davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-07
TTeba klukovi lepe by sluselo
sedeti donna.

Evening Sun, S velikym gus
tenn povfda svetu, re Z rokG sta
ry policejni pes "Sport" sveho
mistra pana Josepha Bellmana
re S. Dallas ulice Sc sestiletym
politikarem, Johny Byszynski,
ktery neni stoprocentni Ameri-
kan, ale pro Smitha horuje, pro
jizdi mestem a agituje, ably
vsichni volili Smitha. Pes je
zaprazeny do voziku, jenz ridl
6 rok1 starry znalec Americke-
no politickeho zivota, Byszyn-
ski. Pes i kluk S vozem okra-
.sleni jsou praporky obrazky
Smitha. V pine parade jiz pry
Sc ukazali pred "Sunem". Do
jedou pry kandidovati az do
Curtis Bay. Jediny "trubl" 6
roku starry znalec politiky ma,
kdyz "Sport" zahledne kocku
a celym zarfzenlm svym i S
Byszynskim by Sc "a nj hnal az
ma StrOm.
= Desitilety Simon Meyers,
nadSenec pro Smitha re 100
bloku S. Bond ulice, spolkl v u
terry knofllk obrazem Smitha.
V nemocnici Johns Hopkins
Xray paprsky ukazaly knoflik
v nadsenci, ale ponevac mic il
neho nedalo Sc delati, poradili
matce, Yetta Meyers, aby syna
krmila chlebem brambofy a
velice suchou potravou, ably O.
braz z 1trob opet vysel ma sve-
tlo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-07
Demokrate planuji radiove
prednaSky.

Demokraticky kampanni w
Dor, jenz zde zahajl volebni
kampan 18. zafi rozhodl, aby
Fazdy tyden d6lezite volebni
rozhovory We prospech Smitha
8ifeny byly radiem. Rozesila-
ny budou re stanice w. F. B. R
Hlavni sch1ze konana bude
kazdy 1tery vecer. Recnici bu.
dou "ve vzduchu" cd p1l deva.
t6 do pGl desate.
Knoflfky Smithovy kazdJ
niue dostati zdarma. Vice ne
Iii $4,000 jich rozdeleno bylo
V rozdelovanf stale Sc pokra
cuje.
We schnzi, kterou zahajens
bude rada demokratickycl
sch1zi V den 18. zafi, predse
dati bude James M. Easter. VI
sch6zi, jez konana bude v Ma
ryland divadle, recn1kem bude
Franklin D. Roosevelt, senator
Bruce a Tydings a governor
Richie.
Budouci stredu mluviti bude
Nellie Taylor Ross, byvala go.
vern6rka statu Wyoming '
Easton a Salisbury.
Senator Bruce odejel do New
Yorku, aby tam Sc poradil s
hlavnfm stanem demokraticke
strany. Ma 5000 pozvanf po-
slano bylo We stredu ku demo
kraticke sch6zi 18. zaTi v Ma
ryland divadle.
V {. 838 N. Chester ulice ten
to ctvrtek konana sch1ze vId-
cd Z. wardy a pratel. August
Kle6ka, mestsky radnf, je hla-
YOU vykonn6ho vyboru wardy
Italove sdruzenf demokra-
tick6m klubu m6li sch1zi {.
814 ST. Paul ulice v 1tery radf-
ce Sc 0 nastavaj1c1 Rampant.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-07
Miller v cele republikanske
kampane.

Republikansky mestsky w.
Dor jednohlasne schvalil Elme-
ra H. Millera, asistenta NEST.
skeho pravnika, "a predsedp
mestskeho vyboru ma misto Oh
w. Mama.
Zahajeni kampane pocina Z
zarim.
Predseda statniho republi.
kanskeho vyboru, TAFT, zada,
aby kazdy pracoval pro regi-
straci. Udal, re republikan6
registrovano o 1900 meme ne
Eli roku 1924.
Senatorskeho kandidata,
Goldsborough naval "vezi 81
ly a chloubou Marylandu."
William Roberts, m1stopresi-
dent Pokrokove ligy z New
Yorku, zadal ably republican
sky tisk ma Jihu odkryl okra-
danl v kazdem odboru mesta
New Yorku statu New Yorku
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-07
Alarmem zavolal hasice ku ne
mocne zens.

