Cotton Seed Meal as Winter Feed for Cattle in Georgia
The Georgia Department of Agriculture advises cotton seed meal as a winter supplement to maintain milk production and cattle weight. Feed two to three pounds per 800–1,000 pound cow, with 1.5–2 gallons of milk daily, adding hulls for texture. Adjust by size. avoid excess nitrogen. For yearlings 1–2 pounds daily. two-year-olds 2–3 pounds. increase if fattening for sale. Beef cattle need supplemental feed when pastures fail in fall.
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Georgia
Forest ground fires injure forests and seeds
Alfred Akerman argues forest ground fires devastate seedlings and trees, wound lumber quality, invite pests and fungi, and harm soil humus. He adds that dangerous credit practices harm laborers, driving debt, loss of property, and in some cases suicide.
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Alfred Akerman
Forestry Inquiry
Cowless Milk Movement Sparks Wisconsin Firm Formation
Press dispatches report a Wisconsin company formed to produce milk directly from hay without cows. Proponents hail cow emancipation as a science triumph and a major energy conservation shortcut, reducing waste by bypassing traditional dairy processes.
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Wisconsin
Forest Fire Threat Over Leaves and Brush
A forest fire may cause greater damage among the leaves and underbrush than the destruction of a dwelling, highlighting how vegetation fuels can spread rapidly and threaten adjacent structures.
College News Notes Highlight Faculty, Bulleting Plans
President Soule named vice president of the association of agricultural colleges. Dr Burson issues a special bulletin on new cholera serum and Georgia results. A forthcoming corn and tomato club bulletin will name winners and yields. Record turnout expected at the college short course despite poor cotton prices. A Jersey calf born at the Georgia-Carolina Fair was named Augusta Wilson, with notable bloodlines. Milking a hay field is proposed as an option. dairy jargon and boarding house milk comments appear in light humor.
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Andrew M. Soule
Association of Agricultural Colleges of the United States
H. M. Burson
Georgia
Corn Club
Tomato Club
Augusta
Augusta Wilson
Wilson
Boys Who Did Things
A collection of brief notes on youth achievements and social anecdotes. It highlights historical figures like Davie and Watt as youthful makers, references a ge neration of artists, and cites social observations about women’s suffrage and fashion, concluding with a call to send job work to the office.
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Davie
Israel
Raphael
James Watt
Cardus
Udies' Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
Unclear historic note on governor and legal actions
Fragmentary OCR reads about a governor from Arkanensius and a Detroit divorce case with a judge resisting precedent. A California woman faces penalties for repeated actions then becomes covered by another name. The article ends with garbled references to Piptesstogs-Ontetue Re wore Herald.
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California
Bown
North Georgia Agricultural College Prospectus by G R Glenn
A dated prospectus from North Georgia Agricultural College by G R Glenn LL B describes low annual expenses under $125 to $175 for board lodging books fuel and lights. Highlights include a strict disciplined climate location and self reliance plus military department and cadet band supervised by U S Army officers. It outlines A B and two additional course tracks with full programs in agriculture mining engineering and commercial science and notes dormitory housing under officer supervision.
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Cayers Board
Georgia
U. S. Army
Glenn
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