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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1925
Page
8
The USDA study shows per capita milk use exceeds 1,000 pounds annually in various forms, with total production at 114,686,201,000 pounds from 26,252,000 cows averaging 4,868 pounds each. Population grows about 1.5 million yearly, implying need for higher producing cows rather than more cattle to meet rising demand.
The annual Dairy Exposition gathers a nation wide dairy industry audience. Officials say the 2.5 billion farm value and nearly 5 billion in manufactured and farm value underline dairy’s vast impact. The events run October 10 to 17 in Indianapolis with government and industry support and prize cattle from leading fairs competing for national honors.
About 15,818 live stock owners nationwide join the Better Live Stock program as of July 1, with 540,456 animals and 1,185,080 head of poultry under improvement through pure-bred sires. Progress spans 41 counties and states Grayson Virginia New Haven Connecticut Shelby Union counties, led by county extension agents under the U S Department of Agriculture.
The text notes a typical Holstein cow can eat around three pounds of silage and one pound of grain per hundredweight, with cautions against excessive grain and a flexible plan depending on feed availability and cow needs. It discusses ration balance and notes variations by age and conditions, urging moderate grain and sufficient roughage.
R Jones, Associate Professor of Entomology at OAL, outlines the peach tree borer threat across eastern United States orchards. The larval pest overwinters under bark or in burrows, with females laying 200 to 600 eggs. control relies on digging out borers, mounding soil around trunks, and applying protective washes while pruning and inspecting trees twice yearly.
The AQ varieties Concord Niagara and Delaware propagate readily from cuttings taken from current season growth. Cuttings about ten inches long with two or more buds are placed in open ground nearly in November. From pruning wood saved, cuttings tied and stored may rot 75 to 85 percent yet produce plants ready for transplanting one year after placement.
Storage guidance notes apples for storage must be cooled immediately after picking. Cooling helps prevent sweating and spoilage, keeping apples in excellent condition for long storage.
A fragmented note extols poultry farming as a lucrative venture, urging careful breeding and stock selection. It warns against careless indifference and urges home shopping from disciplined breeders with surplus stock.
A Los Angeles Times clipping recalls the Randall Babbitts near Hollenbeck park proud of their twins. Mrs. Babbitt places one cut in a baby carriage and a stranger comments on the nice little boy. The mother smiles as she watches the scene, then returns with the second twin, surprising the boy with the sight of two babies.
The advertisement promotes Cuticura Toilet Trio as daily skin care essentials. The Soap cleanses and purifies, the Ointment soothes and heals, and the Talcum powder and perfume finish the toilet table set.
Sweden faces only slight malaria risk as the Royal Bacteriological Institute in Stockholm studies Anopheles mosquitoes that carry the germ. The institute aims to act quickly if cases arise or travelers return with the disease, keeping Sweden safe from an outbreak.
Howe laments wasting time and neglecting self, urging focus on self care and debt worries. He questions foolish actions causing humiliation and the need to recover energy through better daily choices in Howe's Monthly.
A terse remark in the Charleston Daily Mail notes the strain of modern life. The line suggests that heavy demands on society cause tensions akin to an Earth’s crust cracking.
Mrs. Linn of Terre Haute reports weak nervous and dizzy spells eased after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits renewed strength and a healthy pregnancy, stating the product helped before childbirth and that she would recommend it to other women. For sale by druggists everywhere.
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