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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1929
Page
2
C. C. Fisher of Union City Randolph County Indiana has fed cattle for years and continually refines methods to increase daily gain per unit of feed. His latest lot showed the best performance yet in both gain and efficiency.
Mr. Fisher highlights how a defined feeding program improves fertility on his farm. He sold 100 white faced cattle in July, averaging 1051 pounds, down from 424 pounds when bought in November, with an average daily gain of 2 percent. His steers used the least corn per head, fed on ground chuck corn, ground alfalfa hay, and corn silage. The report emphasizes three points: yearly fertility rise from feeding, the value of a concrete feeding plan, and the enhanced value of home-grown crops through grinding and mixing.
Soviet students in Russia call a strike demanding easier grammar rules. They argue that government theories should allow each pupil to work out his own system of grammar, asserting the current approach is too rigid and impractical.
Funeral services were held Saturday in Altoona Pennsylvania for Bentley Kern Maloy son of Ellis Maloy of Greenwood. The rites at his sister Mrs H K Sutherland home were led by Rev Williams of Eighth Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church with burial in Altoona cemetery. Mr Maloy had been a passenger train conductor.
Beauty ad touts MELLO-GLO Face Powder as first requisite for lovely skin. It claims a French process makes it stay on longer and reduce shine. Sold by Baker's Drug Store.
A Pennsylvania Railroad employee died Thursday morning after a lingering illness at Rocky Glen Sanatorium in McConnellsville Ohio. Survived by a widow Geneva McDonna of Altoona a daughter three brothers Charles Harry Hugh Maloy and a sister Mrs Sutherland of Altoona. Mother Virginia Correll of this city had died years ago. The Detroit News notes a theory about the Manchurian railroad row involving Russians and Pullmans.
An advertisement urges drinking three glasses of water one hour before breakfast. It claims Adlerika with glycerin saline compound cleanses upper and lower bowels, stops gas, relieves constipation in two hours, and mentions Baker's Drug Store.
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