Livestock on U S Farms Shows Small Rises and Drops
A January 1 survey by the U S Department of Agriculture notes increases in milch cows and mules and declines in other cattle horses sheep and swine on farms and ranges. Total animals number 215 760 000, value about 8 561 000 000, down 8 percent from a year ago.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Diet tips for age and occupation with Chamberlain's Tablets
The advice recommends a diet suited to age and job, and keeping bowels regular. It suggests taking Chamberlain's Tablets when feeling overfull or constipated to restore regularity.
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Milk Keeps Eighteen Days From Coast to Coast
A cream shipment from Los Angeles to Chicago remained in perfect condition when tested 18 days after milking. Other samples tested 15 days after production also proved sweet. Milk kept well due to sanitary handling, rapid cooling, and insulated ice-filled boxes, with crude ice packing proving most effective. The program highlights Pacific coast milk contests boosting quality.
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Los Angeles
National Daily Show
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Favor One Story Buildings
A USDA dairy division survey of over 100 milk plants shows that facilities processing between 1,000 and 5,000 gallons daily are typically two stories tall, while plants handling under 1,000 gallons are usually single story. The paragraph notes a small number of exceptions.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureas of Animal Industry
Plants of three or more stories milk plant labor
The record suggests that fewer stories may be more satisfactory for a milk plant. A notable drawback of multi story plants is the rising labor required as the business grows.
Balanced ration for cows proves economical
A balanced dairy cow ration used by New York farmers combines ground oats gluten bran and cottonseed meal. The mix uses 200 pounds ground oats 200 pounds gluten 100 pounds bran and 100 pounds cottonseed meal to form a cheap practical feed when paired with sileage hay and corn fodder.
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Hunting Alaskan Bear Ancient Tale
The article notes Alaskan bears are hunted safely from boats near coastal islands and along streams in fall for salmon. It mentions hunter Les Inwalt using a pop brain from a safe distance and suggests primacy of spring mountain hunts where bears are killed at close quarters, with risk involved.
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Good Mule Can Stand More Hard Work Than a Horse
A fragment notes mules outperform horses in endurance with less feed and higher value per head while other classes show decreasing value per head and total numbers despite increased headcount.
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Rules for live stock breeders from Ithaca college
Ten practical guidelines vouched by the New York State College of Agriculture men at Ithaca. Be honest, choose and breed with a true type, study pedigree, keep herds disease free, develop and manage young animals, and maintain breeding stock. Promote better livestock, advertise wisely, exhibit at shows, and ensure transfers and guarantees are fulfilled.
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New York State College of Agriculture
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Business of Feeding Stock
The livestock feeding business is volatile and requires alert action to keep up. Profit hinges on economy in production and feeding, plus learning from neighbors and experiment stations to improve success chances.
Caring for Pregnant Sows in Proper Condition
Pregnant sows must not be overfed or become too fat to exercise. Feeding level is as critical as sow quality. A mature sow should gain during breeding and gestation and lose during farrowing and suckling, averaging 65 to 85 pounds.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered For Deafness Cure
An advertisement claims deafness results from inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and asserts constitutional remedies can restore hearing. It offers one hundred dollars for any case of deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured, inviting readers to request free circulars.
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