Per-Unit Output Key to Low Cost In Dairy Farm
The article argues per unit output lowers costs in dairy farming. It cites Pau Be Newman, a New York milling specialist, noting a cow yielding 5,000 pounds of 3.7 percent butterfat milk yearly consumed $88 in grain and $66 in roughage, with a per-100-pound-milk cost near $6. It compares to a 15,000-pound producer consuming $251 in grain and $97 in roughage to illustrate economies of scale.
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Pau BE
Newman
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Dairy feed costs fall as per unit output rises in study
A study led by Newman from Minnesota shows higher per unit output lowers costs through balanced feeding. A 10 000 pound producer has much lower per unit coats, while a 300 to 400 pound butterfat cow becomes common and 500 pounds a frequent goal for top herds.
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University of Minnesota
Newman
Minnesota
No Known Cure for New Found Cattle Disease
Dr. F K Ramsey of Iowa State College reports a new cattle disease called mucosal disease identified in 72 Iowa herds with a 90 percent death rate among infected cattle. Winter and early spring are peak danger. February and March most hazardous. Symptoms include high fever to 106 then rapid fall, severe diarrhea, emaciation, and mouth ulcers. Postmortem shows enteritis, cystic colitis, enlarged lymph nodes, and kidney degeneration. no bacteria or effective treatment found. Spread from Iowa may occur to other states.
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F. K. Ramsey
Iowa State College
Iowa
County Board Proceedings Clear 1935 Payables and Roads Plan
Palo Alto County Board of Supervisors approves county claims and warrants, including construction, public employment, drainage, and public employee retirement payments. It adopts the Farm to Market system changes, appoints engineers, and forwards highway project resolutions for Route 48 and related sections in Silver Lake, Great Oak, and surrounding townships.
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Joxt Island Township
Sliver Lake Township
Palo Alto
Is Your Pooch By Chance A Canine Centenarian
A New York dog research center seeks dogs aged 17 or older for a scientific study. Owners should mail details including breed birth date and owner contact to Gaines Dog Research Center at Park Avenue New York. The center will send a questionnaire to confirmed cases for vita data gathering.
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New York
Gaines Dog Research Center
Park Avenue
N. Y
Scholarships for Iowa farm youths offered at ISU
Two senior high students will receive 300 scholarships to study agriculture at Iowa State College starting next fall. Funds come from the Federal Land Bank of Omaha and the National Farm Association in Iowa. Selection emphasizes top one third scholastic standing and character, plus farm activity and leadership. Applicants should write to the Dean of Agriculture, Iowa State College, Ames, for details.
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Iowa State College
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
National Farm Association
Iowa
Iowin State College
Ames
Fatal play turns deadly for 12 year old Richard Griese
A rope used during play entangled around Richard Griese's neck near North English, killing the 12 year old while his mother was away. The incident is reported as a fatal accidental strangulation.
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Richard Griese
Palo Alto County Drainage Resolution 1955 Paving Plan
Palo Alto County Iowa Board of Supervisors approved a drainage and paving plan on Lawler Street at Junction with Route 401. The project calls for 6 inch concrete paving, shoulder work, and incidentals at an estimated cost of 12000 dollars. Certification by County Auditor Martin Thompson confirms the resolution and adjournment to February 1 1955.
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Bargman
Board of Supervisors
Palo Alto County
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Silver Lake
S.W
Brete Highsway
Great Oak
Lawler Street
Elks
Martin Thompson
Rickless
McConnell
D. D. No
John, Joyce
Red Cross Loans Aid Servicemen and Families
Servicemen and families last year received 11,778,600 in loans and grants from Red Cross at military installations hospitals and in lace chapters to meet financial emergencies. To continue this important service in the Armed Forces join the Red Cross this month and support its campaign for funds generously.
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Red Cross
Funda
Bus converts to home on wheels for Anderson family
Mr and Mrs Edmund Anderson of Waukon convert a Greyhound bus bought in Sparta into a mobile home with comfortable living quarters for their family.
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Edmund Anderson
Famil
Waukon
Anderson
Sparta
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