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Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1910

Page

6

Local notes span visits, weddings, and events in Greensburg

Local items record Mort Johnson becoming rug factory proprietor in Indianapolis, visits from relatives in Cincinnati and Goshen, a court house cornice near miss, many social gatherings at Christmas, a stag dinner, theatre plans, marriages including Pearl Matthews and Clara Powell, and community updates on schools, obituaries, and local business openings and legal actions.

Mort Johnson Indianapolis Charlie Kessing Cincinnati Ed Kessing Margaret Stewart Lexington S. H. Stewart The K. of P H. H. Sheldon Pearl E. Matthews Clara E. Powell

Veteran Died at Marion Home. Civil War Vet Gayer

David A. Gayer, eighty eight, a Civil War veteran and former Adams resident, died Tuesday morning at Marion Soldiers' Home. He lived with his son John W. Gayer in this city after returning from Kansas five years ago. Survived by four daughters and his wife Julia Ann Simpson, who died years ago. He was a blacksmith in Adams and a Mason. The body rests in Home cemetery.

David A. Gayer Adams Marion Mr. Gayer John W. Gayer Julia Ann Simpson Kansas Home Cemetery

Turner Named Deputy Prosecutor for Decatur County

Prosecutor Ralph Spaugh of Columbus designates Rollin A. Turner of this city as deputy prosecutor for Decatur county. Turner, with Tremain & Turner, is noted for ability and may distinguish himself through vigorous enforcement of law. The note recalls M. D. Tackett’s early career as prosecutor.

Ralph Spaugh Columbus Rollin A. Turner Decatur County Turner M. D. Tackett Tremain & Turner

Flavor and taints in cheese milk and handling

The article explains that cheese flavor hinges on taste and aroma while off flavors signal early deterioration. Flavors come from cow feed such as leeks onions and cabbage and from taints during milking and handling. Poor milking and dirty milk handling cause gaseous taints and bad cheese despite feed factors being less common than believed.

The Feed For Calves Digestive Process

The article explains that calves should not be fed milks with corn or other starchy feeds. Starch must be converted to sugar by saliva and alkaline gastric fluids before digestion. If calves gulp milk with grain, saliva cannot act and acid gastric juice delays digestion in the short calves’ intestines.

Breeding Cattle Focus Shifts to Beef Quality Over Color

The text argues dairy and beef cattle breeding should prioritize practical production traits over color or fancy points. It urges emphasis on fundamental beef qualities and development of parts that increase value when fattened, asserting the aim is better steers for fattening and higher market value.

Milk Cows in China Milk Industry Awakens Taste

In southern China villagers use cows for plowing and milk was unknown until an American missionary milked a beast and drank the beverage. The discovery, as sensational as roast pig tales, spurred some men to sell milk though the industry remains underdeveloped due to poor breed, lack of care, and limited numbers.

China Charles Lamb

The Selling Cheese of To Day

The article describes popular cheese forms in the market a square cheese four inches high and twelve inches long divided into one pound sections. It notes ten pound and twenty pound cakes boxed pairs and explains the higher price due to precise weighing.

Denmark's Milk Producers

The Red Danish cow is the principal dairy breed in Denmark. These animals are brownish red with black points, heavy as the Holstein and shorter in the legs. They are good dairy cattle. In a herd of thirty cows the average animal yield is 8,700 pounds of milk and 340 pounds of butter.

Denmark

A Place to Keep Milk

A fresh air child in the Baltimore Sun notes milk is milk by asking if the pail milk is for drinking. The farmer explains the milk is for drinking and the child compares it with a refrigerator for storage.

Baltimore Sun

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