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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1919
Page
2
The passage advocates using the United States Employment Service to absorb discharged soldiers and war workers into civil life with jobs rather than charity. It notes Sen Benson's plan to aid winter employment and cites the Paris peace congress where Clemenceau was elected permanent chairman and urged avoiding another world catastrophe while pursuing a league of nations.
Federal and state inspectors monitor factories condensing or evaporating milk for Allied armies and consumers. They check sanitary conditions, raw milk quality, and processing steps from evaporation to canning, ensuring proper composition and truthful labeling.
The article discusses feeding dairy cows with minimal grain by using substitutes. It highlights good pasture and soybeans, plus a home grown protein rich feed to sustain herds through summer and a corn rich diet.
Legume hay such as clover alfalfa cowpea soybean velvet bean or other legumes used with good silage can lower costs and sustain medium to heavy milk production. It cannot replace grain entirely but partial substitution frees substantial grain for human food.
A plan to use sorghum as a sugar substitute is under way in Douglas County Nebraska. Six farmers pooled resources with the county agent to buy a small sorghum mill and employ an experienced syrup maker. The syrup sells for 1.25 to 1.50 cents per gallon and demand may exceed supply Five sorghum mills are operating in the county.
Farmers are urged to set clear standards for dairy cows and cull those failing to meet production benchmarks. Milk scales and the Babcock test guide decisions on whether cows should be kept for milk or disposed of for beef.
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