04 Jun 1904
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Newspaper
Western Kansas World
Location
Wakeeney, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1904
Page
1
A fragmented poem contemplates past athletic and social figures from Bryn Mawr Chicago and local teams. It muses on whether those people would be considered fair or admired if they returned, mixing names and playful references to sports and society.
A Black Mississippian少年 tale follows George Washington as he runs from a harsh birthday reality hoping for presents and gossip. He carries news between Miss Claribel and Lex Carlin, wagering on love, notes, and a white society power play amid a rural community.
The Berne popular theatre experiment offers tickets twice weekly at ten cents for all, funded by a $4,000 voluntary gifts fund to cover box-office deficits. The Swiss system seeks educated, nonpaying citizens access to drama without state aid.
The article notes Empress Taitu of Abyssinia as a famed beauty who married five times. Her first husband was a general under King Theodore, her second marriage ended in divorce, the third was killed by King John, the fourth was removed, and in 1883 she wed Menelek the emperor.
The article argues replacing weight tests with the Babcock test to curb fraud in milk supply. It notes rich milk yields more cheese due to higher butterfat and solids and cites Professor Farrington on fat conversion. It covers the national filled cheese law, its history, and a Supreme Court ruling upholding the tax, plus issues in test accuracy and farmer-chef misalignment. Also touches on historic animal breeding linked to feed and climate.
Cross breeding is discouraged for farmers seeking profit as creating a new breed takes decades and may fail. It favors sticking to established breeds and improving them. The article also outlines practical duck feeding: rye sown Septis t, rape, kale, oats, and alfalfa for green feeds, with netting to protect crops and winter feeding strategies. E. E. Smith, Lancaster County, Nebraska.
Bran aids poultry digestion when mixed with other ground feeds or fed as a free mash in the morning. Chickens avoid relying on bran alone, and excessive bran can cause digestive issues. Record keeping on egg laying remains essential for scientific poultry raising. trap nests alone are insufficient.
An editorial note argues Americans waste grain feeding steers, urging reduction of corn rations from 20 to 35 pounds daily toward 6 to 8 pounds, with silage and alfalfa as substitutes. It advocates New York’s docking ban and condemns cruel practices, then highlights whitewash for stables using government formulas and practical preparation steps.
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