Kdyz v noci zena jeho roz-
nemohla Sc, James H. Lowe,
vybehl q domu, {. 1855 Jeffer-
son ulice, ably nasel nejakeho
lekafe anebo policistu. Hleda-
nj bylo marnym. Neveda 81 ra-
dy, skocil ku pozarenske sig
nalnl budce a dal alarm cht6je
tax zavolati mestsky ambulac-
nj vdz. Mfsto vozu pfihnali Sc
hasici celou svojl vyzbroji k
domu, nemz nehofelo. Kdyz
rozbil sklo signalu a volal ha-
sicskou stanici, zahledl jej po-
licista Sickle a zatkl jej nevi-
da ami pamatky po ohni. Soud-
ce severovychodn1 stanice usly-
sew, jak manzelka vzata byla
krvacej1ci do Johns Hopkins
nemocnice, propustil Lowe bez
trestu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-07
Poplatky ma hristi goIfu
" Clifton parku.

V sobotu pocato vyb1ranim
poplatkG ma golfovem hrfsti v
Clifton parku. V sobotu, v ne
deli a ma svatky kazdy hrac
must zaplatiti SO cent?. V jine
dny 25 cent?. Straznik ma mo-
torcyklu dohlfzeti bude, aby
nikdo netaSkaTil. Vstupenky
must kazdy hrac mfti Man
sion House.
z vytezku udrzovano bude
hflste v nalezitem poradku.
Poplatky, jez vybfrany jsou
cd 1. zarf Cd hracG golfu v
Clifton parku, vynesly "a PRIV
nj den $147.50. O 20 hracu
meme neil obycejne z1castni-
10 sc hry.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-07
Jizda Ia kapitanem smutns
skoncena.

''Na policejnf hlavni trad"
porucila rldici taxicabu zena.
Rfdic dovezl il ma 1strednl po-
licejn1 stanici.
"Rekni jim tam, re bych ra-
da mluvila kapitanem anebo
aspo1 lieutenantem. S niz-
slmi nemohu 81 zadati'', rozka-
zala T1dici pred stanic1.
Kapitan Mintiens, jenz pra-
We nemel cas- a ami pc ruce ne
iakeho lieutenanta, postal ku
zene straznlka Sauerse. Sauers
ma zenu Sc podival a nez Sc
vzpamatovala, byla "a mflzemi
Kdyz vystr1zlivela, udala, re
ie 7 rokG stara Filadelfie, Flo
Owens.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-07

Obyvatele maleho mestecka,
Trappe v Marylandu, ver1, ze
behem prudke boure noci z
nedele ma pondeli, prselo tam
tislce a tislce zab. Zaby byly
We velikosti asi jednoho ince az
ince pill. Cesty byly jimi pl-
ne. Mnoz1 prisli z dalek6ho O.
koll pod1vati Sc ma ten nezvyk-
~ zjev. Kolem pGl dne pom
deli zaby az ma male vyj1mky
Sc 1plne ztratily.
Baltimorsky prorok povetr-
nosti smeje Sc tomu, ze by zaby
byly prsely hGry. Je jist, re
zaby behem lijaku a po vylez-
ly re Zeme.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-07
Zapomenuti klice skoncilo pre-.
razenim kTfze.

