Public Auction of Farm Property Near Tangier Iowa
Public sale at residence two miles southwest of Tangier and four miles north of West Union on Saturday January 10 1914 at 10 AM. Items include horses and mule herd cattle farm implements and household goods with terms cash under 5 and credit nine months for larger sums with security. Auctioneers JOEPH STEVENS C M Pickard Clerk A McCord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tangier
West Union
Freehal
Joeph Stevens
C. M. Pickard
A. McCord
Democratic District Convention Attendance in Frankrn
R B Van Duyn attended the Democratic District Convention in Frank rn on Monday. Velva Moore returned Tuesday from a visit with relatives to Terre Haute. Dan Mulvahill and family visited Bloomingdale over the weekend.
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R. B. van Duyn
Frank
Velva Moore
Relatves
Terre Haute
Dan Mulvahill
Family
Vis
Aim Bloomingdale
Cheese from Buttermilk Sparks Dairy Industry Interest
Bulletin excerpts from the Wisconsin experiment station describe making cheese from buttermilk and note its potential impact on wasting large butter milk supplies. Hoard's Dairyman reports a stir in dairy circles as the practice could profitably utilize by products. The piece also comments on English agricultural shows drawing attention to livestock breeding, with a Holstein cow head depicted from a recent Agricultural Hall show in London.
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Wisconsin Experiment Station
Hoard
Dairyman
England
America
London
Agricultural Hall
Buttermilk Cheese A Perishable Dairy Proposal
The article explains buttermilk cheese as a perishable product similar to cottage cheese with a buttermilk flavor. It keeps 7 to 10 days at 50 60 degrees and longer if cooled to 32 or below. pricing ranges 3 5 cents per pound at the factory and 7 12 1/2 cents retail. Production is inexpensive with simple drainage racks and siphons, and small batches can use ordinary creamery utensils.
Barbed Wire Transmits Disease Says Doctor’s Postmortem
The article argues that barbed wire can spread infection from a wounded subject to livestock. A surgeon notes bloodborne pathogens can transfer via cuts or contact with infected matter on barbs. It claims cows can contract tuberculosis through scratched skin and contaminated blood, warning ranchers against barbed wire fencing.
Avoid Robber Cows with Proper Testing Tools
Advice from Orange Judd Farmer urges farmers to use scales and a Babcock tester to detect dishonest cows and accurately measure production. The editorial compares livestock misdeeds to unpredictable crop yields and promotes precise weighing and testing as preventive measures.
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Orange Judd
Indigestion in Calves Causes and Conditions
Indigestion in older calves stems from unclean milk or feed and dirty vessels. Close confinement in dark sanitary stalls and irregular feeding worsen the condition. in some cases weakness is the underlying factor.
The Bleat of the Sheep Advice for Breeding and Care
Broad backs and square shoulders mark a good ram. A breeder once refused a top ram for 1000 dollars. Profit from lambs matters more than wool on high priced land. Ewes should graze cornfields after grain removal. Quiet handling yields better gains in fattening stock.
Milk goats as a cost saver for home dairies
A reader in American Agriculturist argues milk goats reduce living costs by providing wholesome milk free of tuberculosis. With grass feeding, goats cost about five cents daily per animal, need rotating grazing, and two and a half quarts daily is a strong production. Toggenburg and Saanen are noted as top American milkers.
Choosing Breeding Stock for Dairy Cattle and Hogs
Advice on selecting dairy cattle stressing durable udders, strong conformation, and mature sires with proven records. Emphasizes yearly herd testing and long use of reliable bulls. Also warns hog producers that worm infestations, not cholera, often cause pig losses and stresses worm control.
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Babcock
W. J. Kennedy
Iowa Experiment Station
Real Estate Transfers and Market Note
Real estate transfers across Kingman and Veedersburg areas include J M Cory to A M Rat cliff lots priced at 900, W L Messmore to Tomer Richland tract 55, John McDonald to Laurence McDonald lot 156 with Attica addition 1, John C Swearengen to John A Wilt 20 acres Cain, Levi Woody to Fay Cook lot 22 O Kingman 900, Elizabeth Summer et al to Arcell Carter lot 1-2 O P Hills Ore fraction 1200, Adolph Lemp to Ada Lemp lot 18-10 FP Lovington 2000, H D Purviance to Don Young lot 21 Emdale 150, George T Durham to Geo Deer lots 39-37-38 Yeddo 130, Eliza Cade to Ollie Boyd lot 38 north Veedersburg 400, Rena Minick to Rutherford Minick 80 A Van Buren 8000, Amanda Fowler to Ira Robbins 114 g A Mallereek 700, Wm Cates to Prior Dates 519 A Fulton 2500, W E Livengood Cour to Guy Haas 66 A VanBurn 2000. Fresh oysters at Cory Meat Market and a note from Kingman Telephone Co about a $1 extra when moving a telephone.
Piles Cured at Home by New Abla tion Method
Advert intriguing claim offers home cure for piles with new co treatment. Readers urged to mail address for trial guidance and references, promising immediate relief and permanent care without payment. Names Mrs M Summers Notre Dame Ind and Mrs J C Sanders Kingman Ind.
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M. Summers
Correction notice for sale billot date and sale item
A correction notes printing error on the sale billot Fern Hoover. The date should read January 8 1914. Epworth League will begin at 6:00 PM next Sunday evening. For sale about 40 ton of first class timothy hay in barn Marsh Furr.
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Epworth
Timothy Hay
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Lis
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Carter
Corner
Ind
Ngier
R. R
Waters
Lice M. Howell
Plies Tailoring Co
Repcey
Irda Munn & Co
Yarcest
Broadway
New York
Inzle
Sv.tit F
Anendine Waite
Ger
Moroven
Sanday
Ingan
Turday
American Press Association
Kansas
Missouri
Adfan
Indiana
Ancman
Blackford
Kingman Grain and Milling Co
J. M. Cory
A. M. Ratcliff
Kingman
W.L. Messmore
Tomer G. Richland
John McDonald
Laurence McDonald
Cory
Kingman Telephone Co
John C. Swearengen
John A. Wilt
Cain
Sarah A. Groves
Giacomo Bertolot
Levi Woody
Fay F. Cook
O. P. Kingman
Elizabeth Summer
Carterlot
O. P. Hillsore & Frac
Alphonse Lemp
Ada Nannete Lemp
Lovington
H. D. Purviance & Wf
Don Young
Emdale
J. W. Burgner
Mary Marout
Veedersburg
George T. Durham
Geo. N
Eliza J. Cade
Ollie Boyd
North
Veecersburg
Rena B. Minick
Rutherford B. Minick
van Buren
Amanda E. Fowler
Ira N. Robbins
A. Mallereek
Wm. Cates
Trint
A. Fulton
W. E. Livengood Cour
Guy W. Haas
VanBurn
J. Frank McDermond
Attica
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