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Newspaper
Yerington Times
Location
Yerington, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1919
Page
2
United States Department of Agriculture reports on feeding native steers using corn silage cottonseed meal oat straw and shelled corn. Three lots averaged 825 pounds start and produced gains around 1.6 to 1.7 pounds per day with pork credit boosting profits and reducing transit shrinkage. Dressing percentages ranged from 57.2 to 58.2 percent.
Many hogs die from heat in summer. Provide shade in pastures with simple sheds of poles and straw to allow airflow. Nearby water supports hogs as they endure hot weather.
Advice on rearing orphan lambs with cows and maintaining a small flock. Emphasizes proper care of sheep, timely pasture for colts, and using high quality legume hay for horses to ensure adequate feed and avoid trailing the team.
The article reviews German counter proposals to peace terms and a proposed Adriatic settlement. It notes Germany demands plebiscites for Upper Silesia and other regions, seeks free ports for Danzig, and argues over reparations and collective security. It also covers allied reactions and broader postwar tensions.
Instructions outline two methods to determine flag size using two inch ribbon. It cites canton dimensions, stripe counts, and total material needs, with calculations leading to a 42 by 26 inch flag and six yards of white plus half yard red ribbon. It notes 48 stars arranged in six by eight, and mentions Betsy Ross legend and the 1777 resolution establishing flag design.
An article notes General Horace Porter's warning to keep the flag visible nationwide. It stresses posting the flag at courthouses public buildings and memorials day and night, across the land to honor liberty and the Republic.
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