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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1920
Page
7
April listings include Lee Cox of Kernstown selling stock and implements, Bush Carpenter at Lamps School House offering horses hogs and implements, Jno W Larrick of Chambersville with 400 head of livestock, and L S Arnold near Gore offering farm and farm implements with horses cows.
An article notes fats vary in saponifying capacity with fresh cream top, peanut, olive and cottonseed oils, then suet and lard. It also asserts mastication aids liquid food digestion and describes olive oil becoming cream in the mouth with air, aiding digestion. Additionally a Winchester divorce suit seeks Mrs Irene Palmer against William Palmer for desertion and his felonious conviction.
A veteran reader explains how to use daily market schedules and reports from Chicago and other cities to assess potato prices. He notes supply from Minnesota Michigan and western states, warns of a downward trend, and shows how to decide whether to hold potatoes for better prices. He emphasizes practice and patience to read market signals.
Guidelines on inexpensive yet sufficient shelter for hogs and chickens. Notes emphasize self contained poultry houses, simple farm structures, and the role of manure production and feeding as scientific processes for profitable livestock, with mentions of soy beans, corn silage, and Belgian rabbits as considerations.
When opening a silo for feed remove the covering and avoid cutting silage in sections. Feed from the whole surface to prevent waste. If cut down mold may develop on exposed sides. Never feed moldy food to cows.
Fall-born calves should be weaned after turnout in spring and fed gradually increasing grain with hay and silage added later. Baby beef move to a dry lot for finishing after pasture, aiming for market in December or January.
The annual meeting of the congregation of Christ Protestant Episcopal will elect vestry members. Members are invited to attend and participate in the selection process and parish affairs.
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