Cream grading urged to boost American dairy quality
An editorial argues that farmers should demand top grade cream for creamery butter. It cites foreign competition, notes second grade butter dominates, and urges strict grading to raise prices and improve dairy cattle. Local notes mention Miss Martha Legg visiting Marshall and Miss Leona Goodwin with her brother visiting Kansas City.
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United States
Siberia
Australia
Denmark
South America
America
Martha Legg
Marshall
Leona Goodwin
William Goodwin
Kansas City
Mrs Ruppel and Family Visit Concordia
Mrs George Ruppel and her two children traveled to Concordia for a short visit, spending several days there over the weekend.
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George Ruppel
Concordia
Ents
Real Estate Transfers in Lafayette County 1916
Deeds filed in Lexington Recorder's office for week ending June 10 1916 listing transfers to Caroline Miller Perry E Wilson Mattie Armen Trout J C Jones Lumber Co Massie A Chamberlain C B Engle and others with prices from 1 to 8000 including lots in Concordia and Wellington additions and fractional interests in NW SE 25 49 24 and 27 50 26 plus several lot and block descriptions.
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Recorder's
Lexington
Lafayette County Abstract Co
Ike H. Noyes
Arthur S. Brockman
Caroline Miller
Concordia
Martin Brackmann
William Sass
Francis C Cobb
Tobe
Cobb
Rashia P. Feagan
Perry E. Wilson
George W. Ross
William Alewel
Herman Alewel
Martin Bruns
Horace V. Heitmeyer
Benjamin F. Hewitt
Heitmeyer
Thomas E. Gammon
Massie A
Chamberlain W
Rosa Ramey
Mattie Armentrout
W. D
Ed Thompson Visits Napo Leon for Saturday Business
Ed Thompson traveled to Napo Leon on Saturday to handle business matters and conduct affairs related to his engagement in the region.
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Thompson
Napoleon
Clover Bloat Warning From Missouri Veterinarian
Dr D F Luckey Missouri Board of Agriculture warns of cattle bloat on rank clover pastures. White clover poses highest risk on damp cool days. over-eating leads to rumen distention and possible suffocation. Prevention includes limiting access, dry feed, and charcoal. Treatment requires prompt rumen puncture using trochar or improvised knife. Ray Smith spent Sunday in Kansas City.
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Columbia
D. F. Luckey
Missouri Board of Agriculture
Chicago and Alton timetable April 16 1916 Higginsville Mo
Railroad timetable for East and West bound trains through Higginsville Missouri as of April 16 1916 lists Nos 16 22 18 10 12 24 198 and 23 17 11 21 15 197 local freight services with stops at Higginsville for St Louis passengers and passenger trains operating between Kansas City Chicago St Louis Slater Independence and Corder. A Vermillion is listed as passenger and ticket agent at Higginsville Missouri.
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Chicago and Alton
Higginsville
Missouri State
Flyer
Kansas City
St. Louis
Neas City
Slater Accomodation
Hummer
Chic
Sinbtenaale
Chicago
Night Hawk
St. Lou
Independence
Corder
Slater
Accomodation
Poultry Feed Carexcerpt Mentions Names and Places
Poultry feed shipment includes oyster shells chick feed hen feed laying mesh and meat scraps. Miss Honor Goodloe departed Saturday for a short trip to Kansas City and Blue Springs. Warder and Connor listed with contact number 158.
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Just
Miss Honor Goodloe
Kansas City
Blue Springs
Tools and repairs offered at Frank Grogan shop
Take your lawn mowers snaves saws scissors and all kinds of tools or repair work to Frank Grogan 1152 Franklin Ave Satisfaction guaranteed Mrs Loraine Hicklin of Commerce Oklahoma visiting relatives in this city went to Higginsville Saturday for a visit.
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Frank Grogan
Franklin Ave
Loraine Hicklin
Commerce
Oklahoma
Higginsville
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Fritz Kreisler
Turedo
Kentucky
AMERI
Mayr
Westerman & Rankin
Castoria
Fickie
Riley Edwards
John A. Ramey
Robert Linas
J. C. Jones Lumber Co
Wellington
Annie Gottenstroetter
C. B. Engle
Fred Leise
Ray Smith
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THE
Kansas City Weekly Star
Weekly Star
A. Vermillion
Missouri
Warder & Connor
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