Feeding new dairy cow rations tested by USDA at Beltsville
Extensive tests compare new feeds with standard ones. Fish meal yields 20 to 25 percent more value than prime cottonseed meal. milk flavor unchanged. Peanut feed at 27.25 percent crude protein offers up to 74 percent the value of cottonseed meal. potato meal up to 78 percent. velvet bean meal up to 65 percent. Silages similar. sawdust, apple pectin pulp and hydrolyzed sawdust are unpalatable or low value. Molasses slightly less valuable than homing feed but improves palatability and intake. Bulletin 1272 available free from USDA Washington, D.C. Details outline economics and practicality for high-producing cows. Read ad pages in Hustler.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Experiment
Beltsville
Department
Washington, D.C
Highway officials urge removal of weeds and brush
State road officials called on maintenance crews to remove high weeds and brush that obstruct sight distances at intersections and turns. Tall crops like corn threaten motorist views, prompting a campaign to enhance road safety by clearing vegetation.
Why Banks Need Identification For Business Trust
Banks seek honest, dependable customers and require being known to transact. Identification means a banker must be assured the person presenting funds is the named rightful John Smith, else the bank risks losses from cashing uncertain checks. The piece argues a known identity is a necessary business safeguard.
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John Smith
Local News Briefs Include Visits and Store Help
Willis Fulwider assists in the Fulwider and Emmett store during the owner's absence. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rohn and children dined with N. S. Carter family. Jessie Dushain of Indianapolis visits Mrs. John Logan and friends after hospital stay. Eva Galliday improves slowly after illness. Verla Alice Hurt of Thorn Town stayed with Otis Wall family. Mrs. Earl Brown aids Melson's store during Roy Melson's absence. Rush Billingsly returns from Purdue after term ends.
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Willis Fulwider
Fulwider
Emmett
Jessie Dushain
Indianapolis
Methodist Hospital
John Logan
Earl Brown
Melson’s
Roy Melson
Straight Talks With Aunt Emmy on Stocks and Bonds
Jane asks about investments and Uncle Sam bonds. Aunt Emmy explains bonds as loans with fixed interest and maturation, and stocks as ownership with potential profits or losses. She emphasizes researching issuers and seeking banker guidance before buying, noting bonds depend on the issuer’s reliability. The dialogue clarifies risk, return, and reinvestment after maturity.
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Emmy
Jane
Uncle Sam
Anne B. Aymes
Season is here for barn fires in warm months
John D. Cramer, deputy fire marshal, warns that barn fires surge each hot season as hay and other stored fodder self heat. He notes lightning and thunder storms drive fires in isolated barns, and that once hay begins spontaneous combustion, opening the pile worsens the blaze.
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John D. Cramer
Cramer
Co-ops Sell a Billion's Worth of Farm Produce
Census figures show 1920 farm products sold through co operative marketing associations totaling 721 million dollars. Since then growth has been strong. current cooperative sales exceed a billion dollars. Fruit co-ops handle about 200 million annually, milk co-ops about 150 million, tobacco industries over 100 million, and cotton also surpasses 100 million.
Warren County banks boost beef club with prizes
Four banks in Warren County Illinois contribute a total of 200 dollars in prizes for the county beef cattle club.
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Warren County
Ilinois
Beef Cattle Club
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John D. Williams
the Hustler
By.j.h. Publicher
Public Education Commission
American Bankers Association
J. H. Puelicher
Thomas Rohn
N. S. Carter
Eva Galliday
Verla Alice Hurt
Thorntown
Otis Wall
Rush Billingsly
Purdue
Arlie Hancock
Jora McDaniel
Lebanon
Lena Jackson
Elwood and
Muncie
Mrs
Bruce Burris
Tiptor
Lawrence Whitecotton
Mrs. Weaver Emmert
Montezuma
Lowell Emmert
Donald Airhart
Margaret Beaver
Clara Martin
Vera Harshbarger
Barbara
Charles Farlow
William Padgett
Frank Gregory
Mrs. Willis Fulwider
Stella Johnson
Sam Caplinger
Carl Riner
Barbara Jean
Fred Riner
Bunker Hill,Ill
Marion Riner
Earl Meeke
Crawfordsville
Newt Meeke
Glenn Bratton
Billingsly
Memorial Ark
James Sering
Harlan Monument _Company
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C. W. Chappius
Walker’s Restaurant
Guernsey
Leff Walker
Choice wtaTt Ty Grain Co
Jamestown, Indiana
Boone Flour
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Boone
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