Meridale Jerseys Highlight Matilda Pogis Line
A New York dairy tale traces the Meridale herd of pure bred Jerseys from the famed bull Matilda Pogis to today’s stock. The 1,400 acre Meridale farms yield about 70 cows with record yields such as Josephine Hope 21,054 producing 200 pounds 6 ounces milk and 171 pounds 1 ounce butter. Pegis A 116,329 has logged multiple tests up to 13 pounds 10 ounces daily and 300 pounds in seven days.
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New York State
Delaware County
Meridale
Mevidale
Matilda
Tis Estate
Werldale
Stoke Pogis
Méridale
Josephine Hope
Pegis A
Anys H. Hblyon
Sa Dairyman
Common Cruelty on Icy Street Hits Horses Hard
A reader decries cruelty seen on an icy street where two horses pulling express packages struggled multiple times, nearly collapsing. Humane societies are urged to act. The letter argues exercise aids feeding animals and criticizes harsh winter management of livestock.
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Humane Societies
Dairyland insights on dairy versus beef land values
The writer reports on an inquiry into whether dairying or beef farming yields better returns. Letters to Guernsey Jersey and other islands indicate dairy lands command about 1260 dollars per acre, while Elolland and Denmark dairy lands run 400 to 500 dollars per acre. The piece notes dairying sells at higher land values and references dairy convention figures and separator usage. It touches on milk fat content, milk temperature, and bowl speed affecting cream yield, plus wash water practices for butter from the Kansas experiment station as practical advice.
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Lee Islands
Guernsey
Jersey
Iaris
Mulland
Tunsland
Reey
Syricn Murad
Elolland
Denmark
Quarron
Flora
Ree
Oscar Krf
Kansas
Ransaa
Cure Rheumatism With Urie-O Warned In Ad Claim
An advertisement asserts rheumatism can be cured only by Urie-O, detailing its claimed blood cleansing action. It urges skepticism toward other remedies, promotes free samples if skeptical readers mail in their info, and lists Indiana dealer J H Houk Indianas Pharmacy and Syracuse Smith Drug Company as distributors.
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Smith Drug Company
Syracuse
N. Y
Postoffice Reform Debated as Democrats Laud Message
A special presidental message was read in both houses. Democrats applauded the call for tariff reform on wood pulp while Republicans stayed reserved. Dr Charles Grandfield told the House Post Office Committee many larger city postmasters delegate work to subordinates. he urged salary reform to align assistant postmasters with duties. Representative Stanley of Kentucky assailed Hamilton and praised Roosevelt, contrasting imperialism and urging scrutiny of executive power. A China court case against Judge Wilsey prompted impeachment talk in the House Judiciary Committee. Senate advanced currency amendments and discussed the Aldrich bill. Foraker proposed a broad anti restraint of trade contract law. Two more warships were ordered to Waytt after a state-navy conference.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Tex
House Committee On
Chas. P. Grandfield
Wanger
Dr. Grandfield
United States
Grandfield
Mr.Crandfield
Stanley
Kentucky
House
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Hamiton
Hamilton
Roosevelt
Bruilton
Mr. Stanley
Bryan
Democratic Party
White Housevelt
Chairman Payne Says No Hearing On Publishers' Complaint
New York March 26 The Ways and Means Committee refuses to hear the American Newspaper Publishers Association on legislation to place print paper and wood pulp on the free list Chairman Fayne says the committee will not revise tariff rates this year to avoid uncertainty tied to the presidential election. Ridder publishes the letter stating there will be no hearings until after the election.
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Ways and Means Committee
New York
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Congress
Ways and Medias Committee
Ridder
Publc
Fayne
Riots erupt at Tennessee political convention hall
Nashville march 26 rioting delegates from Oliver and Brownlow camps clashed attempting to seize control of the state convention hall. Chairs were broken and chairs hurled as police intervened. Meanwhile Senator Penrose's condition improved slightly at his Philadelphia home as doctors await further word. Bloomington reports bank president Frorer slugged and robbed of 5000 dollars en route to a mine payroll.
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Nashville
Tenn
Brownlow
Oliver
Nowell
Ihasses Degerd
Boaders
Sadlers
Suirds
Siodore
Caijeren
Chattanoopa
Nero
Evans
Yella
Penrose
Philadelphia
United States
Bloomington
Slarch
Brorer
First National Bank of Lincoln
Lincol Mining Company
Frorer
Diuve Tance
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Josephine Hofe
Au Stern
Indiana
J. H. Houk
Tadians Pharmacy
Appleby & Peterson
S.selection
Shad
Geo. W
Chestnut and
Clymer Avenue
Jos. S
Fairfield Heights
Blacklick
Josephine
Seef
Partica
Harry Liekertor WM
Boulton Leeklick Beke B.se
Anderson,’ Attorbey
John F. Steving
Oak St
White Front
DEMS
Postoffice Committee
Kentuckian
House Judiciary Committee
4. H. Wilsey
United States Court For China
Shanghai
Ths
Fke
Wilfley
Clayton
Alabama
Benster Foraker
Waytt
State
Navy Departments
Payne
Tennessee
the Big Carpet CO
Wilton Velvet
Tapestry
Ingrain
Issel
Pattison
Summer Suit Mare
Thurston
Indiana House
Joe McCreight
S.6th St
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