Care of Milk and Cream for Better Butter Prices
A Michigan Farmer writer urges dairymen to keep cows clean and milk handling strict. Use fast cooling to 45–55 F, keep separators clean, and wash after each use. Open vessels while cooling, use pure air, and deliver cream to the factory at least three times weekly for best butter quality and market price.
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Michigan
Purdue University of Indiana
Washington at Land Show Appoints State Exhibit Commission
Governor Hay appointed Dr. Dennis W. King H C Sampson and Rufus R. Wilson to form a commission to arrange Washington state exhibits at the Chicago Land Show November 18 to December 9 and the St Paul Land Show December 12 to 23. The panel urges state commercial bodies to provide specimens showing lumber mineral orchard and agricultural products to attract new settlers and publicity for Washington.
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Dennis W. King
Wenatchee
H. C. Sampson
Spokane
Rufus R. Wilson
Seattle Commercial Club
Tthe
Washington Development League
Hay
Chicago
St. Paul
Washington
Northwestern
Seattle
Francesco Ferullo Forges Big Interstate Fair Concert
Francesco Ferullo and a fifty piece band are booked as the stellar feature of the eighteenth annual Spokane Interstate Fair. Manager Cosgrove has secured the appearance for next fall with Spokane bands providing regular music and the large ensemble appearing only in concert programs. A new band stand will be erected for their accommodation.
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Deellar
Francesco Ferullo
Spokane
Ferulio to Headline Idora Park Concert and Parade
Ferulio leads a musical program at Idora Park Oakland praised as second to none with a dramatic baton performance and strong pyrotechnics. Spokane prepares for the eighteenth Interstate Fair October 2 to 8 featuring a large ensemble with vocalists harpists and soloists.
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Ferulio
Idora Park
Oakland
Ferullo
Spokane
Guardian appointment hearing for minor heirs of Edgar Cox
Almyra Cox has filed to appoint a guardian of the estate for Lester J. Cox Edith Cox Grace Cox Chester E Cox and A Bertumox minors deceased heir Edgar Cox hearing set September 7 1911 at 2 PM in Prosser Benton County Washington Court hearing to show cause why petition should not be granted.
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State of Washington
County of
Benton
Lester J. Cox
Edith Cox
Grace Cox
Chester E. Cox
A. Bertumox
Edgar Cox
A. Bertum Cox
Almyra Cox
A.bertum Cox
Benton County
Washington
Clay Pouderbaugh
A. D
Prosser
Andrew Brown
Frank E. Slively
M.C. Delle
Hearing for livestock prohibition district in Benton County
Public notice reports a petition by at least ten residents to create a livestock free district covering multiple townships and sections in Benton County Washington. The hearing before the Board of County Commissioners will be held September 6 1911 at 11 00 AM in Prosser at the courthouse. objections are to be presented then.
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Township Nine
W. M
Benton County
Kennewick
W.M
Board of County Commissioners
Prosser
Wash
Notice for Final Proof on Homestead in Hover Washington
Department of the Interior notice from Walla Walla dated August 18 1911 states Charles Trucb of Hover Washington filed intent to make final five year proof for SE4 Section 6 Township 6 N Range 30 E W M to establish land claim before the U S Land Office on October 3 1911. Witnesses listed J Ernest Peterhans Kennewick WA Samuel L Gregson William Cochran Roy Cochran Hover WA. Not coal land. First publication August 25 1911 last publication September 29 1911.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Walla Walla
Wash
Charles Trucb
Hover
Washington
Register and
J. Ernest Peterhans
Kennewick
Samuel L. Gregson
William Cochran
Roy Cochran
Notice for Final Proof on Homestead Land at Walla Walla
J Ernest Peters hans of Kennewick Washington filed intent for final five year proof to establish a land claim on Lots 12 84 NEM Section 2 Township N Range 29 E W M. Witnesses Archie L Owens John M Wroe Louis Trimble Charles Trucb. Land Office notice available in Walla Walla. First publication August 25 1911. Last publication September 29 1911.
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Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Walla Walla
Wash
J. Ernest Peterhans
Kennewick
Washington
Township
Register and Receiver
Archie L. Owens
John M. Wroe
Louis Trimble
Charles Trucb
Hover
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