Cutting Pork on the Farm and Weather Wise Butchering
A Missouri agriculture guide explains how warm weather causes pork losses and advises timing butchering with cold spells. It covers removing leaf fat while warm, hanging carcasses overnight, head and rib cuts, trimming the shoulder, and options for sausage, lard, and bacon from the side.
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Missouri
P. F. Trowbridge
College of Agriculture
University of Missouri
Trustee's Sale Notice of Shipp properties
Under a 1914 deed of trust James G Shipp and Elizabeth A Shipp convey real estate in Linn County Missouri to a trustee. The property totals 93.55 acres across parts of section 11 township 60 north range 20 west. Default on a $3000 note triggers sale on Friday November 26.
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James 4. Shipp
Elizabeth A. Shipp
Recorder's Office
Linn County
Missouri
James G. Shipp
Feed Hogs Earlier for Market Readiness
The article advises feeding hogs six weeks earlier to accelerate fattening. It notes variability, with some hogs fattening quickly and consuming less feed, suggesting those hogs reach market weight sooner if all hogs fatten similarly. Emphasizes prime physical condition as key.
Cross Roads And Cora Farm Notes And Visits
Mellie Almond writes of visits and travel including Glenn Turner sawing wood for Jas Dodson and Jas Dodson's trip to Milan and Green City. Earnest Langdon and Head family relatives are noted visiting. Linn county fared in the Farm Congress at Chillicothe with top ears of yellow corn awarded to J W Crookshanks near the city. Dan F of Purdin won the week.
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Glenn Turner
Jas
Dodson
Milan
Earnest Langdon
Near Green Castle
Oscar Head
Dan
Licothe
J. W. Crook Shanks
Dan F
Purdin
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Ladies Union
Halliburton’s
Brookfield
Royal Society
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M. F. Bench
Jas. Dodson
Green City
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