Developing the dairy calf and heifer growth strategy
The article advises starting dairy calf development with careful sire and dam lines, investing about 25 dollars per calf, and a structured feeding plan. It outlines staged feeding from birth through six months, including skim milk, hay, alfalfa, silage, and a grain mix of cornmeal oats bran and linseed meal, plus gradual weaning to pasture as the animal matures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. K. Parkinson
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Mt Sterling Sale Of Kinsolving Property In Equity
Special Commissioner W Hoffman Wood will auction a Mt Sterling Montgomery County Ky property by order of the Montgomery Circuit Court. The sale on County Court day offers Lot No 1 and Lot No 2 with a 15 foot alley and subdivided tracts, to satisfy a $6756.85 judgment, with bids on a 6 and 12 month credit and a lien retained until full payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Circuit Court
Court House
Mt. Sterling
Maysville Street
Montgomery County
C. K. Oldham
John G. Winn
O. S. Bigstaff
W. B. White
Roger D. Barnes
Bessie B. Kinsolving
Willie Benton
Montgomery County Court Clerk
Roger Barnes
Oldham
Bigstaff
Winn
Lot No. 1
O. S. Big Staff
J. G Winn
White
Foot Street
W. B White
Heatuning
OS Bigstaff
Device to prevent cows from sucking themselves
F. W. Feldman in the Nebraska Farmer proposes a simple device to prevent cows from self-sucking. He has tested it on a cow with consistent success and explains the chain attached to a wood pole should be sized to the cow, with a strap along the setup for proper fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Feldman
Churning Temperature Guidelines for Butter Quality
The article notes a spine connection improvement for a device and stresses churning cream at the lowest feasible temperature. It states 68 to 60 degrees as typically low enough, with colder cream yielding finer grain and flavor. It also mentions milk solids and milk gauge affecting output, emphasizing final decision by eburn.
County Court Days List by County
A schedule of county court days near Mt Sterling noting Bath Owingsville on the 2nd Monday Bourbon Paris 1st Monday Clark Winchester 4th Monday Fayette Lexington 2nd Monday Fleming Flemingsburg 4th Monday Harrison Cynthiana 4th Monday Madison Richmond 1st Monday Montgomery Mt Sterling 3rd Monday Nicholas Carlisle 2nd Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling
Bath
Owingsville
Bourbon
Paris
Clark
Winchester
Fayette
Lexington
Harrison
Cynthiana
Madison
Richmond
Montgomery
Nicholas
Carlisle
Beckham Gains Ground in State Democratic Support
Mayfield Messenger reports Beckham rapidly gaining strength with Democrats statewide showing increasing support as Bradley’s Senate election closes in, signaling Beckham to come into his own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Beckham
Bradley
United States Senate
Mayfield Messenger
Life as an endurance walk through marriage and family
A reflective piece compares life to a long endurance walk from the chase to engagement. It follows a couple after marriage as they endure a sleepless night with a colicky baby and wait for the eldest child and the daughter's suitor to settle and part.
Friends That Love Always In Hard Times
Poem praising steadfast friends who stand by us in good times and bad. It emphasizes loyalty through storms and calm, recalling memories and shared moments, and cherishing friends as crowning jewels within intimate dreams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Song
Wilson Urges Forgetting Mason Dixon Line For Unity
President Wilson expresses a wish to erase the Mason and Dixon line and unite the country. He suggests the Lincoln Highway link Philadelphia to Gettysburg to symbolize North South reconciliation in a message to the Lincoln Highway Association. The goal is a single republic with no regional divides and a shared national future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Lincoln Highway Association
Philadelphia
Gettysburg
Washington
Republic
Antietam
Bull Run
No Bad Listeners No Bad Talkers Says Cautionary Note
A maxim warns that silent audiences breed gossip while a hostile ear invites slanderous tales, urging care in repeating rumors and guarding reputations. The saying underscores the harm of careless talk and the power of listening.
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Earl W. Senff
C. W. Compton
Mt. Sterling National
Dor. W. B. Robinson
High Street
E. Stamler
Merrick Lodge Bldg
Lexington, Kv
Stanley Brown
Represennting
Lexington Granite Co, Inc
Lexington, Kentucky
Mt, Sterling, Ky
James E. Magowan
Wesley St
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company
Louisville
Lexington Rothwell
New York
Norfolk
Hinton
McDonald Bros
Miller’s Creek Cannel Coal
J. D. Sullivan & Co
Mt. Sterling, Ky
Housewives
W. C. Moore & Co
Main and Bank Sts
Phove
J. L. Watson
H. B
Bessie Kinsolving
NoTick
W. Hoffman Wood
Henry Watterson
Louisville, KY
Hoe
South
Louisvilla
Peaslee-Gaulbert CO
Ted
Chenault & Crear
al - Netn
County Court Days
Fleming, Flemingsburg
Best
Vanarsdell’s
Carbon Remedy Company
East Main St
Liniment
Kentucky
Ege
Queen & Crescent
H. C. King
E. Main St
W. King & Son
Albert Bondurant
Floor
The
Walsh Co. Bldg
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