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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1912
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR reads as a cryptic line about priest and work at a distant site. The readable bits hint at a ceremony or conflict but lack clear names dates or places to confirm specifics. The piece remains incomplete and does not establish a coherent event or outcome.
Train times for North Yakima Grandview Wallula and Mooney Branch lines listed with daily and Sunday operations. Also includes a school district No 2 Yakima county budget estimate for 1913-14 with proposed expenditures and meeting date October 7 1912 at Yakima City Hall.
Mrs Nick Johnson of Stanfield Oregon visits old friends in this valley while the threshing machine runs busy nearby Frank Briskey of Roslyn spent days in Naches recently Mr Barry of the reclamation service left for Beverly Washington to join a large ranch Jesse and Mrs Rasy went to Cold Springs for a week Beulah D Cook resigns as assistant postmistress Naches Miss Wallen succeeds her Naches schools and award schools start Monday September 9
Geo. Chaput serves as deputy for Mr. Beaudry on the Black Rock route. A dance is advertised at Ditter's hall Saturday night with music from North Yakima.
A Parm and Fireside piece outlines signs of strength in poultry. It notes that active foraging, crowing, and gallantry toward hens indicate vigor, while weak birds are inactive and tend to roost early. Body shape and proportional features also reflect vitality.
A subscriber asks how long to milk after freshening before rebreeding. Typical practice is annual breeding, about three months after calving. Longer lactation and a six week rest before rebreeding improve butter fat, cow condition, and profits. Heifers may have sixteen to eighteen months between first and second calves to extend lactation.
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