George w. Myers, 42lety z
Guilford avenue, kdyz v pom
deli v noci vratil Sc dom1, do a.
partmentnlho domu, {. 1718,
spozoroval, ze dopustil Sc chy-
by tax casio sc opakuj1c1, re
zapomel klic Cd domu. Poku-
sy jeho probuditi nekoho do
me selhaly. Ponevac ma scho-
dech spati nemohl, pokusil Sc
dostati do domu po pozaren-
skem zebricku. Po tomto do
stal Sc stastne az ku druhemu
poschodf. Kdyz tam pokousel
Sc otevTiti okno, ztratil rovno-
vahu spadl ma dlazbu, ma niz
nalezen byl v bezvedom1 lezi-
ci prerazenym kr1zem. Y ne
mocnici stav jeho uznan byl
kritickym.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-07
Zlodeji pracovali, kdyz zrfzen.
CT odpocivali.

Zat1m co zrfzenci grocernfho
obchodu v {. $40 N. Gay ulice
odpocivali ma Delnicky Den.
zlodeji vloupali Sc do obchodu
pokladny ukradli ma 5000.
Frank McDermot, spravce
obchodu, kradez oznamil poll
eli 1tery rano. Prednf cast
obchodu byla zlodeji vrzena V
1plny neporadek. Pokladna
otevrena byla pakllcem. Do
obchodu zlodej nebo zlodeii
dostali Sc vylomenim zadnfch
dv1rek dvorku a po strese do
stan1m Sc do okna druheho
poschod1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-07
Truck S pivem ukraden.

Truck S jedenacti bednami
zatlacen byl ma krizovatce
Pratt Lloyd ulic ku chodnfku
ctyrmi revolvery ozbrojenymi
muzi. Rfdic a jeho pomocnfk
seskocili a utekli. Ma to truck
S pivem zmizel. Pozdeji prazd
ny truck nalezen byl ma Wat
son ulici. Kradez oznamil RI
die trucku, Mooney z Rosemont
Ma trucku S MIN byl Frank
Parks ze S.. Paca ulice.
Pasquale Ambrozio Alber-
marie ulice stotoznen byl jake
jeden re ctyr lupic1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-07
Diva zabiti v tunelu.

Diva zrlzenci Baltimore and
Ohio drahy byli usmrceni, kdyz
pracovali v tunelu mezi Cam
den Mount Royal stanicemi V
patek. Usmrceni byli elektric-
kou lokomotivou, kdyz poslani
byli do tunelu ciniti tam neja-
ke opravy. Mrtvoly jejich ma
lezeny byly zeleznicn1m hl1da-
Gem. Jmena usmrcenych: FL
mer L. Tutwiller, zedn1k a FL
gin P. Everson, elektrikaf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-07
Den Prace oslaven.

V Baltimore Den Prace osla-
ven byl v pondel1. Obchodn1
cast mesta ozdobena byla pra-
pory, tovarn1 ruch stichl, NEST
ske a statnf uradovny byly "a
vreny.
V Miller's parku ma Dundalk
zucastnilo Sc ma 500 clenu Bal
timorskeho Sdruzenl Prace W.
letu.
V hasicske parade, jez
konana byla We Washingtonu
zastoupeni byli tez Baltimorsti
hasici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-07
sest nilionG dolarI prestsho-
vano.

Ma sest miliond dolard pre-
stehovano bylo v sobotu z vlad-
nj reservnl banky re South a
Redwood ulic do move dradov-
ny ma rohu Calvert a Lexington
ulic. Miliony stehovany byly
pod ozbrojenou strait v trucich
cd l. hodiny odpoledne az do
noci. Naklad pojisten byl pro-
tt ukradenl. Nova vladni re-
servni banka otevrena byla u
terry rano. =
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-07
Hearstovy slamsne volby.

