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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1922
Page
5
The scene shows Lucie urged to avoid jewels while a plan unfolds around a pearl necklace once worn by the Princess de Linabille. Giamont will visit after a meeting, and Hammend furiously reacts as boxes are moved toward the post office.
Gramont enjoys freedom after a tense talk with Maillard about stock deals and vows to resign. At Comus Ball revelers fill the opera house site, while Maillard and Forester fret over a hanging danger as Fell Ansley and Bob Maillard circle. A mysterious Mephisto-voiced caller tries to lure Gramont away before Rex arrives.
The USDA circular 286 notes seven small defects in butter can cost sales or cut prices. During 1920 price gaps of up to 15 cents arose between high and low quality butter, with factors like flavor body color salt and packaging judged by inspectors. High quality butter paid well in recent years, stressing production care from cream to packing.
Circular 286 from the United States Department of Agriculture outlines butter quality ratings and defects that lower prices. It emphasizes high product standards and market knowledge for producers. Copies are available free on request in Washington D C.
The breed of a dairy cow affects milk water content. Jersey milk averages 14.7 percent total solids with 5.85 percent fat, while Holstein milk averages 11.85 percent total solids with 3.42 percent fat. Jersey milk thus has 85 pounds of water per 100 pounds, Holstein 88 pounds, and Jersey yields 2.61 pounds more milk solids per 100 pounds.
The piece notes dairy farming shows a substantial gain over the past year, with revenues increasing by several hundred million dollars while many other farm sectors fall into billions in losses. It emphasizes the dairy sector’s rising importance and value.
A dairy improvement association aids communities by replacing low producing cows with better stock and later with pure breds to boost milk output and farm efficiency.
Calves past four weeks require a richer ration. Skim milk and grain alone won’t nourish them. They should have all the clover or alfalfa hay they want to support growth.
The article argues that up to a quarter or more of dairy cows do not cover their care and feed costs. Owners struggle to distinguish profitable cows from boarders, risking continued losses in leading dairy regions.
In All Humility a farmer named Corntessel questions world financial alignment. He admits he cannot even pay off a 50 acre mortgage, highlighting the strain of debt on small farmers. The dialogue frames a need for reconsidering credit and stewardship in rural economies.
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