Cattle nose prints replace branding in new ID system
The Minnesota livestock program pilots nose print identification as a substitute for branding. Since adoption, over 2 000 prints have been made with few duplicates and potential cost savings for insurers and cattle owners. concerns include disease control and misidentification affecting death benefits.
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Minnesota
O. H. Baker
Jersey
Cattle Club
Peterson
Tn Livestock
Stull Community Notes Mention Church Dedication
Local items recount visits among residents, church events, and social gatherings in Stull. Neighbors guide details include family visits to Lawrence, Topeka, Lecompton, and nearby farms. upcoming evangelical church dedication and Women’s Missionary Society meeting. diverse friendly visits and community activities across June.
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J. Martin
J. “Ws Gress
Herb Gress
Lecompton
N. Messer
Ralph
Rose
Katherine
Roller
Chas
Geo
Dave
Murphy
Ed ‘Elkin
Lawrence
Harvey Houk
Geo. Houk Jr
Kathryn Bidinger
Mabel Lawson
Willie Anderson
Overbrook
L.’ Lawson
Mabel
Rs. O Bidinger
Topeka
Fitzpatrick
Otto
Jessie Busch
John ‘Murphy
Miller
Walter Howard
Kanwaka
A. Gessner
Vinton Peters
Ed.Howard
Arid
E. G. L. Harbour
W. E. Brothersby
L. D. Howard
Elsie Harrison
Daisy
Charles Whedon
Littie
Howard
Nannie’ Howard
Charles. Howard
Charles Wells
Mas
EL Leary
Gene
Will Walker
BE. Schulmeyer
Aida Soule
E. L. Brown
Walnut Grove
Mario Tuttle
George Ott
Charles
Neighborhood Social Roundup Ties Letters and Calls
The report lists frequent Sunday calls to local homes with a mix of visitors from Kansas City Emporia and Williamstown. It notes straw berry picking activity and local women completing a normal training course then traveling to Emporia for a few weeks of schooling.
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Tester “Rake
Lawson
Tiwin
A. Bidinger
L. Lawson
F.brokman
Erwin
Billy
Ross
Pine
Carrie Hunsinger
Dee Fultz
Winifred Thiry
Ora Herd
Anniejena
Allena 'Hicks
W. Ty Wilbur
Jim Gordon
Williamstown
LaFollette denounces Supreme Court ruling forecast
Senator La Follette and Representative from Wisconsin condemn the Coronado coal decision as ominous for labor unions. He calls the opinion significant for statements on issues not involved while criticizing the court's approach. Local drugstores advertise dairy and medicine products.
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LaFollette
Court Washington
Supreme Court
Coronado
Latollette
Wis
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