Storms and lightning threaten insurance post
Storm warnings urge scrutiny of fire and lightning coverage offered by Schoonover and Son at the Postoffice Building.
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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
3
Storm warnings urge scrutiny of fire and lightning coverage offered by Schoonover and Son at the Postoffice Building.
The Keota News issue No. 107 lists 3 second class matter dated June 9 1911 at the Keota Colorado post office under the 1879 act. It explains subscription expiration numbers indicate prepaid status and urges renewal if arrears. One dollar paid in advance extends expiration by 40.
The article describes a cattle staking device by R. L. Lee of Landrun South Carolina. It details a manipulating member with a flexible chain attached to fasten or stake out an animal and a mechanism to take up and shorten the flexible member.
An engraving shows a staking device for cattle or other livestock used in grazing. The system enables driving cattle and securing them with a flexible tying member that can be lengthened or shortened without entangling the animal or the driver.
The article explains color changes for gluten seeds and distinguishes cottonseed meal from hull-containing cotton seed feed with about 22 percent protein. It argues that dairy profitability hinges on choosing cows that yield the most milk per feed and on providing appropriate feed and good livestock care.
A single acre of corn can produce about 12 tons of silage. At a daily ration of 30 pounds per cow, one acre sustains four cows for 200 days.
Cheap fodder supplies abound, but ensure dairy cows receive all they want. The note emphasizes feeding practices for milk cows to maximize yield and avoid shortages.
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