Weighing Milk Samples in a Ten Cow Herd
A Michigan dairy correspondent asks if weighing milk at each milking and monthly sampling is practical for a ten cow herd. The reply supports weighing at every milking or on a fixed day for estimates, noting it helps weed out unprofitable cows and aids breeding decisions. For butterfat testing, periodic checks suffice. exact per milking tests are unnecessary for routine purposes.
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Hsting Uows
Michigan Harmer
Cawy
Elghe
Chicago
The Steer’s Rations and Feeding Changes
The article discusses preparations for fattening steers entering winter. It notes rations of eight to nine pounds daily of corn on stalks balanced by pasture, with clover or alfalfa as needed. As fattening begins, farmers must add concentrates and adjust feeding from corn on stalks to crushed corn or cob meal, avoiding sudden digestive disruption.
Trotting Standard Eligibility Rules for Standard Trotting Horses
The article outlines standards for registerable standard trotting animals. Requirements cover progeny of registered sires and mares, stallions with trotting records, and mares with specific lineage and time records such as 2:30 and 2:20. It lists multiple hereditary and performance criteria for acceptance.
Pacing standard breeds and sire line rules in race horses
A historic note outlines standards for pacing horses and registered mares, detailing sire lines and pacing records such as 4:25 and 2:25. It covers mares bred by or sired by registered standard pacing horses, and progeny rules for standard trotting and pacing matches with emphasis on lineage and racing records.
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Hersalh
Rules for standard trotting and pacing horses
The Register Association requires registration before ranking horses or any sire or dam used for standard status. Clean the horse by keeping skin clear of scarf and dust. Cream separation in milk improves as temperature falls. grain feeding steadies cattle weight. cane sugar cultivation advances in Egypt.
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Register Association
Iowa City Damages Alarm City Over Sidewalk Fails
A flood of damage suits against Dubuque city over defective sidewalks prompts the city attorney to urge action on municipal liability. Reports detail a fugitive banker’s disappearance, store fires, and multiple injuries, deaths, and legal actions across Iowa towns including Marshalltown Davenport and Council Bluffs.
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Dubuque
Massachusetts Inn
Tris
Insane Farmer Ended Life Near Ames
John Luitmaster, a prominent farmer north of Ames, killed himself with strychnine. Officials report sudden insanity after no prior signs of mental illness. The motive appears linked to temporary insanity sparked by sensational crime reports.
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John Luitmaster
Ames
State Happenings Feature Local Disasters and Deaths
Ellaworth plans a enenet howl while Webster City reports a gas war. Town A dawing teat Ties Deen organizes at Dows. OBUN OUN sewer works praised. Muscatine sees a ten year old player in care. Mc Gregor mourns a banker dead from injuries. Linlington loses Tuli G Eberardt aged years. Fourth Park Dodge pushes for independent eltzvas. Clinton detains several for cobbing Northswestern cata. Dows forms firm for patent weather story. LeQhure mourns Mrs Anna Mutaller at 99. Ray Dignan injured in elevator fall. Cedar county timber worker badly hurt by falling tree. Arthur Lynch shot and dead, head wound. Robert M Marshall, pioneer lawyer, dies in Neokuk at SS years. Ex-coaster John Johnson faces grand jury bonds of 1000. Son of Rep C S Crouse missing from Corning High School. Unidentified man fails to kill former Rep J J Seerley in Burlington. Louis Tonscher dies at 88, noted as oldest Mason in Lown. O T Lagerquist seeks asylum transfer to Fort Dodge. Dementia case prompts asylum request.
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Harper
Creston Chautanaun
Wiliam Burke
Davenport
Galing
Ned Lee
Kell Carr
Burlington
W. 2. Coast
Lowa City
Mary Peasy
Clinton
GP. Johnson
Equsuer
Iowa Content
Clyde Smith
Will Snilts
Town City
Alty
John Hardin
Redfield
Clarion 2
Jengow
Weight County
Fannie Waldron
Muscatine County
Walter J. Allen
Dunlap
Orris Bros
Bairfield
Dan Shepuerd
Ile
Chris Womeledorf
Womeledorf
John Bernstein
James Arthur
Ridge Thornell
Council Bluffs
State
Fort Madison
Revnor Savings Bank
Ellaworth
Webster City
Peiganer
Dows
Shuldon
Obun
Flas LL Gray
Muscatine
Brakewith
McGregor
Tuli G. Eberardt
Lintlington
Park Dodge
Eltzvas’ Leikee
Anna Muteller
LeQhure
Ray Dignan
Eeren
Fort Doge
Wilton Keaekenberge
Cedar County
Hin
Anrthur Lynch
John Martin
Robert M. Marshall
Neokuk
Yenra
John Johnson
Ottumwa
C. 8. Crouse of
Joly J. Seerley
Aeri Ped
Touls Tonscher
Eireles
Hos
Lown
Russian Army Retreat in Manchuria After Heavy Losses
Reported from Tokio and battle fronts says Kuropatkin’s 260000-strong force is reduced to about 50000 survivors as Russian and Japanese artillery clash around Mukden. Desperate fighting continues near Tre Fass and Thesing with heavy casualties and large prisoner captures. Japanese forces estim ated at 700000. Russian totals include 100000 dead and 000 killed in action. outlook varies between further mountain battles or one last stand at Vleling.