V hlasoyanf, jez Hearstovy
novlny provadl pc Spojenych
Statech, v Marylandu do ctvrt-
ka hlasovalo pro Hoovera 1O,-
3O4 muzd a zen a pro Smitha
8.414.
V Baltimore pro Hoovera
hlasovalo 1862 muzI a 2.O18
zen, pro Smitha 4.467 muzd a
1.464 zen.
V okresich pro Hoovera A.
374 muzd a 450 zen, pro Smi-
tha 1924 muzI 159 Zen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-07
Verejne skoly otevreny budou
II. zari.

skolni vybor rozhodl, aby We
refine mestske skoly otevreny
byly teprve II. zar1. Ku kro-
ku tomu skolnf vybor Sc pTiklo-
nil, kdyz z nekterych stran ro-
dicu opakovan byl strach pred
nakazou detskou paralysou,jez
" Baltimore mezi d1tkami sc u
kaZala.
Nikdo We skoln1m vyboru ne
verL ze nejake nebezpec1 ma
kay We skolach hroz1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-07
zralok v Chesapeake zalivu
chycen.

w. F. Mates, rybaT We Sues
Island, chytil do site 450 liber
tezkeho zraloka.
Neil zralok v slti chyceny
usmrcen byl, bylo treba hodne
ran sekerou a nozi, nimiz po-
mocnfci rybarovy skoncili zivot
jeh.o
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-07


Patnactilety Carl Raushberg
z Oak Park, Halethorpe, tezce
zranen byl automobilem, jfmz
rOzrazena byla mu lebka. Kdyz
nehoda Sc udala ,hoch Sci "a
ledarskym povozem ma Leeds
N. Linden avenue.
z des1ti rldicd automobi-
III, ktef1 Cd l. ledna 1927 zabili
V nehodach chodce, jenom je-
den odsouzen byl ten jeste
byl parolovan. Tento posledn1
zabil chodce a mfsta nestestf
ujel bez poskytnutf pomoci.
Cd l. ledna 1925 opilych RI
dicu automobile ami nepfibylo
ami neubylo, jak dosvedcuji po-
licejn1 zaznamy. Cd dolby te
az do 80. dubna tohoto roku v
Traffic soudu souzeno bylo L.
121 r1dicG automobile pro O.
pilstv1. z techto 416 poslano
do vezen1, nekolik bylo poku-
tovano a ostatnl propusteni z
obzaloby.
- Kdyz automobil Johna
Spence Ventour, N. j., sjel z
Philadelphia road do bahna
nedaleko Aberdeen, poranena
byla manzelka jeho, 80 rokd
stara a Antonio Cutberg, jez s
mimi jela. ODE poraneny byly
tax, re Bay View nemocnici
musely z1stati.
- Clarence B. Fisher Rux-
ton, prominentn1 Baltimorsky
sport, zavren byl ma 1strednf
policejn1 stanici do ned9le ra-
no, kdyz zatcen byl We SVEN
automobile, ktery rfdil opily.
Fisher jel jak mu napadlo bez
ohledu ma vystrazna svetla. V
1tery soudce propustil jej z OBJ
'zaloby uloziv mu pokutu $40
a utraty, re nem6l "brakes" v
poradku.
= John Geppi, 5lety, prejet
byl automobilem ma Fayette u
lici a noha mu prerazena.
V nedelnich automobilo-
vych nehodach zabiti byli diva /:
Frank Burke, 21lety 2 Wash
Iinigtonu a Nicholas Vandourif,
I27lety z Highlandtown. Prvni
zabit byl, kdyz automobil jeho
srazil Sc truckem u Mount Iii
on ma Marlboro road. Druhy
zabit byl ma Washington boule-
ward, kde jeho automobile sc
pfevratil, kdyz pfedjizd6l jiny.
Poliicejnf straznfk, Clarence
Bowen, tezce popalen, kdyz
MOTORCYCLE, ma nemz jel srazil
Sc automobilem Stephana
Byczinski. We srazce jak au-
tomobil tax motorcykl, ,po nfmz
Bowen pritisknut byl, Sc chy-
tily.
Celkem v nedelnfch neho-
dach poraneno bylo 25 osob.
Melody vsechny, jak zaznamy
ukazuj1, zavineny byly nedba-
lost1 F1dicu automobile.
" dtery zabita byla Mari
an A. Smith ma rohu Monument
a Lakewood ulic truckem, ma
nemz Coils P. Heflin re South
Highland avenue veil chilly.
Nestastnou srazil truckem,
kdyz sla cd elektricke kary, s
n1z sestoupila, ma chodnfk. Pod
koly trucku bylo jeff telo tax
rozmackano, ze nebyla ku ro-
zeznanf. V rucnf tasce nesla 81
nekolik hudebnin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-07
Diva utopenci.

