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Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1922

Page

6

Dairy Facts on Roughage Fed Cows Milk Output Study

United States Department of Agriculture reports a dairy cow fed only alfalfa hay and corn silage produced 14 210 pounds of milk and 470 pounds butterfat in one year on pasture and roughage. When allowed grain, the same cow yielded 95 490 pounds milk and 828 pounds butterfat, with 75 percent more butterfat and different nutrient use.

United States Department of Agriculture United States Department of Ageriendture Diantley Mont

Feeding Ration Trials Compare Roughage and Grain Economics

On a farm trial cows using roughage alone produced substantial butterfat and milk with no grain. Some cows in the herd yielded 477 pounds of butterfat in 50 days, 345 pounds in 245 days without grain, and 195 pounds in 120 days. Plans include moderate and heavy grain trials to measure nutrient use and determine profitable feeding in context of local price variations.

Benefits of Limestone in Farm Entrances

A farmer proposes a shallow box filled with ground limestone at the barn entrance. The measure would clean hooves reduce slipping and potentially improve manure value.

Increasing Milk Production Requires Cows and Feed Balance

The article notes that boosting milk output depends on both cow quality and feeding, and that some cows cannot perform well regardless of diet. It emphasizes evaluating animal capacity alongside nutrition to improve production outcomes.

Oberammergau Passion Play Faces Money Dilemma and Faith

A New York World report from Oberammergau describes villagers grappling with mounting costs to stage the Passion Play. Anton Lang, the village potter, received offers up to 1,000,000 from American film producers, while locals insist the festival remain a religious event, not a money-making venture. Martha Weit, 24, is chosen as Virgin Mary, with other roles filled by local families. the community pledges to keep faith amid wartime isolation and rising living costs.

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Six Hundred Veterans Appointed Postmasters

Washington DC reports the Post Office Department named six hundred World War I veterans to postmaster positions since May 10 executive order. Postmaster General Work called the record remarkable as many appointees had no prior post office or business experience.

Washington, D. C Post Office Department GOC Charding Postmister

Buttons Outworn Brushed by Dining Car Use for Nearly Three Decades

John J. domes a dining car waiter on the Pennsylvania Railroad sought a new set of brass buttons after exchanging his worn and polish-flared pieces. The old buttons dated from 1902 to May and had seen about twenty nine years of service amid dining car and restaurant supervision. Christmas as a Name in London Directory notes 25 Individuals with diverse callings from stained glass artist to furniture broker. Historical figures named Christmas include a navy Hester carver Christinis and a St Peter’s torturer Henry Christmas, with Jane Christmas a noted author and propagandist in the 19th century. Poetry of love is transformed into prose as omniu crompany reaches paregoric stage.

Magdalene Pauli Kendl Maury Magdalene Josef Meyer Christ John the Baptist Herod Judas Karl Mayer Obesammergau Sprces Oberanmergun Aksel Faber New York World John J. Domes Pennsylvania Railroad Tegdie Bod. Trout Christmas London Christnuis Christinis Hester Charles Oandl Cornhill Jane Christmas

Adept Exchange Shows Shimmy Challenge Between Governor

A terse ribbing between a young man and the governor plays out as the youth claims he can shimmy better while the official urges self discipline and practice. The snippet captures a playful exchange reflecting stage or street theater tone.

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