Six Essentials For Quality Milk
Purdue extension dairyman E A Gannon outlines six essentials for quality milk: clean cows, sterile utensils, small top milk pails, prompt cooling, clean healthy milkers, and dry hand milking. He notes about 45 million pounds of milk are rejected annually for poor quality, costing farm resources and labor, and urges rapid cooling to below 60 degrees to reduce losses.
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E. A. Gannon
Purdue University Extension Dairyman
Gannon
Agricultural tips and price notes from Purdue Extension
A collection of practical farming reminders covers erosion control on slopes, corn and hay management, roosters for eggs, exterior paint durability, proper picnicking cleanliness, and soybean and protein hay guidance. It cites cost figures for feed ingredients and invites readers to contact Purdue University Extension for more information.
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Department of Agricultural Extension
Purdue University
Lafayette
Golden Wonder 4-H Club Meets at Pittsburg School
The Golden Wonders 4-H Club of Tippecanoe township met at Pittsburg school in Pittsburg on Wednesday June 14 at two o'clock with eight girls and one visitor present. Groups baked a cake and cookies, a game was played, and plans were made for the next meeting on Wednesday June 28 at two o'clock at the Pittsburg school.
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Golden Wonders
Tippecanoe Township
Pittsburg
Olive Ann Carr
All Out For Victory 4-H Club Meets at New Hope
The Madison township 4-H group met Friday June 9 at New Hope school house near Ockley. Six members answered roll call as they reported progress on projects. An initiation and a muffin making demonstration by Shirley Fes ler were featured. Refreshments followed. Next meeting set for Saturday June 24 at two o'clock at New Hope school.
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All Out For Victory 4-H Club
Madison Township
New Hope School
Ockley
Shirley Fesler
Opal Gingrich
Tripe Defined as Stomach Lining of Various Livestock
The article explains that tripe is the stomach lining from cattle, sheep and other animals. It outlines what constitutes tripe and its use as a food product.
Democrat 4-H Club Sees Meetings and Demonstrations
The Democrat township 4-H club met June 12 with Jo Ann Wilson presiding. Carolyn Lowery read minutes and Phyllis Gangner was appointed reporter. Demonstrations on flat felled seams and drop cookies were given, with a planned June 26 meeting and a trip to Ideal Beach on July 20.
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Happy Hearts and
Helping Hands
Democrat Township
Jo Ann Wilson
Carolyn Lowery
Phyllis Gangner
Phyllis Gangwer
Ideal Beach
Jefferson 4-H Club Meets at Carson School
The Jeffersonians 4-H club met at Carson school on Monday June 12 at 1 30. Fourteen members and one visitor attended. Ellen and Carol Clawson demonstrated baking a cake and Joyce Norris demonstrated making a tea towel. Hostesses were Donna Rockhill Margie Norris and Magdeline O Farrell. Refreshments were served. The next meeting is June 26 at 1 30 at Yeoman school building.
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Jeffersonians 4-H Club
Jefferson Township
Carson School
Ellen
Carol Clawson
Joyce Norris
Donna Rockhill
Margie Norris
Magdeline O'Farrell
Yeoman School
Faith Tested in Invasion Early Victories Remembered
A fragmented wartime remark speaks of the invasion facing grim struggles and setbacks. It urges endurance, noting that early victories are often challenging to sustain and will be remembered as guiding moments amid hardship.
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Perry M. Byrum
Phone
Yean Ind
Hillside Greenhouse
Truesdell
D. R. Fitzpatrick
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Indiana
Golden Wonder
Madison
Farmers Cooperative Store
Rockfield, Indiana
Democrat
Jefferson
Bradley
Perate
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