Wisconsin man wins race to Washington for ratification
David G. James of Wisconsin wins the race to be first to register the constitutional amendment for woman suffrage. He is Ada James’s father and borrowed money for a rapid trip to Washington, arriving moments ahead of a messenger with an official receipt from the state department.
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David G. James
Wisconsin
James
Ada James
National Woman's Party
Washington
Silinota Messenger
Department-Of State
Limpet's Hidden Suction Power Revealed
A description of how limpets cling to rocks using a raised central body to create a vacuum. It explains that a sharp blow can dislodge them, but with warning they seal tightly and require force to detach.
Grain Mixtures for Calves from USDA Recommendations
The USDA outlines calf grain feeding stages from two weeks to three months and recommends cracked corn with wheat bran as the base mix. It lists five blend formulas and notes oats, linseed meal, and roughage like alfalfa, with caution on alfalfa causing scours and grain fed separately from milk.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Calf Rearing Do’s and Pasture Start Time Guidance
The guide recommends gradual pasture access for calves. Begin with a small, clean roughage supply for the first six months and ensure calves get all quality roughage they consume. If pasture is good, additional roughage may be unnecessary. avoid pasture for calves under two months in early spring.
Good Blood Assisted Dairy Bull Becomes Strong Herd Lead
A Montana county farm bureau member bought a dairy bull for 100 dollars as a calf and placed it atop a ten cow herd producing 4,800 pounds milk and 260 pounds butterfat annually. The bull’s daughters surpassed their dams by 102 pounds butterfat and 1,828 pounds milk yearly, netting about 300 dollars profit per year. If the cow line lasts six years, total extra profit could reach 1,800 dollars from the ten cows. The farmer called it a bully good investment.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Montana County Farm Bureau
Enemies of the Dairy Industry Critique Poor Butter Makers
The author denounces men who produce subpar butter by using stale cream, arguing they threaten the dairy industry more than butter substitutes. There is no substitute for first class butter, but stale cream risks driving people away from butter entirely.
Save Family Expenses From Dairy Cows
The article argues that dairy cows kept under reasonable conditions can reduce nearly half of a small family’s expenses, presenting cattle farming as a practical household cost saver.
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Villa
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U. S. Infantry
Warsaw
Poland
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Mississippi River
Memphis
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Good Blood Assisted Dairy
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Undertaker Dillon
Burke Auto Transfer Company
Ned Burke
Prop
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Black Res
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Dillon Furniture CO
General Furniture Distributors
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Dilion, Montana
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