people seek to have truth on their side rather than be on the side of truth, illustrating the bias against objective honesty.
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