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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1920
Page
12
Peter and Jane visit Captain and hear Uncle Tan’s tales about Brother and Sister the Easily Lost Children and their dog Aristotle. In this fifth story they get lost in the desert and spend a night in a prickly pearl fort guarded by wolves.
Uncle Tan tells a tale of two siblings visiting a Cowboy Relative in the mountains. On a misrouted hike they seek shelter in a fort formed by prickly pear bushes and face wolves, while the Cowboy returns with breakfast the next morning. The episode ends with Uncle Tan recalling a true wolf encounter in Canada.
Dairy experts advise pouring fresh milk into a freshly scalded vessel and storing it in a clean cool place. Do not mix new and old milk. keep covered to avoid odors and contamination. Milk stays sweet up to 24 hours at 50 F or less, but warm ice boxes can raise temperatures above safe levels. In cities, morning deliveries may lag. afternoon delivery yields 12 to 18 hours fresher milk for breakfast patrons.
An expert notes the silo must be air tight on walls and bottom to prevent mold and keep silage well. Any material such as wood cement tile iron or plaster works if the walls are air and moisture tight and the ensiled material is properly packed.
High wind areas favor reinforcing the interior of stave silos with wood hoops at top and bottom. Thin weather boarding is nailed to staves forming multiple thicknesses while breaking joints. Strips measure 8 by 10 feet and may be soaked to ease bending.
The bulky pasture grass limits how much a cow can eat to meet nutrient needs for maximum milk production, so part of the ration should be more concentrated. Good pasture provides succulent, palatable, nutritious grasses.
Farmers in a community can form a simple cooperative without large capital. Members ship livestock and pay only after market returns are received. They need a basic constitution by laws and elected officers. incorporation is optional but advisable for legal protection. The U S department of agriculture can supply model constitutions and by laws.
The USDA reports rising interest in registering sires as breeders submit enrollment blanks. An Ohio owner listed a Shorthorn bull Berkshire boar Delaine ram all registered stock, plus a collie and standard bred Rhode Island Red poultry. All females were grades or cross breds, showing no scrubs on the farm.
With high grain prices, substitute forage crops for grain feeds to cut 15 to 25 percent of grain costs. Pasture crops mixed with grain seeds yield cheapest rations for breeding and fattening hogs, with gains 1/6 to 1/4 cheaper than dry lot feeding. Greatest returns come from feeding grain plus forage at 2 to 3 percent of hog weight daily.
Silage lacks protein and should be supplemented with protein concentrate. Without proper supplementation, results are less satisfactory. The economical feeding proportion for cottonseed meal is about 2.2 pounds daily per thousand pounds of live weight.
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