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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1907

Page

6

Bradley Nickerson Meets Gus and Winsfield in School

Bradley Nickerson helps Gus chase the dog Winfield who slips into Miss Prissy and Miss Tempy's schoolyard. The incident leads to a classroom chase and a chaotic day at Wellmouth's school, ending with a harsh after school whipping and a plan to seek Cap'n Titcomb's advice.

Winfield Bradley Miss Prissy Bradley Nickerson Brad Gus Rags Wavelin’s Veter East Harniss Cap'n Bar Winfield Scott Daniels Orham Radley Wellmouth Peter Mself Miss Tempy Clara Hopkins Mr. Daniels Theo Ral Hancock Winfield Scott Hancock Statesman Sam Hammond Tempy Sam Hammond Samuel Allen Tempy Allen Allens Prissy Augusty Cap'n Titcomb

Hints for the Sheep Breeder from a Wayne County Farmer

C. A. Eldridge of Wayne County New York shares his successful Cheviot flock program. He details flock upgrades, winter feeding with alfalfa hay beans tops roots and grain, regular dipping for tick control, lambing practices and early spring shearing. He tracks fleece weight with records noting last year’s average seven pounds and expects improvement.

C. A. Eldridge Wayne County N. Y

Baby Beef Feed Trial At Fort Hayes Experiment Station

Sixty calves divided into four groups tested feed combinations to find the cheapest method of producing baby beef while preserving land fertility. The corn and cob meal plus alfalfa hay group showed the best results with higher daily gains and lower costs, yielding about 3.13 dollars profit per head.

Fort Hayes Kan

Wheat Middlings as Winter Ewe Feed

Wheat middlings fed with the fall pasture prove a valuable ration for breeding ewes. They help keep ewes strong and thrifty at this season, as middlings are rich in ash and proteins, providing essential feed sruffs for the flock.

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