18 Sep 1919
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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1919
Page
1
New York dairy state advocates cost effective nutrition. Ithaca state college dairy and home economics workers urge increased use of whole milk skim milk cottage cheese and American cheddar to boost child growth and family nutrition while easing household budgets.
A piece on fairs from the United States Department of Agriculture explains fair time as a university where the public learns science through exhibits. It contrasts carefree visitors with the teachers backstage, notes the prep needed for prize displays, and shares a farmer club tale about selecting ears of corn for judging.
A fragment notes attention to Miss Fashionable and comments on how scarce she has become, with observers remarking on public interest and the changing social scene.
A USDA prepared note recounts a farmer selling a registered Holstein bull for fifty dollars who later would have been worth five thousand after his daughters calved and produced record milk and butterfat. It argues that without progeny records a high breeding bull may fail value, urging associations to test daughters before using or selling bulls.
The article urges covering cream cans during transport to prevent sun exposure. It notes an ordinary wet burlap cover can reduce cream temperature by about 20 degrees, avoiding heat damage on trips from farm to market.
The article warns farmers that cows often fail to dry up after peak milk flow. It advises stopping grain, offering little or no grain, and milking once daily for several days then extending to twice, until the udder is fully dry and milk production ceases.
A damaged clipping mentions a debate over a penny and a state action with unclear context. The readable portion hints at a discussion about taking or returning a penny and refers to the state.
Readable phrases hint at a brief local notice or column item. Content appears damaged with limited names or concrete facts to identify, leaving the main action unclear.
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