Management and Care for Cows North East Linn
The article discusses dairy cattle care from the United States Department of Agriculture. It highlights fall freshening for higher milk yield and butter fat, steady year round production for city milk trades, and the value of dairy records and humane exercise. It notes feeding, breeding, diseases, and sanitation, with a call to obtain Farmers Bulletin 1470-F.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Gossip Whispers and Sage Sayings from the Village
A column of entertaining gossip strings together witty maxims and rumors. It jokes about cooks, a freezing aprestion, redress for the mzran, and a red-hot Sunday followed by Blue Monday. It questions honesty and hints at spirits without a medium.
Gathered Visitors Flash Through Garner Area Homes
Families and relatives from Milan Bucklin Brookfield Shelby and Shelby area spent Sunday with Mrs. Lawrence Riedl and family including Franklin Aunt Lizza Jones and E F Thudhum. Leonard Riedl fixed a fence while Will Abbott and son Alton hauled sand.
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Garner and Vicinity
Franklin
Lizza Jones
Milan
FE. E. Thudhum
Andrew Stufflebean
Kay
Henry Logan
Orves
Hubert
Will Welch
Shelby
Awl Moore
Bucklin
Kenneth Ridle
Brookfield
Lawrence Riedl
Laura Thudium
E. E. Thudium
Milan Flood Washes Out Locust Creek Road
Heavy rains over ten days intensified Tuesday night with a downpour. Locust Creek rose enough to carry away the Burlington tracks Y and flood the railroad for over two miles south of Milan. Drainage ditch efforts continued as sun returned and rain eased.
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Milan
Campbell
Burlington
Locust Creek
Sol
Caustic Dehorning Calves Told As Practical Method
The best time to dehorn calves is 1 to 2 weeks old. Clip hair from the horn button and apply caustic paste sparingly until a red dime sized spot forms. Avoid rain washing the caustic, protect skin, and store caustic airtight.
How Are Calves Raised Profitably for Market
Farmers face the milk veal price mix as calves are raised to market weight. A 75 pound calf fed to 150 pounds gains 75 pounds, using about 150 pounds of milk worth $15. Sold at 14 cents a pound yields $21, leaving a $5 realized gain for the calf’s original weight after feeding and marketing costs.
Packing Eggs by Light Room Inspection
The guide advises packing in a well lit area to detect damaged or cracked shells. It notes eggs with pre laid cracks may appear repaired but are visible in light. Separate good and poor grades to avoid lowering overall price and ensure uniform quality.
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Browning
Commercial Printing Seeks Your Next Order
A local printer proclaims its best line of commercial printing at reasonable prices and invites new customers to choose them for value and service. The message emphasizes gaining business and delivering deserving quality.
Woman Centerpiece in Sesqui Centennial Pageant
A young woman named as a central figure in the Sesqui Centennial International Exposition pageant in Philadelphia. The event celebrates 150 years of American independence and continues through December.
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Columbia
Philadelphia
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