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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1908
Page
2
Agricultural guidance details drying dairy cows before calving to improve butter fat and flavor, with routines for gradual feed reduction, milking frequency, pasture care, and suitable grain mixes. Emphasizes rest, proper nutrition, and avoiding injury to the udder, plus notes on weed control and seed quality for ongoing farm profitability.
Pathmasters in the area would learn from McMillan district roads in Pathmaster Frank Schilling's territory north of the city. Schilling has several miles of level, smooth roads with scientific planning and excellent drainage aided by the King drag after rain. His district costs less for good roads by timely work compared with neighboring areas relying on poorer methods.
A historical overview explains when a borrower who uses a tipped property for accommodation must exercise high care. It notes liability for injuries caused by borrower negligence, limits when loss occurs through acts of God, and distinguishes ordinary from extraordinary expenses for borrowed farm tools and horses.
The article explains using second crop clover for pasture to reduce cattle bloat. It advises turning stock onto clover after the first crop is cut and before rapid growth, avoiding sole clover confinement, and mixing with timothy or other pasture. Regular salt and a straw stack aid digestion. Case & Johnson liverymen occupy a new barn on South Central avenue with a funeral hearse.
In the matter of diseases of fowls we should not forget that prevention is the main point. Little things remedied in time will save losses later. Fowls afflicted with a stubborn contagious disease should be killed, unless a specimen is valuable. Even a turfure is of doubtful valness the vitality of the fowl is impaired to an extent that curtails its usefulness as a breeder and the disease may prove of an hereditary nature. If the birds are kept under sanitary conditions and given ordinary good care there will be very few cases of disease, so few that the trouble and loss from this source will not be worth mentioning.
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