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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1911

Page

5

Court Hears Road Plans In Washington Township

Regular session hearing allocates funds and approves petitions for new roads in Washington township, with elections proposed to decide on special road districts including Wellington and Dover. Court also sets revenue apportionments for 1911, naming payments for road, bridge funds and other county pots, plus approval of a public road designation and local improvements.

New Road Henry Mueller Washington Township Wellington Wigginsville Dover Waverly Corder Ali Con India Auglville Masview Antil Cerwil Hoperty Lafayette County Migte Myvonte Kite County Lexington Township Washington J. W. Pallet J. A R. M. Brown Walker Napoleon Fleury Hinson Et al Dover Township County Depositary Commercial Bank of Lexington West Dder John Walker Albert Hainkel Texas Prairie G. W. Shull Cotwnlng Road Louis Sleimer Branch Farm Old Warder Farm

Factory to supply culverts for electric line

A brief item notes a factory to supply culverts to the St. Louis Kansas City electric line. It mentions Batteries Bunch and Tader, McKinney and Randolph, and predicts the plant will hire ten to fifteen workers after a load of midchinery arrived at the site.

Taracas Bunch Tader McKinney Randolph Mtr Sivid St. Louis Kansas City

Picture framing and museum quality dust protection

I am prepared to do your picture framing. I have equipment and machinery for framing. Call to view frames in stock. Your photo of father and mother will be protected from dust and finger marks. Phone 245, T, 0. Coffin.

Pasture Fertility Study by Professors Doane and Doane

A Columbia State foray reports professors highlighting pasture fertility in the United States. They note that fertility can rise rapidly with concentrates for cattle and protein supplements like cottonseed and linseed meal, while corn alone has limited effect. Clover increases nitrogen and natural sods boast many legumes, underscoring careful grazing and rotation while avoiding permanent meadows when possible.

Agito University of Nissaur Jae Columbia Thine Siys Doane

Small Parasite on Clover and Alfalfa

A fragmented report notes dodder parasitism on clover and alfalfa. It describes how dodder seeds sprout, coil around stems, and hinder crop growth, with the plant later being surrounded by the host. The text hints at managing the weed but remains unfinished.

Dodder In Clover Crops Deters Yield And Spreads Rapidly

The text notes a parasitic dodder plant that attaches to host stems, weakening clover and alfalfa crops as it drains sap. It spreads quickly, shows bright yellow vines on leaves, and is best controlled by burning before seed formation, plowing under, or pasturing the area, with neglect discouraged.

Hog cholera serum saves Missouri hogs worth millions

The veterinary department at Missouri College of Agriculture reports using hog cholera serum has saved about a half million dollars in hog value for Missouri farmers over the past two years. This indicates the program’s impact on livestock health and farm prosperity across the state.

Veterinary Department of the Missouri College of Agriculture Missouri

Cleaner Milk Experiments at Missouri College

A Missouri College of Agriculture laboratory tested utensils, water, hair, and udder dirt for bacteria to study cleaner milk production. Findings showed substantial bacteria in an unsterilized pail, with steam or boiling water needed to kill germs. The work emphasizes timing and hygiene to improve dairy product quality.

Dalrotty Missouri College of Agriculture

White Scours in Calves by A C Pade College of Agriculture

A. C. Pade explains white scours in newborn calves, a highly fatal infection caused by a stubborn germ. It inflames the abdomen, causes pale stools, and dies quickly if undiscovered. Prevention relies on thorough stable disinfection, clean calving stalls, and naval cord swabbing with weak carbolic acid or disinfectant.

A. C. Pade College of Agriculture

How to Buy Fertilizers in Missouri

Instruction from F B Mumford Director of Experiment Station warns farmers to demand a chemical composition guarantee and a labeled package. Dealers should show brand analyses from Missouri Experiment Station bulletin 9 or bulletin 91 sent from the College of Agriculture Columbia Mo. The guide explains value differences and names reputable manufacturers for Missouri farmers.

F B Mumford Experiment Station Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station Missouri Experiment Station College of Agricultre Jumbia Thie

Dairy cows and milk yield patterns

A dairy cow can be profitable if it produces well for ten to eleven months, but farmers are often misled by the initial heavy milk production in the first month or two, which soon drops to nearly nothing.

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