Mrtvoly dvou neznamych
muzG nalezeny byly v pr1stavu.
Jednlm z utonulych je asi Full
Ter B. Crockett Tangier, Va.
Nalezen byl u pieru, {. 3.
Druha mrtvola nalezena by
la u River View.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-07
Otec sesti ditek spadl do hlubi.
nv a utOnuI.

Otec sesti d1tek, 45lety Geo.
Dole Baltimore Highlands,
spadl V nedeli pri chytanf rakti
z lodicky do hlubiny ma Severn
fece u Annapolis a utonul.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-07
Tlumacem mestskem zalaT
Mikucki.

Stanislav Mikucki, 112 N.
Stricken ulicie, bude tlumacem
" mestskem zalari. Una sest
narec1. Rocne bude mu place
no $500. Mluv1: litevsky, pol
sky, rusky, cesky, "sloyansky"
a nemecky.
Co tou "slovanskou" fec1 Sc
rozumf, kohl ved1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-07
HIadovici ma uIici.

Sedesatilety Charles Della
.ney nalezen byl v bezvedomf
lezic1 v nedeli ma ulici nasled-
KEN vyhladoveni. DELANEY.
ienz bydlel v dome We 800 bio
ku N. Gay ulice, kdyz nakrmen
byl v nemocnici, zavren byl ma
1stTedn1 stanici jako tulak.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-07
Obeseni dvou stalo msstskou
pokIadnu $3.235.

Obesen1 Benz njamina F. Spra-
ginse a Charlese P. Carey 3.
srpna pro zavrazdenl hlfdace
Alberta H. Walkera, kdyz po-
kusili Sc O 1tek, stoji mesto
$3,135.36 "a strezenl obou od-
souzenc1. Dale zaplaceno by
10 kaplanu $50 a l6kafi $50.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-07
StreIeni v saloonu.

Frank de Frank rozzuril Sc V
saloonu 500 bloku Ensor uli-
ce, vytahl revolver a strelil diva
jine hosty, Anthony Passaguo
a Charles w. Caddena. Oba
trefeni byli kulemi do nohou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-07
Owens zemFel We vsku 81 roka

Jeden z nejstarsfch pravni-
XII Marylandskych, James Will
liam Owens, zemrel v pondeli v
Pikesville. Demokratem zIstal
az do sve smrti. V obcanske
valce bojoval v JIM armade. S
chloubou vzdy mluvil, ze vlaj-
ku JihanG nikdy neulozil ma
dnu kufru."
Narozen byl v Anne Arundel
okresu We West Run.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-07
Vereine plovarny zavreny.

Vsechny vefejne plovarny V
mestskych parcfch zavreny by
ly v 1tery. Posledn1 cas- byly
skoro opusteny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-07
Hoch poransn padem mostu.

Hoch poranen padem mostu.
Des1tilety hoch, Marvin Gil
land z $500 bloku E. Oliver u
lice, utrpel tezka zranenf, kdyz
" pondelf odpoledne spadl S
mostu Pennsylvania drahy u
Luzerne avenue Eager ulice.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-04-13
Silage Makes Baby Beef
Production Profitable