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Kuropatkin
Artes
Nogi
Oki
Tre Fass
Tokio
Mukden
Kuropithin
Fushun
Vleling
Tleling
Mrs Chadwick Convicted In Conspiracy Trial
Mrs Cassie L Chadwick was found guilty of conspiring to defraud the United States by procuring certified checks when she had no funds at Citizens National Bank of Oberlin Ohio. The verdict triggered a dramatic courtroom scene with Chadwick collapsing in tears and crying she was not guilty as she was led away.
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Cassie Tu. Chadwick
Cleveland
Chadwick
Andrew. Carnegie
Qghadwick
Car ‘Negie
Mu Fimillionaire
Reet wWagonte
Citizens’ National Bank
Oberlin
Ohio
Cassie L. Chadwick
United States
Bank break in Filovilla Ga nets 4000 dollars in cash
Telegraphic briefs report a Filovilla Georgia bank entry with vault destruction and $4000 seized. Separate items note a Montreal building blaze in Winnipes Manitoba causing $50000 loss, injuries to EB Angus family, Carter bequest to Harvard, and Yale 1894 class fund drive for five new dormitories.
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Filovilla, Ga
Boule of
Montreal
Winnipes
Man
EB. I’. Angus
James Coolidge Carter
New York
Harvard Univerally
Philip Hull & Co
Greenwich Street
Yale
Dr Williams Pink Pills Helped Marston End Pain
A New Hampshire farmer Mr. Charles P. Marston endured six months of excruciating sciatic pain before using Dr Williams Pink Pills. After a slow start the pills enabled him to walk, regain health, and return to work, with praise for the remedy. The piece also notes other nervous disorders cured by the pills.
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Mr. Marston
Dr. Williams
Williams
Marston
Charles P. Marston
Hampton P. O
New Hampshire
Local Officer Praises Doan's Kidney Pills In Letter
Mrs C B Bumgardner of Topeka Kansas room 10 S18 Kansas avenue writes of kidney trouble back pain and headaches improving after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She endorses the remedy and notes a second pack finished before full recovery. Free trial address Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Price 50 cents.
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The
Rebeccas
Toonk Doan
C. B. Bumgardner
Topeka
Kan
S18
Kansas Avenue
Doan
Mits
Bumgardner
Foster
Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Prive
Cure by Catleuca Promises Relief for Suffering Hands
Mrs. Caraline Cable of Waupara Wisconsin shares a grateful letter about Cathera products transforming her husband’s baltrhowin hands. She states bandages were needed constantly before using Cathera Soap Ointment and Pills which reportedly cured him and left his hands smooth.
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Catleuca
Catleura
Caraline Cable
Waupara
Wis
Baltrhowin
Cathera
Wheat Catalogue Promises High Yields Across States
The catalog touts a wheat variety named Macaton or Salzer's train of wheat that laughs at droughts and harsh elements. It claims yields of 80 bushels per acre in favorable conditions across Michigan, Wisconsin, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and the Northwest, with 40 to 60 bushels on arid lands, claiming no insects or failures.
Fragmentary Trade Notice Yields Seed Samples and Goods
A damaged clipping offers offers from John A Salter Seed Co La Crosse about free seed samples and a catalog. It mentions funeral goods and undertaker references, plus tobacco products from Lewis Factory Peoria and a Child’s boot item. The text is incomplete and blends unrelated promotions.
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John .A. Salter Seed Co
la Crosse
N.A.J
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Dau
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Vetter Mercantile Company
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Shanes
Sherman Wallace Morelia
Frank Sherelie
Arho
Pollock
Marshalltown
Mss Anon Mae
Sonda
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Arthur E. Treslund
American Federation of Labor
Avel Mathison
Waterloo
Union
Connell Blut
Union Elevator Company
Aterean Cereal Company
Cedar Rapids
Toe Lollingsworth
Parness
Lolingsworth
Boller
Damiva
Dogony
Eayward A. Dewar
Memphis
Skunk River
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