Mineral mixture best for cattle says expert open formula needed
Prof A Maynard of the New York State College of Agriculture advises buyers to seek mineral mixtures limited to salt calcium phosphorus and iodine with an open formula. He warns against fillers and sensational claims and notes simple blends like bone meal limestone and salt as effective and cheaper options.
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A. Maynard
New York State College of Agriculture
Ithaca
Glauber
Effective Preventive Calf Scours Method Promoted by Rockefeller Institute
Doctor Little's colostrum milk method is presented as superior to old isolation in preventing calf scours. Feed one to two eight ounce bottles of the dam's milk to calves within hours of birth to clean the digestive tract and confer immunity. Use clean bottles and enlarged nipple holes for easier feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Little
Rockefeller Institute
Carl B. Bender
New Jersey College of Agriculture
Dairy Facts on Efficient Dairying and Cow Culling
The article discusses year round benefits of concrete dairy barn floors and milking machines to reduce labor costs. It notes profits concentrate in one third of cows, while another third yield little or no profit, stressing breeding, feeding, and selective culling as key for profitability and public benefit.
Labor Day Social Highlights Across Local Families
Correspondence recounts Labor Day gatherings at Par nel and Farwell with visits from Saginaw Detroit and Bay City. Forest fires near Houghton Lake were fought after rain aided crops and rural roads improved. School begins with Mr Fuller teaching high grades and multiple family reunions from Island Park to Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Durfee
Harrison
Mary Welch
Trumble
Hikton
Wayne Cooper
Detroit
Farwell
Saginaw
Wm. Hamlin
HamHn
John Bambury
Hattie Hamlin
Local family visits and weekend gatherings noted
Mr and Mrs Jim Mizer and two daughters from Pontiac visited sister Mrs FP Acre. Several relatives from Sag inaw Lansing Clare and Detroit joined others for weekend visits. Labor day and school start events referenced with chimney work at the school and various social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Mizer
Maxine
Hazel
Pontiac
Acre
Chas. Smith
Saginaw
Giles Geath
Lansing
Kelly Turner
Wm. Holbrook
Clare
Harrison
George Fitzpatrick
E. B. Capparet
IF. Acre
Wvernell Mickle
T. Robinette
Alf. Abbott
The
Brown
Jud Blystone
Jadgy
Ann Arbor
J. Blystone
Gien
Leo Sprunger
Detroit
Floyd
Battle Creek
Springer
Glen Blystone
Harold Sunday
Sunday
Ulrich
Owen Ulrich
Loonlake
Byron Miller
Ben Elienhardt
H. C. Mickle
Labor Day Festivities Bring Rainy Weekend to Fatwell
HINKLEVILLE reports two rainy mornings broke a drought and helped Labor Day celebrations. Families in the locality enjoyed the holiday with a good time noted by residents including Mr. and Mrs. Harold Purvis of Car.
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Fatwell
Harold Purvis
Car
Newlyweds Walters welcomed in Arthur Center news
Local notes greet newly married Mr. and Mrs. John Walters and record visits, school openings, staff changes, and community events. Families from Flint and Ohio travel to share in fairs, Sundays, and school duties as Naomi Florence Orvis joins the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walters
Clarence Shull
Robert
Flint
Orlin Budd
Columbus
Ohio
C. Shull
Frank Bates
Eagle
Jesse Sills
Saginaw
Rhodes
J. M. Rollers
Sills
Hisse Shull
Gaylord
Nester School
Haines
Myers School
Barber
Floren Orvis
Floren
Grandpa Orvis
Babe
Merne Shull
Aaron McReynolds
Ralph Shu
Clare County Fair
Quy “Armstrong
Milton Leitner
Harl Sanders
Burt Hubel
Ladies’ Union
L. A. Kiggenson
the Sentinel
Nervous Collapse Forces Tentative Return Visit
A tentative return is contemplated after a nervous collapse, with plans or considerations to venture back again. The remark hints at uncertainty and potential readjustment.
Don’t Be So Solemn in Everyday Wit
A humorous reflection on tempering life with humor rather than solemnity. Josh Billings champions seasoning daily life with wit as a mark of wisdom and practical outlook.
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Josh Billings
Raising a Doubt
Opinion item arguing against pushing people to abandon routines when problems arise. Uses a metaphor comparing a derailed locomotive to a community stuck in a rut to question the urgency of change.
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Atchison Globe
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Land
A. Bellinger
Chicago
Teo "Oliver
Toledo
F. Hinkle
Ay Oliver
A. Purdy
John Sparkel
Sadié Connors
John Maver
Henry Hinkle
St. Morris
FE. H
Geo,Burch
Falwell
Ont
Clark
Est Branch
John Shermans
A. Oliver
Island Park
Mt. Pleasant
Nellie Bellinger
Brown Corners
Alma
St. Louis
Emma
Boys Industrial School
Willis Whitney
Purdy
Bellinger
A. Gagner
Bay City
Wm. Blue
Merrill
Emma Bellinger
Milliard Snyder
Snyder
Max Gladstone
Carson City
McNeil
Myrtle Kraatz
J. B. Blacker
Clyde Young
Harry Yager
Wm. Reid
Clifford
Jack Wilson
Rose Dyre
Labor Day
Brane
Arthur Center
New Fall Millinery
New York
Fifth Avenue
G.tyled
Farwell Lumber Yard
Michigan
Cadillac
Western Michigan
Leonard Refrigerators
Grand Rapids
Cadillac, Manton and
Buckley
Northern District
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