In our strictly baby beef production
cattle feeding our silo is q very i'm
portant part of the equipment. BY
using silage we can have our calf crop
come from four to six weeks earlier,
says a Mclean county Ull.) writer
In the Illinois Farmer. Fed on silage
for two weeks previous to calving our
cows and particularly our heifers.
deliver their calves and raise them
as satisfactorily as they formerly did
late Ia the spring when on good grass.
Those early calves are ready to
wean first In the fall and learn to
eat well before bad weather comes
In fact, they are in front all the way
to market time.
We feed all the oats we raise on
the farm, putting the threshed oats
on the silage and also In the barn
In the bundle. These sheaf oats are
fed In racks with a trough under.
meath to save the shattered grain
from wasting.
Our system of baby beef production
Is the result Of two generations of ok
perience in the same game on the
same farm. We have found it profit
able and very interesting. Silage and
alfalfa are two big items to reduce the
overhead In this business.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-04-13
FARM
$R0QK
SERUM
WAS GREAT AID

prepared by the United States De-
partment of Agriculture.)
Comparatively light losses from hog
cholera the last eason are the con-
sequence, experts of the United States
Department Of Agriculture believe, of
wider and more intelligent use of anti
hog-cholera serum. To make more
certain the correct use of serums, Dr..
ID. /. Skidmore, chief Of the division
in control of the manufacture of Sc
runs, has explained in Circular No.
Tic, Comparative Values of Types
of Anti-Hog-C Cholera Serum" the diff
ferences between the three types of
serum available for cholera proven
tion, namely, deibrinated-blood Sc
rum; clear, unconcentrated serum /,
and clear, concentrated serum. The
value of each of these types as a pre-
ventive depends on the quality and
quantity of true serum contained.
The concentrated serum contains 80
per cent of protective serum and the
other two varieties Go per cent each,
Consequently, 100 volumes Of the con-
centrated serum have as much pre-.
ventive effect as 125 volumes of the
unconcentrated or Northumberland
serums. With this known it is easy
to calculate which offers the greater
protection per dollar. The depart
ment, in supervising the manufacture
of the serums, requires that each man
ufacturer specify the minimum dose
of the serum he sells which should do
the immunization in proper form. The
doses vary with the quality of the
serums and with the age and weight
of the hogs to which it is admins
tered.
The best time to immunize hogs,
Doctor Skidmore says, is before they
are eight weeks old. Larger pigs re-
quire larger and more expensive
| doses. An additional advantage Is
that younger pigs are handled more
easily.
The clear, concentrated serum has
| the additional advantage of keeping
its strength and preventive power for
three years, while the unconcentrated
serums are not considered reliable
| after two years. The added year OF
usefulness makes it easier for manu-
| featuring laboratories to accumulate
q supply sufficient for emergencies.
A copy of the circular may be OBJ
tanned by writing to the United
States Department of Agriculture,
| Washington, D. G.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-04-13
Social Events

Seven playmates of Dick Gustaf
son were invited to celebrate his
tenth birthday Thursday after school,
At chow time Dick graciously es.
corted his guests TO the Orpheum
o enjoy the picture.
Mrs. G. S. Nelson entertained
Tuesday at an informal bridge after.
noon at her home. Cards were
played at five tables. Favors fol-
high score were awarded to Mrs. R
L. G~ustafson and Mrs. H. Thinner
man. Luncheon was served at five
O'Clock.
Mrs. 0. M. Donaldson was a hos
tess of Wednesday entertaining he
club at a delightful bridge evening
There we're four tables in play and tn,
favors were awarded to Mrs. Geo
Koenig and Mrs. E. F. Madden A
delicious one plate luncheon wa
served at midnight.
Mrs. r E. Gustafson was a hos
tess of Wednesday entertaining tn
Wednesday Bridge Club. Dime
was served at lis o'clock and card
enjoyed during the afternoon. Their
were three tables in play and hie|
score honors were awarded TO Mrs
A. F. Mclean and Mrs. Molli
10 hnson.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-04-13
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DRY R URGED
FOR SWINE HERD

