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Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1924

Page

4

Milk production surges in 1923 according to USDA report

The United States Department of Agriculture notes a seven billion pound rise in total milk production from 1922 to 1923 reaching 109,736,002,000 pounds. Household consumption climbs to 50440,064,000 pounds, with creamery butter and cheese outputs also up.

United States Department of Agriculture

Wheat in Dairy Rations Is Highly Recommended

Article notes low wheat prices and bran costs spur interest in feeding wheat to livestock. Ground wheat can be used in grain mixes with bulky seeds, improving palatability. Wheat offers similar digestible carbohydrates to corn with less fat and slightly higher digestible protein. Compared with bran, whole wheat has more total digestible nutrients but less protein, and bran’s bulk limits its replacement value for wheat in dairy rations.

Better Feeding for Dairy Cows Promises Higher Yields

Purdue University issues a bulletin advising dairy farmers to feed cows generously on roughage, mainly legumes such as alfalfa and clover, include silage in winter, balance grain with adequate protein, and limit pasture reliance to periods of poor pasture growth in summer and fall.

Purdue University

Cows Chewing Wood Habit Linked to Salt Shortage

A writer explains cows may crave wood when lacking salt and suggests providing salt with a balanced ration and ample water to break the habit. The note adds that cows sometimes chew foreign substances due to salty tastes and can be trained to drop the habit with proper feeding.

Family Heir Is Found In Tale Of Lost Servant

Benson seeks a wife and a cook while Miss Jemmy grills him over money and alibis. Marianne and a stranger reveal Benson’s late relative Sarah Benson and his fortune as Ginger-Cake disrupts the scene. A young man proves to be Sarah’s nephew and becomes Marianne’s partner as the group learns to value family and providence. The piece closes with a broad collage of time systems from various cultures as the Manchester Guardian note on tropical calendars contrasts with local drama.

Jemmy Marianne Benson Ginger-Cake Ginger- Cake Miss Jemmy Sarah Sarah Benson Madagascar Kraal Manchester Guardian

Suitors Clash as Union Pressure Impacts Family

A dispute erupts over suitors and union pressure affecting a daughter. Threats are exchanged as parties vow retaliation to compel concessions by those involved. The incident signals escalating tensions between families and labor groups.

Absent-minded visitor misplaces hat at Dallas Majestic

Karl Hoblitzelle, president of Interstate Amusement, in Houston, recounts meeting a forgetful old man at the Dallas Majestic theater. After touring the venue, the man worriedly asked about a hat only to be reminded it sat on his head. He laughed and admitted he nearly left without it.

Karl Hoblitzelle Interstate Amusement Company Houston Dallas Majestic Mr. Hoblitzelle

Man seeks book titled Good English at Indiana school

Dean Bond librarian at Indiana State Normal School recalls a student asking for a book called Good English. He first asked another passerby Have you ever heard Good English and later asked Mrs Bond Do you know Good English. She found the exchange humorous.

Dean Bond Indiana State Normal School

Farmer Proves Legume Growth Reduces Corn Rows

In Tipton County Tennessee W H Price demonstrates set building through legumes with co operation of the county agricultural agent. By planting lespedeza followed by corn and soybeans he shows 60 rows needed for a wagonload three years ago versus only 20 rows in 1923 per USDA reports.

W. H. Price Tipton County Tenn United States Department of Agriculture

Pie making by new machine promises hands-free production

A newly patented mixer can bake fifteen pies per minute without human touch. Crusts are lined and crimped automatically, fillers are added by reservoirs, and pies are conveyed to ovens for final cooking, producing open-face pies.

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