Milford Visitors Include Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Ryan
Milford locals welcomed Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Ryan and Miss T. Rockman during their recent visit.
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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1928
Page
8
Milford locals welcomed Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Ryan and Miss T. Rockman during their recent visit.
Roy T. Cowan and BE. L. Wright of Salt Lake City were in town this week.
A stream of visitors and local residents travel through Milford this week with names from Eureka Wellton Provo Amarillo Pomona St George Garrison Salt Lake City and Las Vegas. Notable stops include Mrs A M Alberg Mrs D M Smith and families, Judge Berton, Philip Baker and wife and Mrs Eleander with ongoing busi ness and memorial work notes.
A two group dairy calf study compares sunlight exposure from age one week to two years. Four calves received identical rations. two kept in dark stalls, two outdoor by day. Sunlight exposure linked to malformed calves and blindness in two cases. no sunlight showed no adverse effects on growth, weight, or reproduction.
To form a dairy cow ration, select grains to balance home grown roughage while aiming for the lowest cost. Compare price per hundred pounds and the digestible protein percentage to find feeds with the lowest protein cost, then assess carbohydrates and fat costs to optimize energy.
The article argues that a certificate of registration alone does not guarantee a bull will improve a grade herd. Farmers prefer a good grade bull to a scrub pure bred and urge buyers to demand butterfat records to back any grade bull considered good.
Practical guide on dairy farming cites stable flooring, milk yields from goats and Holstein cows, and the importance of balanced feeding. Warns against underfed herds and high feed costs, notes protein impacts on udder health, and mentions Pennsylvania feed bag regulations and wire usage.
The American Legion Auxiliary held a May 21 meeting at Milford Hotel to close a two week membership contest. The winning team led by Mrs Edna Parrish included Mary Richarda Dorothy Miller Naomi Hughes and Elesa Weber. Losers led by Mrs Alice Jane Bowen proposed including the Legion in the entertainment for the award. winners pledged to help.
Mr and Mrs Walter Weber and guest Miss Gordon traveled to Minersville for Decoration Day services. Mrs Myron Hanchett visits Richfield this week. Miss Martha Hurst and Miss Helen James called on Flat Mon Jess Cook. Jess Cook hunted lost steers in Wah Wah Valley. Mrs Adam Patterson gathered sixty pansies for Decoration Day from beds planted in spring. Dr I J Hopkins recently received a three year old colt training at his ranch and hopes it will become Beaver County fastest horse. Haying winds worry farmers as the season nears. Voyle Hanchett attended a funeral in Richfield Sunday.
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