More actual loss is caused to farm
ersr during the winter from flu in
their hogs than from cholera, accord
Ing TO Iowa State college. Flu not
only Kills many hogs outright. but it
causes an even greater loss in a re-
duced pig crop where II affects brood
sows.
by furnishing the right kind of
sleeping quarters approximately nine
tenths of the losses from flu can be
prevented. Hogs that sleep in drafty
or unyentilated buildings, or sleep in
dusty, wet or undecided pens are
usually susceptible to flu. From now
on through the winter they are liable
TO contract the sickness.
Hog barns should be cleaned and
freshly bedded with clean straw. Hogs
can be kept in an open front shed il
IL mas a good roof and a good bed.
Such a shed should allow plenty of
fresh air but no drafts.
II the entire herd cannot be fur
nisned with good sleeping quarters
special attention should be given to
the brood sows and gifts that are
Kept for the spring farrow. Many
sows which contract flu will abort.
Others will farrow weak and small
pigs that are never thrifty.
Hogs should no longer be permitted
TO sleep out of doors. They should
be provided with suitable quarters i'm.
mediately so that a cold night will not
De the %forerunner of serious trouble
In the herd.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-04-13
Suffers No Eve Losses
in Past EIGHT Years

By properly balancing rations there
have been no losses in eight years in
the W flock kept at the Kentucky
agricultural experiment station, ac-
cording to the annual report Of the
station.
Last year the eve flock was fed al
falfa hay, with the standard grain
ration OF oats and bran. This ap-
peared to give better results than the
feeding of soy bean hay the previous
year. The report says:
During the breeding season and
preceding the Landing period, the sta
ton flock of breeding ewes was fed
alfalfa hay in addition to the standard
grain ration of equal parts by weight
OF oats and bran. In comparison with
the preceding year, when all ewes
were fed soy bean hay, it was
noted that they cleaned up the al
falfa hay more completely than they
did the soy bean hay and that the
alfalfa hay was less constipating than
soy bean hay.
For the eighth consecutive year
there were no losses In the station
flock during pregnancy. This more
firmly substantiates the statement
made In last years report that the
freedom from loss may probably be
attributed to the fact that the ration
fed was properly balanced, contained
sufficient protein and mineral matter
for developing the unborn, and con-
tanned no constipating feeds"
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-04-13
Find Early Colt Gains
Are Always Cheanest

Early gains are the cheapest gains
with colts as we'll as with calves,
pigs and lambs. Hence, 1t pays to
push the young foal along as rapid.
y as possible, suggests A. B. Game
OF Iowa state college, and to do this
he strongly urges getting the colt
onto a ration Of grain at as early an
age as possible.
BY supplementing the mares milk
with grain, the colt should be we'll
started when weaving time arrives.
which should be at about six months.
MT Game says. Oatmeal Is one of
the feeds which colts will eat more
readily while young, he says. Later.
oats, bran and a small amount OF
corn may be substituted. The colt
should be allowed all of the clover
or alfalfa hay that 1t will eat.
Grinding grain for colts generally
does not pay. Mr.. Game SAYS. esneci.
ally If the cost of the feed is in.
creased 10 to IS per cent thereby.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-04-13
fascinating Pigs

Last fall the principal objection to
vaccination came from those who
thought that by the use of both serum
and virus. the disease of cholera
would be brought upon the place.
In reality there is little danger in this
respect, and whatever danger there
may be is more than offset by the
benefits, II the work is done In time.
The hog, on most farms, represents
she source of greatest profit. II the
pig crop for the year is lost the profit
Of the farm Is also lost.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-04-13
Mineral Feed Cost

From $1.25 to $1.75 a hundred
pounds is enough to pay for minerals
to feed hogs, says DR.. w. e. Carroll
of the University of Illinois. He rec
ommends two parts ground limestone,
two parts steamed bonepaeal and one
part common salt. In case pigs show
a tendency to hairlessness or goiter,
add n ounce Of potassium iodide to
each 100 pounds of minerals. The In
diana experiment station got good re-
suits from ten parts wood ashes, ten
parts of 16 per cent acid phosphate
and n part salt.