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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1911
Page
14
An Ohio State College article explains clay soils vary from very tenacious to tight silt loams and require drainage, organic matter, and nutrient management. It recommends tiling for drainage, adding organic matter to loosen texture and boost nitrogen, growing clover, and supplying phosphorus, with field notes on manure use and fertilizer forms for improving soil structure and fertility.
The world’s champion Guernsey cow Spotswood Daisy Year, owned by O C Rather of Summit County, Ohio, produced 48 900 pounds of milk in one year with 947 pounds of butterfat. This equals 1 125 pounds of butterfat in 85 days. Daisy Pear, a senior, bred by B W Beidler of Luke County, Ohio, once yielded 672 pounds of fat. Tests were conducted under the supervision of Ohio State University College of Agriculture.
An article outlines ideal ram traits under Weatherstone guidance. Key factors include bold masculine fire, broad muzzle for breathing and teeth space, a short strong neck, capacious chest, broad back, deep loins for meat, long wide rump, and stout legs with strong joints and toes. It emphasizes that good conformation signals good offspring potential and warns against masculine faults.
Darrtown Ohio March reports weekend visits from Virginia Behlabueh and various relatives visiting Nichol, Irwin, Fisher, Wilkie, and Moulton families. Events include a December Pris gillery meeting at Davia Satusday, and a Ch 4 business meeting planned for December 9 at Boward and Helen Krowel homes.
Advice on choosing a leather padded metal collar for horses, noting proper firmness, smooth surface, even stuffing, and reduced shoulder galling. Includes feeding guidance for draft colts with oats and small grains, pasture management, and notes on milk flow and poultry care relevant to farm operations.
Special To The Journal details a series of Thanksgiving gatherings. Names and places mentioned include Almond Davis, Mary, James Rovers, Mrs. Peted Amith, Evily, Michael Smith, Hamilton, William Rogers of Dayton, Conrad Harm of Tinmalion, and Joe Herr on the Miltetown pike. Hamilton Evening Fortnight notes Cincinnati and Ohio area events with ongoing local entertainments.
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