Ludlow Triumphs In River Rescue With Dog Bismarck
Ludlow crosses the swollen Indian river after his horse Kywak balks at the ford. He swims the torrent with his dog Bismarck, barely reaching the bank. Gretchen and the ranch crowd watch as Ludlow collapses home, frozen but alive, embraced by Gretchen.
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March
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Old Faithful
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de la Rio Ranch
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Looking at distant stars to glimpse ancient light
A passage explains how telescope observations reveal how stars and nebulae show their past. Light from a star may travel centuries before we see it, letting us witness events long before present brightness.
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Willam
Earth
Chambers’ Journal
The Art of Not Hearing
The essay extols selective listening to protect temper and happiness. It advises shutting ears to hostile or petty remarks, contrasts quiet life with domestic storms, and urges openness among good people while cautioning silence around bad. It emphasizes safeguarding inner peace by filtering outside talk.
Rape ensilage and pig feeding insights from Canada
Frank T. Shutt examines rape ensilage as a feed, noting rape's high protein content in silage compared with corn and mixed ensilages. The piece covers weaning pigs, whole milk use, clover hay, and the value of oil meal for sows and young hogs, with practical feeding guidance.
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Frank T. Shutt
Canada
J. H. Grisdale
Ottawa
Hog raisers for renters grow quick profits on farms
The article proposes hog farming as a practical venture for renters. It notes renters can earn enough from hogs to purchase farms, needs little capital, and profits can be rapid. Hogs are movable between properties and portable housing can be built if homes aren’t supplied.
Hows and Cows in Swine Farming
The two main reasons swine raisers should also be dairymen are that feed fertility returns to the land and milk enhances hog quality and profits, says the Duroc Bulletin.
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Duroc
Soaking Grain Boosts Pig Returns in Critical May–August Period
The article notes swine perform better on soaked grain than dry feed, with soaking 12 to 24 hours yielding higher returns. It highlights May to August as a critical period for grain growing regions when pigs must forage for sustenance.
Feed and forage notes for brood mares pigs and silage use
The article discusses fermenting cottonseed meal for pig and horse rations, recommends bran with corn for brood mares, and notes light work or exercise for mares. It cites alfalfa silage as beneficial for cattle and dairy cows, reports Kansas on its cheapness, and advises separate troughs for piglets. It also claims cottonseed meal can harden pork and that alfalfa boosts bone development in young hogs.
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Michigan
Low rates Iowa Central special excursions to multiple cities
Round trip fares offered for excursions to Portland Seattle Puget Sound Boston Des Moines St Paul Minneapolis Springfield Louisville with sale dates June 2 to June 22 and limited return times. Extensions available for some routes via small surcharges. For details contact A B Cutts Minneapolis. June 2.
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Hotel Men's Association
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American Edical Association
Des Moines
Iowa
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Minn
General Federation of Women’s Lules
Springfield
Ill
Illinois
Louisville
A. B. Cutts
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