Feeding Tests With A Dairy Herd At Wisconsin University
The Wisconsin University dairy herd, established in 1598, records feed consumption and milk and butter fat for about 30 cows of Jerseys Guernseys Holsteins Ayrshires and Brown Swiss. The study balances instructional aims with revenue via milk cream and surplus stock sales.
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Wisconsin University
Jerseys
Wisconsin
BANK INVESTIGATOR Uncovers Loans and Discounts as Telltale Fraud Clues
Philadelphia feature profiles Edward P. Moxey, a national bank examiner who investigates failed banks by tracing loans and discounts. He explains that hidden patterns in ledgers reveal crooks, citing cases against Walsh and Morse, and notes Moxey rarely speaks with the bankers he prosecutes.
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Mr. Moxey
John R. Walsh
Chicago
John KR. Walsh
Morse
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The Yankee prodigal son returns with steers and a cart
Arthur Ovens, 19, of Ware Massachusetts who left home May 11 returned late Sunday night with a pair of four year old steers weighing over 3,000 pounds a brand new dump cart and about 3000 as a peace offering. He had traveled days trading as he went meeting Free Foster of Warner New Hampshire who gave him a job and a wage in cattle trading. He says he left to prove he could manage his own affairs and averaged 26 miles a day during the weeklong journey.
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Philadelphia
Charles J. Bonaparte
United States
William B. Ridgely
Charles W. Morse
New York
John R. Walsh
Chicago
Edward P. Moxey
Moxey
Ware
Mass
Arthur Ovens
James Ovens
Free Foster
Warner, N. H
Youngest US judge serves in Kansas court of common pleas
Richard J. Higgins aged 25 is elected judge of the court of common pleas in Wyandotte County Kansas to fill the unexpired term of Judge William G Holt. A Democrat born May 14 1883 in Kansas City Kansas Higgins studied at the University of Kansas and Kansas City School of Law. He vows strict court decorum banning smoking in his courtroom and disallowing lawyers feet on the tables during trials.
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Topeka
Kan
United States
Richard J. Higgins
Court of Common Pleas
Wyandotte County
Kansas
William G. Holt
Higgins
Kansas City
University of Kansas
Kansas City School of Law
Whole Wheat Feed Trial for Egg Production
A farmer suggests a daily morning serving of warmed whole wheat to revive a tired laying flock. The advice emphasizes one ration per day to boost egg output and overall vitality.
Fragmented ad and quip snippets from an early 20th century page
The fragmentary OCR contains dialogue about a kiss and a mother, an advertisement for Bromo Quinine laxative with ER signature, a World War era cold cure claim, a William Penn quote on harvests, U S trade data for 1907, Lewis' Single Binder cigars, and a cynical line about picking flaws, reflecting scattered consumer notices and editorial gibes from a historical page.
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