Milk Bottles Under Scrutiny In Philadelphia Delivery Debates
Philadelphia discusses stopping bottled milk and returning to the old malted delivery system. Objections focus on bottles carrying disease as they travel house to house. The author notes many handlers should take precautions to reduce contamination risk, estimating that at least 90 percent of bottled milk faces this danger under current practices.
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Philadelphia
Sterilizing Dairy Bottles for Safe Use
A Rural New Yorker article advocates thorough bottle sanitation from washing to sterilizing. It describes a steam sterilizer, a rack system for 400 bottles, and multiple rinses to prevent disease transmission, boosting customer confidence and dairy trade.
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Eivery
New Yorker
Dairy Suggestions On Feeding For Butter And Cheese
The Western Plowman advises dairymen on proper feeding to ensure butter yields. Avoid moldy feeds and excessive corn meal for pigs, favor skimmed milk and oats, and convert clabbered milk into cheese by simmering. Caution against oil meal overuse, advocating limited use and promoting flaxseed meal as a substitute. A single cow can ruin a herd’s butter yield, so test milk from each cow by self sealing jars and shaking after 12 hours to check butter formation.
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Oil Meal Trust
Regularity in Nilking in Milking Time
Regularity in milking time is essential as cows are timekeepers and respond to strict schedules. Neglecting timing causes worry and reduced yield, while some cows need thorough kneading and manipulation to release milk and prevent premature decline.
Calf Rearing Warning Against Overfeeding with Separator Milk
Wallace's Farmer urges careful use of separator milk to raise hand fed calves. Do not overfeed or assume more milk equals better growth. Start balanced with corn meal or flax seed, then switch to shelled corn after two months. Emphasizes profitability when calves are fed intelligently and balanced.
RUNNING A CREAMERY IN DAIRY REGIONS
Guidance on avoiding creamery failures by ensuring ample milk supply and prudent investment. Emphasizes keeping good dairy cows, fair milk pricing, and not overpaying promoters. Warns against overcapitalization and urges careful planning before building and stocking a cooperative creamery.
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Syas
Dakaota
How to Control Cattle and Milking Etiquette
Advice on cattle control using a harnessed stick system and proper milking technique. Emphasizes gentle handling, clean hands, avoiding wetting the cow’s tears, quiet speech, pre milking feeding, and milking efficiently without harming the animal. Includes manufacturer tips from Orange Judd Farmer and early farming guidance.
Killing Rattlesnakes Fraud Case In Warren County
John Lamb of Walton was arrested on a warrant from Justice Pratt after Supervisor Taylor exposed a scheme to fraudulently claim rattlesnake bounties. Lamb allegedly split rattles, affixed flesh fragments, and claimed counts of 71 snakes to obtain $71, with prior $324 already paid. The practice spanned multiple counties where bounty rates varied, prompting questions about how many snakes were actually killed.
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Walton
Justice &. M. Pratt
Taylor
Glens Halls
N. Y
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Warren
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Jolton
Hague
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Packard
Washington County
Warren County
Remembered the Maine recall in Syracuse origin story
Lieut. Commander Wainwright, famed for his actions at Santiago, is praised for his rise to command the Gloucester in Cuban waters. A cousin notes his quiet demeanor and transformed resolve after the Maine tragedy, as he pursued vengeance against those responsible and faced naval danger yet again.
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Syracuse
Santiago
Gloucester
Conmmndeer
Maine
Cuban
Vizcaya
Young Newport Soldier Joins Kentucky Volunteers
Ralph V. Phillips of Newport, aged 16, may be Kentucky's youngest soldier. After initial rejection for youth, he reenlisted with Newport companions, and now heads to Chickamauga Park for assignment to the Second Regiment, Kentucky Volunteers. His father Dr. T F Phillips is a noted Newport physician and his enlistment faced parental objections before final approval.
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Ralph V. Phillips
Newport
Kentucky
T. PF. Phillips
Sixth Infantry
Tampa
Fla
Covington
Chickamauga Park
Kentucky Volunteers
Demands of Greek Laboring Men Call for Reduced Hours
Greek laboring men report workdays of 14 hours in summer and 12 hours in winter and seek shorter hours plus wages paid on Saturday evenings rather than Sunday mornings. Also noted are a Texas timber depletion warning and Italy Protestant census data.
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Greece
Elisha Defends Samaria Against the Syrian Siege
A study of Elisha's defense as Samaria faces Benhadad II's raids. The prophet warns Israel's king, reveals unseen heavenly aid, and blinds the Syrian army. He guides captives to Samaria, spares them with food, and ends raids, urging fidelity to principle and faith.
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B.C
Samaria
Israel
Josephus
Elisha
Keil
Syria
Naaman
Dothan
Jehoram
Taylor Lewis
California Trip By The North-Western Line
Persons planning travel to California should ensure tickets read via The Northwestern Line to avoid car changes and delays. Personally conducted excursions to California depart each Thursday. For lowest rates, seating, reservations, maps and detailed information, inquire with agents of Chicago Northwestern Railway.
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California
Chicago & North-Western R'y
Omaha Exposition Visit Advised During Centennial Event
The Omaha Exposition of 1898 references the Philadelphia Centennial Exposition of 1876 and ranks just behind Chicago's World's Fair in national importance. It urges all Pan Mississippi region states to visit Omaha during the Exposition from June to Strokes inclusive.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Pan Mississippi
Omaha
Why Pay Rent Better own a Farm
A sales notice invites readers to obtain a free copy of the North-Western Home-Seeker from W. B. Kniskern in Chicago. The publication promises practical guidance for agriculture dairy farming and cattle raising and seeks correspondence from prospective settlers.
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W. B. Kniskern
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Reduced fares for Trans Miss Exposition trains
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway offers excursion tickets to Omaha for June 1 arrivals at one regular fare round trip. Return coupons are valid until June 6. From June 1 to November 1 tickets are priced at one and one third fare for the round trip with return coupons limited from sale date.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & Cc. Paul Ry
Omaha
Pleasant Arrangement Promotes Endeavor Headquarters
The Omaha Christian Endeavor Union, representing around 30 Budeggor societies, runs a booth at the exposition grounds providing information and help to Endeavorers and friends. To meet the need for a central HQ, they arranged with Hotel Henryton at 27th and Lake Streets, within walking distance of the exposition grounds, for a headquarters and guest accommodations.
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Omaha
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