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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1919
Page
12
An obituary style quotation attributed to Bessie A. Stanley defines a successful life as one lived well laughed often and loved much with trust from pure women and love of children. It marks a noble ethos of leaving the world better and honoring earth's beauty.
An exhibit of articles made by wounded soldiers at Fort Riley Kansas is on display at educational service headquarters. It features wood carving weaving leather goods and toys. In Section K the soldiers are producing a miniature circus parade. The work aids recovery and is valued for its therapeutic effect.
Dehorning with caustic, clippers, and saws is urged to prevent horn growth and remove horns. The practice eases handling, reduces danger to attendants, prevents goring in lots and during transit, and improves appearance and value. Demonstrations by cattle specialists of the U.S. Department of Agriculture and cooperators discuss methods.
Demonstrators explain dehorning cattle using clippers saws caustic soda and potash. They show dehorning chutes to prevent rough handling and advise familiarizing farmers with one or two animals. Age of cattle guides method with clippers for speed and saw to avoid horn crushing and excessive bleeding.
The piece argues scrub livestock is wasteful and should be phased out in favor of pure-bred stock. It notes scrub animals served as a transition between old and new farming methods, but calls for extinction of scrub stock as the long term goal, while recognizing a gradual path.
Silage may be fed to horses in limited quantity with care. Horses cannot eat large amounts of roughage like cattle and should receive only small portions on full feed.
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