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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1932
Page
3
A company incorporated under Indiana law conducts business only within Indiana. It pays substantial taxes to city township county and state governments and the public school system. It is dedicated to serving customers and aims to provide service at the lowest possible rates consistent with reliability.
Local residents hosted and visited relatives over Christmas and nearby days. Families from Indianapolis Rushville Knightstown Carthage and Tipton shared dinners dances and calls with numerous households including the Norris Plummer Kizer and Adams families. Several trips and illness notes appear among holiday gatherings.
Dairy milk butterfat content varies from about 2 to 10 percent. Factors include individual cow identity, breed, cow age and lactation stage, milking interval, thorough stripping, and body condition, with regular milking and good flesh improving fat yield.
The piece surveys New Year superstitions from Old England to Babylon, noting customs on first day luck and gifts. It recounts a Civil War find near Lee's retreat a miniature Mary Ball Washington and a portrait possibly by Gilbert Stuart, now valued by Mrs. Nita Phillips Jones of Buckhannon West Virginia. It also notes fewer Santa letters and persimmon crops in South Carolina, with cultural notes on possum taters and persimmon beer in Negro cabins.
Records from over 30 000 cows in New York state dairy herd improvements show purebreds atop grade cows by averages of 1110 pounds more milk and 31 pounds more butterfat yearly. Prof Crandall notes peak production at ages six to eight and urges better heifer rearing and disease control to cut replacement and depreciation in state herds.
Professor Eckles notes timely planning aids dairy cattle owners and government affairs. A solid dairy ration rests on succulent feed and legume hay with corn silage or roots for succulent feed and clover or alfalfa for hay. Delayed provision leads to poor winter rations and smaller milk checks or higher feed costs.
Dairy facts cover odor avoidance for milk storage in barns and correct feeding for livestock. Guidance includes warming cold separators with hot water, typical cream test around 3.5 percent, and handling high-fat cream to suit markets. Calves transition from milk to calf meal and hay, while corn silage varies with maturity and freezing impact on quality remains moderate.
Mr and Mrs Chas Midkiff of Knightstown Harvey Gilson of Knightstown and Mr and Mrs Donald Stoten and son were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Roy Serkless Mr and Mrs Bob Hinshaw of spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs William Hinshaw Miss Vera Miller of Indianapolis is visiting her parents over the Christmas holidays
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