Holstein Milking Record Set by Mandy at Farnt ere Close
Mandy Homestead a four year old Holstein owned by Winconts Mandy Homestead set a national milking record at Farnt ere Close by producing 8248 pounds of butterfat and 20201 pounds of milk in a test year. The cow calved May 4 1929 and began testing May 7 milking twice daily with no special care.
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Farntere Close
Winconts Mandy Homestead
Molstein Priestan Association of America
Mandy
Chesey Liptertie
Fesex
Cedar Grove
Accordi Ng
Charley Hughes
Acenth Wie
Mandy Ailke
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Iso
Poor Dairy Ration Not Bad in Many Respects
A Wisconsin veterinary science professor reports that a poorly balanced hay and grain ration can still support herd health. He notes that a better balanced diet with suitable minerals improves weight gain and milk output, while a poorly balanced mix shows mixed results in cattle at the university experiment station.
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Veterinary
University of Wisconsin
Healthy Calves Raised Without Use of Milk
An article argues calves can be raised without milk after the initial feeding, provided they have access to food and are healthy at weaning. It suggests starting grain or other feeds early, with a transition to a legume rich mixture to ensure protein and nutritional balance.
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Ara
Lemon
Etta
Argt
Farm Feed Debate Prompts Dairy Profit Talk
The piece discusses salt forage and alfalfa rations for cows, noting grain use, percent figures, and investment in feeding. It mentions dairy milk production as a profitability driver and cites associations supporting grain feeding and pasture efficiency.
Rattler Den Discovery Near Ely Sparks Curiosity
University of California curator Raymond Flay reports finding a den containing scores of rattlesnakes near Wheeler Peak Nevada. Ward Russell and informants described dynamite blasts and rifles used by residents of Ely to attack the den, killing many snakes and leaving the survivors in place during spring and fall.
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Berkeley
Raymond Flay
California Museums of Vertebrate Zoology
Ualt
Ward Russell
Onivrsity
Wheeler Peak
Nevada
Ely
Wall
Tussell
Spring Valley
White Ling County
Hey
Dan
Mobinan
Woo
Alckland
Gortia
Earth slows and shifts shape causing quakes says Austrian savant
Prof Franz X. Schaffer, Vienna natural history museum director, tells UC Berkeley audience that Earth's slowing rotation weakens centrifugal force. The planet shifts mass toward the poles, increasing land and water movement and potentially triggering earthquakes and land changes along mid latitudes.
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Earth
Berkeley
Franz X. Schaffer
Natural History Miuseum of
Vienna
University of California
Grmner
Poultry Houses Need Light and Ventilation Improvements
Walter G Ward of Kansas State Agricultural College advises upgrading old poultry houses with better light and ventilation. Add upper window openings to reach about one tenth of floor space and cap with screens. insulate with muslin front openings in cold weather. Build a loft loft ceiling with straw for warmth using mesh netting supports and small end openings to keep straw dry.
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Walter G. Ward
Kansas State Agricultural College
Sour Milk Feeds Boost Egg Production and Profit Report
Experiments compare semisolid and dried buttermilk with sour skim milk and whey as protein supplements. Sour milk yields higher total and average egg production with lower feed cost per dozen, while dried buttermilk and semisolid forms differ in egg size distribution and yearly profit. Vegetable protein supplements like alfalfa meal and bean meal enhance production and profit over feed cost.
Poultry care tips for healthier flocks and better eggs
Advice on housing cleanliness ventilation and drainage for poultry houses. Guidance covers nest heating, roost design, brooding chicks and preventing crowding. Feed suggestions include cod liver oil and Darley's feed, with emphasis on ventilation during hot months and breeding for better next year egg production.
Preservation and Marmalades From Old Kitchen Advice
An old kitchen column advocates fruit preservation and marmalade making with quince, peach, grape, and Concord grape recipes. It warns against early harvests, details step by step methods, and shares cleaning tips and home remedies for kitchen tasks.
New Aluminum Cloth Promises Silk Like Yet Sturdy Fashion
The San Francisco Chronicle reports a new fabric of aluminum thin sheets coated on both sides with protective material. The material is light as silk, tough as leather, waterproof, bright, and potentially used for dresses, opera costumes, and decorative effects.
Havant Parchment Industry Feeds Demand Across the Ocean
In Havant near Portsmouth a mill makes parchment with a 1000 year lineage. English parchment once common in European libraries is now in demand in the United States for diplomas and certificates. American universities have created a shortage and driven up prices, yet the mill continues production to meet the export surge.
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Mil
Havant Church
Portsmouth
Europe
United States
Hanter s Luck in California Deer Drive
A report recounts William Thorowen of Sante Row firing at a buck on a steep bank. The deer fell mortally wounded and rolled down the bank, losing its horns in a tangle. Thomson then shot a second deer as Hagen gon and Hmlt were involved.
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Hanter
California
William ,Thorowen
Sante Row
Ateep
Thompson
Hagen Gon & Hmlt
Paris Rubbish Proftable Turns Waste to Energy
Paris officials report about 800000 tons of rubble and trash burned daily to generate electricity. The waste gas is captured and turned into power, creating significant revenue from converting refuse into energy.
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Paris
Lost in Translation: A Fragment From the Spring Muse
An unclear excerpt questions meaning and place in a spring mood, noting a speaker seated somewhere unnamed as a city skips by. The fragment hints at confusion and the search for connection amid wandering thoughts.
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