Beginning in the dairy business with pure bred cows
The article advises new dairymen to start with grade cows to learn the trade and reduce initial costs, then gradually add one or more high quality pure breds with pedigrees. It emphasizes building a foundation herd and selecting well bred grades for dairy production before expanding with pure bred stock.
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Otte
Five Requirements of the Dairy Cow in Breeding
Dairy expert Hugh G. Van Pelt outlines key traits for successful dairy cows. Emphasizes blood circulation to the udder, large feeding capacity, strong digestive apparatus, a cooperative nervous temperament, and a well formed udder. He warns against scrub sires and urges selection of proven prepotent bulls to improve herds and profitability.
Young Judge Van Valkenburgh to Lead Western Missouri
United States district judge Arba S. Van Valkenburgh, named to the western district of Missouri, is noted as one of the federal bench's youngest jurists. A former United States district attorney since 1905, he has a record of aggressive enforcement, including actions against packing companies for interstate meat export compliance. Born 1862 in Syracuse, his career spans Michigan, Illinois, and Kansas City, with education at the University of Michigan and partnership in local law firms.
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Arba S. van Valkenburgh
United States
Western Division
Missouri
van Valkenburgh
Senator Warner
Western District
Taft
Major Warner
Syracuse
N. Y
Illioid
Michigan
University of Michigan
Kansas City
Dobson, Douglas and Trimble
Jackson County
D. J. Haff
Grace Ingold
William Draffen
Senate
Roosevelt
Lawrence van Valkenburgh
New York
Department of Justice
Washington
McPherson
Philips
Poindexter in Limelight for Senate Bid Backed by Roosevelt
Representative Miles Poindexter of Washington, backed by Theodore Roosevelt, seeks the U S Senate seat held by Samuel H Piles. Poindexter, 52, born Memphis, has insurgent ties, a brief congressional term, and a career in Spokane and Wallula courts. Roosevelt plans to aid his campaign as Ballinger and Pinchot feud edges influence.
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Miles Poindexter
Washington
United States Senate
Theodore Roosevelt
Memphis
Tenn
Congress
Roosevelt
Poindexter
Richard A Ballinger
Interior
Taft
Gifford Pinchot
Sagamore Hill
Senate
Mr. Poindexter
Fancy Hill Academy
Rockbridge County
Ballinger
Samuel Henry Piles
Millionaire Rankens Gifts Three Million to Trades School
David J Rank en Jr a leading St Louis real estate and stock figure transfers his entire fortune just over three million to the David J Rank en Jr School of Mechanical Trades which he founded with only three thousand a year reserved for his use The endowment expands the school established a year ago to teach trades to boys over fifteen for a nominal thirty dollar annual fee The school operates from three rooms above a grocery and emphasizes practical work with geometry taught through shop tasks rather than abstract theory rank en visits daily and plans to keep boys focused on tangible skills
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David J. Ranken, Jr
St. Louis
Andrew Carnegie
Ranken
Londonderry
Ireland
Ranken School
Ali
Trades School
Renken
Astounding Choate Probed By Bar Association
The American Bar Association will thoroughly probe charges of unprofessional conduct against Joseph H. Choate former U S ambassador to Great Britain at its Chattanooga Tennessee convention next month Friends of Choate say a verdict will exonerate him Accuser James R Watta of Staten Island claims Choate caused him to lose hundreds of thousands of dollars as his attorney Choate 78 is renowned as a lawyer orator and after dinner speaker with a legal career dating to 1885
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Joseph H. Choate
United States
Great Britain
American Bar Association
Choate
Chattanooga
Tenn
Hiame
James “R. Watta
Staten Island
Speekee
Oe Eedan Tacellat
Courage and Duty Quote by Alice Cary
A compact quotation reflects resolve to work and wait, stating our courage remains steady and action follows patience.
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Alice Cary
Early Rising and Quiet Mornings for Productivity
A reflective piece urges rising early to start the day with uninterrupted quiet time. It cites examples from literature and daily tasks, advising preparation in advance of meals, sewing, baking, and housework to ease daytime pressures and maintain neatness and order.
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Bridget
Victor Hugo
Housekeeper’s Reminders From Nett 7x Hen LSZABINET
Tips for cleaning and preserving a home given in this advice column include scalding fish before use and boiling turpentine with clothes to whiten fabrics. Whitewash with lime and water helps keep cellar air fresh, while glue is discouraged. Charcoal absorbs odors in the milk room and should be renewed, and clear boiled water removes tea stains.
Some Uses for Salt in Everyday Life
A historical note lists practical salt uses. Salt water gargles aid sore throats while nasal rinses relieve colds and headaches. Rubbing salt into hair roots thrice weekly claims to stimulate hair growth. Sprinkling salt over a chimney fire on windy days is advised. Salt dusting on carpets is said to brighten and reduce dust when swept.
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Hugh G. van Pelt
Iowa State Dairy Association
Soaee
Dors Oos
van Valkenburg