Study Aims to Pinpoint Bottled Milk Bacteria Sources
The Agriculture Department reports on a study of 100 representative milk plants to locate causes of elevated bacterial counts in bottled milk. Data from 20 plants show sterilization, storage practices, and temperature variations affect counts, especially after milking and during storage awaiting delivery. The project, now under two investigators, seeks specific operations needing closer monitoring to curb bacteria and aid plant operators without specialist staff.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Ernest Kelly
Chatrge
Bureau Ouf Dutty Tinduatey
United Buiies Department of Agriculture
Lee
Ramn
Buckwheat Feeds Found Useful in Dairy Rations
A New York State College of Agriculture bulletin notes buckwheat and products can substitute for or supplement wheat bran and gluten feeds in dairy rations. It details proportions for balanced mixes, including ground oats or barley with buckwheat, cottonseed meal, and oil meal, and cites digestible nutrients and protein content of buckwheat middlings.
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Department of Animal Husbandry
New York State College of Agriculture
Ithaca
Milking Cows Need Grain Even on Pasture in New Jersey
New Jersey dairy practice shows pasture alone suffices for milk only with grain. A 12 to 16 percent protein mix is recommended to prevent flesh loss and maintain production. Station expert Girt Bender notes farmers move cows between four to five pastures every five to ten days to ensure fresh grass, with ample clean water, to avoid digestive issues.
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New Jersey
Bender
Experiment Station
New Brunswick
Manny
China Buys Dairy Cows for Shanghai Herd Expansion
A Vancouver firm representing a Shanghai dairy reports plans to add 2400 head to the Shanghai herd over the next two years. British Columbia and Western Canada breeders will supply the stock, with orders for 80 Jerseys and 10 Holsteins to be shipped soon.
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Guina
Vancouver
Shangha
Shanghai Dairy
British Columbia
Western Canada
Affectionate Quarrel Over Who Loved More
A humorous dialogue frames a feud about affection. One speaker teases another about a vanished bond, while both recall a “dreadfuk” quarrel over who loved the other most, depicting playful domestic dispute tone.
Well Trained Mrs. A and the Tarred Tale
A brief humorous exchange features Mrs. A debating obedience as she recalls a lighthearted anecdote about John being tarred, delivering a witty domestic vignette with period tone.
Hair Shaving Cook Sparks Rocklind Trouble
In Rocklind Maine a cook shaved his head and caused a disturbance near the penitent. Police arrested him for creating a disturbance while frying food and attempting to remove grease from his hair. The incident centers on the cook’s altered appearance and the ensuing confrontation with authorities.
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Rocklind
Maine
Delong
Hue
Up to Her Landlady Which Will You Take Ten or Centre
A fragmented OCR item presents obscure dialogue about choices and wine. The readable phrases include a question about taking ten and a reference to wine offered by a landlady. No clear people, places, dates, or organizations are identifiable.
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Taye
Preparedness Waecome yout builds dis beak atrect
Fragmentary OCR text references traffic and space issues inJam and surrounding area. No clear names, dates, places, or events present to establish a coherent news item.
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