Moisture control in butter across seasons and methods
A United States study notes fourteen million dollars is lost annually due to low moisture in butter. It argues the legal limit is 11.5 percent, averages around 11.5, and suggests up to 15 percent with no quality loss. It details how churning temperature and working affect moisture, with specific temps and outcomes, and offers procedures for spring and fall to achieve target moisture.
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Auoyment
AL A. Romlans
Bright outlook for sheep industry in Wisconsin farms
Frank Kleinheinz, a Wisconsin sheepman, writes Farm Home predicting a brighter future for the sheep industry. He argues there has been no better outlook in a decade and forecasts continued profitability as demand grows, urging smaller farmers to raise more sheep to feed the nation.
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Frank Kleinheinz
Wisconsin
Excellent Type can people. A farming note on sheep
The text argues that a farm needs sheep for progress and profits and that those who dislike sheep should avoid sheep husbandry. It claims patient, gentle handling produces success, and harshness clashes with the peaceful nature of sheep. It mentions ant mule as a contrasting concept.
Difficult State of Mind And Local Classifieds In Mansfield Missouri
A fragmentary satirical note quotes Three Flnogered Sam and Broncho Hob about engagements and sentiments. The Mansfield Mirror lists ads for home services, a drug store, and print ownership details with names W A Black and others, plus a sworn statement dated 1914 showing owners and stake holders.
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Sam
Antrim Gleanings Special Correspondence Digest
Spring talk in Antrim hints at busy farms and school plans. Violet's Easter eggs, local movements include Alex Glenn to Seymour, Edna Deckard teaching in Webster County, Lillie Kelly at Springfield Normal, and Stella Glenn visiting Seymour. Flora McClellan returns from Springfield for her mother. Mrs Hall cleans, Frank Borders installs a telephone.
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Violet
Alex Glenn
Seymour
Edna Deckard
Webster County
Lillie Kelly
Springfield
Notice of Mortgagee's Sale by Bank of Mansfield
Notice states William J Buck and Ella Buck mortgaged land in Wright County Missouri to Bert Ellis. The mortgage, recorded in Book SL page 405, covers 40 acres in section 17 township 29 range 15, securing a promissory note assigned to Bank of Mansfield. Defaulted payments prompt public sale May 16 at Hartville courthouse to satisfy the note, interest, and costs.
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William J. Buck
Ella Buck
Apel
Ald
Bert Ellis
Recorders Office
Wright County
Baok SL
Bert Fillis
Hartville
Weight County
Missouni
Bank OF Mansfield
Geo. B. Freenan
Springtime visits and sick days in Macomb
Miss Jane Hrentlinger visits Springfield with friends while Miss Maude Reynolds visits Prairie Hollow. Mrs. W. C. Williams is mortally ill and paralyzed on one side. neighbors help with care as Mrs. Eliza Peters and others add additions to houses. A surprise party for Miss Lola Gaskill and Mrs. Aca Wade brings enjoyment. The column notes many local visits, illness, farm work, and community happenings among Macomb residents with mentions of Dan Letsinger, Dan Letsinger’s condition, and a visit by entertainers Walter Haggard and wife to the Macomb Baptist church. Preaching schedules are listed for local churches.
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Jane Hrentlinger
Springfield
Maude Reynolds
Prairie Hollow
R. J. Freeman
W. C. Williams
H. L. Allred
W. ©. Williams
Maria Williams
Silas Rippee
Belle Stone
Stone
Mesdames Goo
Lt. Freeman
W.G. Reynolds
L.A. Quigley
George Miller
Mesdames
Geo. W
J. W
Brentlinoger
Brentlinoger and Miss Leota
Geo. Miller
Dan Letsinger
Lermal
M.A. Freeman
Eliza Peters
Lola Gaskill
Ruth Oover
Walter Curtis
Macomb
Red Wing
Lizzie Gass
Dinah
Leonard Miller
Shiloh
Walter Haggard
Macomb Baptist Church
Hazel returns with village news and family visits
Hazel writes of Miss Opal Gaskill returning home from school and Tom Freeman visiting Will Dedman. James Richard and wife visit Mrs E J Pool's sister. Will Brazeal’s daughter Verna was poisoned by poke root last week but is recovering. Nora Riley of Mansfield visits Aunt Mrs Henry Tarburton. Tom announces return and plans to write more news.
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James Richard
E.j.pool
Will Brazeal
Verna
Fason
Nora Riley
Mansfield
Henry Tarburton
Town Notes From Springfield Visit and Sunday Socials
Myrtle traveled to Springfield last week for eye treatment. Dan Stogdill works for Will Rosevear. Mrs. Henry Tarburton is on the sick list. Jaxon Stogdill visited Mrs. McClelland of Antrim Sunday. Rev. John Russell held a regular appointment at Pleasant Valley Sunday. Dinah sent orders to Sukey and the writer plans to write. Sukey, how are you since Easter. Tate had turkey eyes and could not write last week but is cheerful. H. G. Cunningham and wife and Jeff Newton dined at J. J. Brasher’s Sunday. Time is scarce, will close for now.
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Mansfield
Alice ‘Tombleson
Gibbs
Sam
A. C
C. G
C. Y
C. G. Dor
JF. H Riley
H. L. Allred
Alea Frye
Belle Stone
Sukey
Pansy
J. G
Violet
Jaxon Stogdill
Spring farm notes on Wolf Creek community life
The Wolf Creek column reports farmers planting corn and sowing oats, praises local workers like Jeff and Elmer Coday, and notes residents planning patches of peanuts. It mentions social events, visiting relatives, a damaged love claim, and upcoming church services and Sunday schools led by Rev. Findley.
Market Report: 1914 poultry and fat results
Market report lists butter fat at 13 percent and fat old hens at 20 degrees. Green hides at 10 and ducks at 8, turkeys 15, geese 7, springs 16. Reflects price and quality indicators for 1914 livestock and poultry trade.
Hartville High stages tragedy drama at Mansfield Opera House
Hartville High School presented The Brookdale Farm a four act tragedy at the Mansfield Opera House Tuesday night. The performance was well given and well received with the young cast showing notable skill. The party returned to Hartville that night in R N Ferrens motor truck.
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Hartville High School
Brookdale
Mansfield Opera House
Hartville
R.N. Ferren
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