Milk production costs and grazing needs in dairy herds report
The study details feed inputs of 2,046 pounds of grain and 7,276 pounds of silage for a cow, plus 164.5 hours of human labor and 16.2 hours of horse labor for milk hauling. Indiana studies show $27.11 annual overhead per cow including building, equipment, and veterinary costs, with tests and breeding expenses noted. A cow yields about 6.8 calves at one year, and profitability hinges on diverse, balanced rations and matching production to capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Bessie
Purdue University
Porter County
Indiana
Uncle Sam
Chicago
Bossle
Born Again Lesson From Nicodemus in John Eight
A preacher discusses Nicodemus a Pharisee of high morality who visits Jesus by night and learns that to see God’s Kingdom one must be born again through the Holy Spirit. The message emphasizes belief in Christ as the path to eternal life and the symbol of water and Spirit in regeneration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tris Ling
Jesus Christ
Nazareth
Nicodemus
God
Nicodems
Christ Jesus
Fraci
Christ
Peter
Jess
Jesus
Dairy Notes Reflect On Belief and Dairy Practices
Fragmented dairy column discusses beliefs about birth and salvation, the role of faith, and practical notes on calf feeding, butter quality, cow numbers, and dairy logistics. It emphasizes dairy farming basics, milk production costs, and seasonal shipping challenges.
Cost of feed in Ohio for milk and beef production
The article notes milk yields from 109 pounds of whole milk at 65 cents when silage is fed, with Nutter at 13.1 cents per pound. Without silage, average feed costs are $1.95 per 100 pounds of whole milk and 22 cents per pound of beef. It mentions silage plus cottonseed meal or clover hay, soy beats, or Carpets as balanced rations and warns moldy silage should not be fed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oslo
Cactus Takes Long Trip Across North American Borders
A fragmentary description recalls a jointed opuntia cactus named in a multiple regions including Mexico, Minnesota, and Wisconsin. It notes a canoe trip, a discovery along the Ontario shore, and a mystery about how the plant reached these areas, cited by D. Laoge in a Washington forestry magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
D. Laoge
Amerie Forestry
Washingtoan
Ontario
Infestation of a South African disease rumored as a special poison
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a supposed South African illness called lenzlekte or sicknest. It hints at a special poison generated under unfavorable conditions, linked to drought and certain eating practices, suggesting a false belief that whited ota foods cause the poison and its alleged effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Maryland Kiddies Save and Invest Through Thrift Stamps
Maryland school children embrace saving and investing in Thrift Stamps via the War Loan program. Teachers distribute free Text Hooks of Phritt, and students form savings societies, earning small sums from chores and farming tasks. Some youngsters save pennies daily, depositing with teachers who stamp accounts toward Thrift Stamps. The program gains popularity as a national effort to teach money management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klaryland
Iime
War Loan Organization
Fifth Federal Reserve District
Maryland
Nicol Cavirga
Cains
Pile Up Your Dollars Against the Sharpshooters
A wartime exhortation promotes Savings Stamps as safe, high-interest protection against profiteers. The piece urges saving a portion of earnings each payday to safeguard funds from theft and loss, contrasting it with risks of cash hoarding. It includes a country vignette about Sabbath neglect and notes tungsten imports from Peru, highlighting labor and logistics in securing raw materials for steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Oakley
Tull
New Power Sought for Underwater Torpedo Fuel
Rear Admiral Ralph Fairlie urged the American Chemical Society to develop a new power source for underwater torpedoes in the research field. He noted compressed air as the current source and called for a source with higher potential per air volume and weight while remaining as safe as onboard storage. Oxygen was proposed but deemed too dangerous to handle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Fnrie
Bureau of Ordnance
American Chemicial Society
Tout Heads Upire Confusion At Wicket Stand
A clash near the wicket sees a batsman defend against a shout of unfair play as the umpire admits a misinterpretation. The keeper's catch is questioned while spectators note the bat or head contact in a disputed play.
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Henglish
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Denton Journal
Bent Tl Johnson
Mbelvin & Johnson, Publisner Pe
Che
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Department of Agriculture
Christ and
George Guille
Moody Bible Institute
John
Farralag
Tvery
Ohio
Treasury Department of United States
Menbara
Savings Secretien
Walker D Thnes
Gansral
Ratlesda
The
Edssociation of Railway
Aveculived
Railay
Brothiay
New York
Great National Farm Weekly
J. M. Henderson, Jr
California
Ing Agricultural
Inc
Cross
Bobby
Mildred
Vie
May
Studay School
Peru
United States
Germany
Andes
O.G. Hignutt & CO
Exchange
North Sixth Street
Denton
Red Horn
Lister’s Chemical Works
Goldsboro Bank
America
Paige
Linwood
Detroit Motor Car Company
Detroit, Mich
Bullock’s Garage
Denton, MD
Fastern Shore Paige Distributor
Huneratl
Syracuse College of Embalming
Golnsbor
Goldsboro, Md
C. C. Deen
Fowling Creek
Lucas
Thomas & Messer CO
Bulto
Baltimore
VW. A. Smith
Pentisst
Ae Olammhora
Faenie
Griffith & Turner Coo
Baltimore, Md
Purity Confectionery CO
W. Mulberry
St. Baltimore
GEO
WM. Pepp
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