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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1902
Page
6
Practical notes from the farm department offer tips for dairy and poultry care. Emphasizes clean stables, proper feeding, vaccination, and routine health checks to boost yields and maintain animal welfare.
The piece debunks telegony the idea that a female bears future traits from an alien mate. It cites Prof. J Cosar Ewart experiments with mares and zebras showing offspring reflect the sire and dam, not prior mates, and discusses variation, atavism, and the role of continued selective breeding in animal improvement. It also covers milk sampling methods and poultry farming insights.
Instructions request providing pint or quart jars for each patron, labeled with matching numbers on the milk recording sheet. Composite test sample bottles with tin covers and numbered brass tags are obtainable from creamery supply firms.
A Farmers Review description of a “Learn-To” poultry house of the “Jean-to” variety. It notes low cost by using the barn wall as one side and two separate fowl apartments. The yard appears neat and heat loss can be reduced by proper barn placement against the southern side.
The Dairy and Pure Food Commission in New Jersey is abolished and its duties shift to the state board of health. Advocates of pure food say little has protected the public from adulterated foods, and the health board now focuses on bottled water amid its other duties.
A writer argues butter production vastly exceeds oleomargarine. He cites 1.4 billion pounds of butter and about 100 million pounds of oleomargarine manufactured nationwide last year, claiming butter is fourteen times more plentiful than the counterfeit product.
The quote attributed to W. D. How ard expresses a commitment to avoid hurting others. It appears as a reflective line on conduct and empathy within a historical or literary context.
The act allows the secretary of agriculture to extend the 1891 1895 inspection and certification provisions to dairy products for export. Secretary Wilson begins in Boston New York Chicago and San Francisco customs districts to implement the new inspection service.
W H Caldwell argues for a dairy temperament over flesh-making tendencies in dairy cattle. He stresses that cattle bred for dairy should show clear dairy temperament reflected in head shape brain capacity muzzle eyes neck and backbone indicating strong nerve support and milk efficiency.
A farmer pleads against the raw sugar duty in a long dialect plea. He argues repealing the tax would lower prices, help beet and fruit farmers, and benefit all citizens while urging readers to contact their Congressman. He predicts cheaper sugar will boost consumer welfare and farmer profits.
Patents issued last week to Orson Bucklin of Marietta Minnesota for a rope machine and John Caldwell of Minneapolis for a leather stretching device. Martin Erickson of Waubay South Dakota receives a power hammer while Andrew J Hoban holds a tile making machine with one half assigned to J P Bercham of St Paul. John Peterson of St Peter receives a manure Gatherer and loader and William Sherd of Belview receives a milk pail holder. Patent attorneys Lothrop and Johnson of St Paul are listed.
Dr J I Rindlaub is presented as a specialist in eye ear nose and throat care based in Fargo North Dakota offering medical services in otolaryngology and ophthalmology.
The Philadelphia Press quotes a sharp observation about Guzzler unable to know when to stop. The spoofing remark contrasts two phrases on self restraint and excess. The light exchange underscores public chatter about moderation.
A letter from J. W. O'Brien of 322 Third Ave North Minneapolis dated January 6 1900 extols Piso's Cure as an exceptional cough remedy.
A dialogue-style snippet contrasts belief and skepticism. Brown notes people credit absurd ideas while ignoring obvious truths. Black agrees and observes Green lacks trust in hash yet eats croquettes and mince pies.
A hustler counters the idea that patience yields all. he argues that valuable goals arrive only to those who rise early and push hard. The Chicago News frames a blunt philosophy on effort and reward with a hardboiled tone.
An ad promotes Wizard Olfs as a remedy for weakness stiffness and soreness in aged people. It claims druggists sell the oil and notes a past figure about miles of telegraph lies and wire in the United States.
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