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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1910
Page
3
Washington readers note how cash customers face lesser treatment in large stores while credit habits reflect urban banking growth and prices. The piece also covers Alaska farming prospects, solar research plans, odd length lumber, chamois skin duties, a marrying parson in Washington, Treasury building changes, and upcoming postal savings banks in brief notices.
A morning departure at 4 54 a m and a returning train from Evansville at 6 00 p m are noted. The brief item records daily train times without additional context or service details.
A farm gate design allows both directions opening and automatic latching. It uses a balanced top beam and a tire weight system to keep it secure, with a chain anchor at the bottom and two tire-like D shapes on the post. The gate can be opened by a child or rider without moving the post or snow.
The article extols separators as key farm devices from gin and threshing outfits to cream separators. It notes milk separation speeds processing, preserves butter fat for sale, and improves calf feeding with skim milk, reducing loads and trips compared with whole milk.
Dairyman C. P Gooarich shows skim milk and corn produce higher gains when fed together. 100 pounds of milk plus one bushel of corn yielded 18 pounds of gain in pigs. Hoard's Dairyman notes skim milk can be worth 63 cents per 100 to Guernsey calves. Feeding value depends on method and is best for young pigs and calves.
A farmer advises on calm handling of a young cow during milking. Keep cool, tie the cow for initial days, trim nails, and begin milking gently to earn the animal’s confidence. After milking, pet the cow and provide food. the writer has fourteen years of practice on a family farm.
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