Peaks Named for Notable Americans and Others Across Regions
Announcement states the U S geographic board approved names for three Absaroka peaks on Yellowstone Shoshone boundary Cody Arthur and Plenty Coos in honor of Buffalo Bill Chester A Arthur and Crow leader Plenty Coos Plenty Coos died this year at Pryor and was famed for 80 counted coups during Sioux War involvement in Battle of Rosebud and later farming and cattle trading areas.
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United States Geographic Board
Absaroka Range
Yellowstone National Park
Natonal Forest
Wyoming
Arthur Peak
Cody Peak
Plenty Cool Peak
United States
Cody Club
Cody
Wye
National Park Service
National Forest Service
William R. Bandy
Helena
United States Public Survey Office
William F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Pahaska Tepee
Colonel Cody
Middle Creek
North Fork
Shoshone River
Shoshone National Forest
Yellowstone Pational Park
Arthur
Chester A. Arthur
Yellowstone Park
Reservation Peak
Middle
Canfield Creeks
Mlenty Coos
Atkins Peaks
Plenty Coos
Pryor
Alecek-chea-ahoosh
Plenty Coups
Coup
George Crook
the Rosebud
Crazy Horse
Crook
Little Big Horn
Custer
Seventh
Coos
Washington
Arlington
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Osceola
Tecumseh
Thames
Unclear Portraits of W F Cody and Zebulon Pike
The clipping names Col. W F Cody and Gen Zebulon Pike with references to their Wyoming and Colorado landmarks. It notes Buffalo Peak in Wyoming at 10 500 feet and Pikes Peak at 14 110 feet, though some text is garbled.
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Cadmus
Sequoyah
George Guess
New Hampshire
Washington
Adams
Jefferson
Madison
Mohroe
Jackson
Lincoln
Clay and
Webster
Republic
Lafayette
Benjamin Franklin
White Mountain
Hancock
Field
Clinton
Willey
Starr King
Crawford
Mt. Adams
Oregon
Mt. Washington
Mt. Jefferson
Colorado
Wilson
U. S. Grant
Montana
Cleveland
Nevada
Grant
Utah
Alaska
North America
Gen. W. S. Harney
Fremont Peak
Wyoming
John C. Fremont
Pathfinder
Sherman
Buffalo Ane Peak
Pikes Peak
Eler
Eleanor Weds The Man Uncle Alfred Targeted
Eleanor Brooke rejects Mark Allen after a broken engagement and, guided by Uncle Alfred, sets off West with Walter Jamieson. They bond riding together and discover mutual affection, deflecting Uncle Alfred’s prank. Eleanor and Jamieson plan a future as he writes his next story.
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Leanor Brooke
Mark Allen
Roger
Mark
Eleanor
Alfred
Uncle Alfred
Walter Jamieson
Walter
Aunt Lavure
Walter Duiieson
Laura
Miai
Mr. Jamieson
Jamieson
Quality of dairy stock advances with record testing numbers
The Holstein Friesian Association of America reports a 14 percent rise in long term record testing in 1931 over 1930. Ten month and yearly Advanced Registry totals reach 3,860 records, the best outside 1924, amid drought and weak business. Average yields for 1931 tested cows show about 16 000 pounds of milk and 4700 pounds fat, with higher figures over the full historical period.
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Holstein- Vriesian Association of America
How Dairy Profits May Be Kept at High Point
Guidance from the American Agriculturist outlines dairy management methods to maintain profits. It emphasizes comfortable cows, gentle handling, regular schedules, individual milk records, regulated feeding, free salt access, ample clean water, balanced rations, and rest periods between inclusion cycles. It also recommends joining dairy associations to stay current with best practices.
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American Agriculturist
Milking Dairy Question: Three Times a Day Pay Off
An article discusses milking cattle three times daily versus twice. Short trials suggest about 10 percent yield increase. full lactation could reach around 20 percent. Profitability depends on product end use and pricing. some say retail milk pays, others say butter and cheese do not. Extended milking can lengthen the workday, limiting farmer availability.
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Tlow Anuch
Yessing the Cow to Grass Causes Milk Dip
A Farm Journal note warns that cows fed only early spring grass will curtail milk production. Grass acts as a temporary tonic but cannot replace a complete ration of alfalfa, grain, and balanced feed. Without proper nutrition, the dairyman loses profit when asking for steady milk output.
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Farm Journal
Splendid Holstein Record Lyons Ormsby Ava
A purebred Holstein cow named Ava, owned by Femco Farms in Minnesota, is highlighted as a notable black and white cow, listed with landmark lineage and registry details.
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Splendid Holstein
Lyons Ormsby
Femco: Farms
Minnesota
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Elmo Scott Watson
William Tecumseh Sherman
Idaho
Wiliam I. Borah
Borah
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Joseph Benson Foraker
Ohio
Elihu Root
New York
Daniel Carter Beard
Louis Agassiz
Arizona
California
Joseph R. Whitney
John Muir
Samuel P. Langley
John Tyndall
John Leconte
Charles Darwin
Alexander Wiachell
John Ericsson
Ferdinand V. Hayden
Zebulon Montgomery Pike
New Jersey
Pike
Louisiana Territory
James Pursley
Purcell
Kentucky
Edwin James
Stephen H. Long
Rocky Mountains
Long
James’ Peak
Great West
Bust
Longs Peak
Rocky Mountain National Park
Charles Lindbergh
Pacific Coast
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
WNN Service
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