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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1919
Page
2
Commander John Wiggins wears the new regulation navy coat with a low collar and open front while Ensign Milton MacDonald wears the old type. The new coat lacks insignia, but sleeve insignia remains the same.
A Kansas City Star quote portrays Toney Shack as a neat up to date town. The interviewer notes the speaker may be a visitor praising the village while contrasting city life and small town stereotypes.
New York Cunard Line officials reportedly revive Charles Frohman’s idea to install stages in Atlantic liner saloons. Ships would house full scenery and a stock company with a director to stage current London and New York hits for soldiers aboard troopships.
General information notes that a mixture of two or more hinders is darker than any original. The rhinoceros horn grows on the skin rather than joined to the skull. Women accepted into London police undergo three months training to become constables. Princess Mary, daughter of King George and Queen Mary, serves as colonel in chief of the Royal Scots.
The tuberculosis free accredited herd plan, begun December 1917, was adjusted at the Chicago meeting to admit certification grade herds by dropping “purebred.” The program tests cattle with tuberculin, removes reactors, retests, and lists eligible herds as tuberculosis free. In the first year, 296 herds with 9,284 cattle were accredited, 1,462 herds with 35,052 cattle passed one test, and 4,622 herds with 98,002 animals were under supervision.
A study at Maryland Agricultural College shows Ayrshire heifers best drop their first calf around thirty months. Dropping calves six months earlier reduces milk flow, while six months later causes only a small decrease. Breed size affects timing with Jerseys and Guernseys about twenty five months and Holsteins about thirty months for well developed cattle.
Pasteurized cream yields a more uniform product and higher scoring butter with better keeping qualities. It reduces fermentations and protects against disease, improves skim milk value, and creates a steadier market, with only a small cost increase offset by benefits.
Keep cows clean and milk in clean surroundings. Use a small-top or covered pail. Sterilize all utensils in contact with milk with steam for at least five minutes.
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