Dairy cow as a feed to milk producing machine
An Illinois farm column explains that dairy cows convert feed into milk and emphasizes the need for a varied diet in winter. It recommends combinations including alfalfa, corn meal, linseed meal, and clover hay, with attention to water, occasional wet mixtures, and gradual introduction of linseed. It also notes horse radish weed control via cowpeas, oats, and plowing, and mentions a creamery exhibit cup funded by Levi Clubbuck.
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Illinois
Orchard and Garden Notes From the Past
The article advises staking young fruit trees to prevent leaning on wet soils, filling holes at their bases, and tiling waterlogged areas. It recommends draining low spots, using hare to sweeten sour soil, and using unslaked lime to absorb cellar moisture. It stresses ventilation, proper fruit storage, fungous and insect protection, and soil structure to retain moisture and promote root oxygen.
Missouri State Dairy Association Meeting in Columbia
The Missouri State Dairy Association will hold its nineteenth annual meeting in Columbia on Tuesday and Wednesday. Fashion shows and exhibits will feature best butter and cheese products with prizes for top dairy wares. Silver prizes are also noted.
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Missouri State Dairy Ase Coeration
Columbia
Notes From Night Riders Target County Landowners
Local landowners in the southern county report letters from supposed night riders threatening rent cuts to four dollars per acre and warning of arson against tenants’ houses and fences. The Argus backs peaceful redress via lawful methods, disavowing unlawful intimidation and urging fair, renewable rental negotiations.
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Nite Rider
The
Argus
Farmers’ Union
Omler
Farmers Cause Backed by Argus on Law and Order
The Argus pledges to support lawful actions advancing farmers' causes, aligning with law and order. Pemiseot Argus.
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Argus
Bed shortage for tuberculous in United States noted
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis reports that fewer than 15,000 beds exist for all tuberculous patients while estimates show at least 600,000 living cases and 200,000 deaths annually. Advanced cases demand far more beds, with 120,000 needed for those in advanced stages.
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National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
United States
United States Bureau of the Census
New York
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Massachusetts
New Mexico
Delaware
Kansas
South Carolina
Idaho
Wyoming
Utah
Nevada
Adirondack
New York State
Denver
Slorado Springs
Arianta
Southwest
North Carolina
John S. Billings
Health Department of
New York City
Shovh
Sheriff's sale under general transcript execution in Cape Girardeau
The sheriff of Cape Girardeau County Missouri announces a public auction on Tuesday January 5 1909 at the south front door of the courthouse in Jackson to sell all interest in the described real estate held under a general execution in favor of John Devore against Mrs Adolph Anna Mackel. The property includes Survey No 271 Two and West 4 of Lot 3 North East of Section 3 Township 29 North Range 11 East containing about 56.78 acres, plus other specified parcels and mortgage against Bank of White Water. Cash sale to satisfy the execution costs.
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Circuit Court
Cape Girardeau County
Missouri
John Devore
Adolph Anna Macker
Cape Girardeau Conanty
Cape Girardeau
L. M. Kinder
B. Walwr
Whitewater
Township
Bank of Whitewater
N. E
Court House
Jackson
Bernhard Gockel
Campaign for Tuberculosis Isolation and Hospital Beds
Dr Arthur Newsholme argues that isolating advanced tuberculosis cases is essential to cut deaths. The National Association notes early cures are possible but late cures are not, urging homes or hospitals for isolation. A nationwide drive seeks more hospital beds to halve mortality and save about 100000 lives annually.
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Arthur Newsholme
National Association
Notice of Stockholders Meeting at The Peoples National Bank
Notice is hereby given that the Annual Election of Seven Directors of The Peoples National Bank of Jackson Missouri will be held in the office on Tuesday January 10. Polls open from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M. William Paar, Cashier.
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The
Peoples National Bank of
Jackson
Missouri
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Farm Department
Best Farm Journals
Levi Clubbuck
F. L. Austin
Sheriff's Sale Unier General
William Paar
South Bend
Atv
Lotte
H. A. Urleke
G. S. Henderson
South Meigh Street
Cape County Savings Tank
Oee
Utreal Denen
ST. Louis
Compeeteh Paper
Leas. Cris? News
Independert
Sperma Price
Sem
Maseek Weer Shi
Ttelie
ST. Louis, MO
J. L. Jenkins
Ackson
Iver Schindfer
Dr. C. V. Alsop
Uni
Chanel
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