More Pure Bred Cattle Needed in U S Dairy Herds
Chicago reports a National Institute of Progressive Farming survey showing only about 75,000 of 23 million U S dairy cows are pure bred. Using pure bred Holstein Friesians could raise milk and butter fat yields dramatically, with Iowa State College data citing 83 percent milk and 58 percent fat gains on first crossbreeding and even larger gains in subsequent generations. The Northwest leads dairy improvement, with a well funded, community owned sire effort and a major dairy show planned for Minneapolis next October.
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Chicago
United States
National Institute of Progressive Farming
Denmark
Institute
Holland
Iowa State College
Northwest
For Sale Abruzzi Rye Cited By Wiley and Etheridge Firm
For sale is Abruzzi rye suitable for early grazing, endorsed by Mr Wiley. Etheridge, Smith & Co. promote the seed and its advantages for early-season feed.
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Wiley
Etheridge, Smith & Co
Dairy Cows Cut Fertilizer Cost in South Carolina
E B McCutchen of Bishopville, South Carolina, converted to Guernsey cows after boll weevil pressure and tick loss. His 35 cows yield milk at 15 cents a quart, 50 cents a gallon, with fertilizer costs halved. He cites soil benefits, larger crops of silage corn, and plans to expand to two more farms once ticks are gone.
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E. B. McCutchen
Bishopville
S. C
Guernsey
McCutchen
Bring your cow hides to A. R. Conner
Cow hide drop today at A. R. Conner next door to J. C. Jones. 8 to 4 time noted.
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A. R. Conner
J. C. Jones
Good Cattle Raised Without Ticks Despite Past Cattlefortunes
R A Smith of Lynchburg DC credits a shift to Guernsey cattle for success in dairying. He bought a farm with $8,000 debt, acquired cows from Robert Cooper, now has 26 purebreds and 5 grades, and reduced debt. Last year calves sold brought $1,070 while milk and cream provide steady income. The herd is tuberculosis free and Federal accredited. Smith cites Cooper’s help and diligent cattle care as keys to his achievement.
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Guernsey
R. A. Smith
Lynchburg
D. C
Mr. Smith
Robert Cooper
South
Cooper
Leave to Sell Land Granted in Butts County Georgia
Notice to heirs and creditors of John W. Benson deceased that Joe W. Benson as administrator petitioned for leave to sell his real estate. An order for citation was made in 1922. unless cause is shown, leave will be granted at the September term 1922 of the Court of Ordinary, Butts County. August 7, 1922. J. H. Ham, Ordinary.
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Georgia
Butts County
Joe W. Benson
John W. Benson
Court of Ordinary
J. H. Ham
J. E. Hale
W. F. Hale
H. M. Fletcher
Emma Hale
Year's Support Petition in Bulls County Georgia
Mrs G E McMichael seeks twelve months support from the G E McMichael estate. Appraisers have filed their return and all concerned must show cause before the Court of Ordinary on the first Monday in September 1922 why the application should not be granted.
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Georgia
Bulls County
G. E. McMichael
Court of Ordinary
Notice to heirs on real estate sale in Butts County
Notice to heirs and creditors that J E Hale as administrator of W F Hale deceased and H M Fletcher as administrator with will annexed of Emma Hale deceased seek court leave to sell their real estate. Citations issued, hearings set for September 1922 at the Court of Ordinary Butts County.
Divorce Petition Filed in Butts Superior Court 1922
Mrs. C. C. Davenport files for divorce from C. C. Davenport in Butts County Georgia. C. C. Davenport ordered by publication to appear at the August term 1922 third Monday hearing, per S. J. Foster clerk and Judge W. E. H. Searcy Jr.
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C. C. Davenport
Butts Superior Court
Georgia
Butts County Plans Doubling Strawberry Acreage
Growers in Butts county announce a plan to materially increase strawberry acreage this fall with expectations of a carload shipment daily during harvest. Past season yields were satisfactory with local sales and express shipments, and plant sales remain profitable at about $3.75 per thousand plants.
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Butts County
Express
Tennessee
Cemetery Cleanup Set for August 15 at Sandy Creek
The Progress Argus announces Sandy Creek cemetery will be cleaned Tuesday August 15. Church members and community citizens are asked to help. Dinner will be provided for workers and the day will be spent at the church.
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Progress
Argus
The
Common Sense On Eczema Eruptions Reveals Blood Link
An old advertisement proclaims skin eruptions stem from the blood and promotes S. S. S. as a scientific blood cleanser. It claims the tonic clears eczema tetter and pimples by purging impurities, improves lips eyes and complexion, and aids rebuilding blood cells. Sold at drug stores in two sizes.
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S. S
S.S.S
Es. S. S
Large Attendance at Sale City Camp Meeting
Rev. W. W. McCord reports the largest attendance at the Sale City camp meeting ever recorded. Dr. Ham drew large crowds over the two days, Chief White Eagle attracted the biggest audience under the tabernacle last Saturday night, and Evangelist E. C. Wills arrived to aid the campaign. The camp will close Sunday night with McCord departing for Hollow Rock Tennessee and Dyer Tennessee for further work.
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White Eagle
Tabernacle
Miller
Texas
Anderson
E. C. Wills
Wilmore
Evangelist McCord
Nashville
Tenn
Hollow Rock
Dyer, Tenn
Camilla Enterprise
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Kinard & Bullard
Minneapolis
Tober
North and
South Dakota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Farmers & Merchants Bank
South Carolina
Mr. Mc
Cutchen
County
Lee
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Monthly
Church and Citizens of the
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Nity
Ss. S.S
Sale City
W. W. McCord
Able Corps
Ham
Lyons Street
T. B. Conner
Jackson, Georgia
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