Dairy Feeding Records to Boost Profits Says Expert
Editor notes a series by dairy authority Latieur urging readers to clip and study dairy feeding guidance. He cites Joe McDowell on over and underfeeding, and advises farmers to keep individual cow feed and milk records, cull poor producers, and adjust rations to maximize milk, fat, and profitability.
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Natonal Dairy and Poultry Authority
le LL. 2D. Latieur, V. 8
Bt. Loum
Mont Canes
Feed and milk yields in dairy cows analyzed for profitability
The article explains how overfeeding wastes feed as body weight grows and underfeeding cuts production. It cites a 1000 pound cow yielding 3 gallons of 4% butterfat milk and outlines rules for feed to milk ratios, stressing individual cow study, weighing feed and milk, and monthly testing to maximize profit. It also mentions local community herd testing and notes several residents' visits and travels.
Local social notes and visits in Myrtle Point area
Mr and Mrs R H Lemen visited Roseburg and Miss Elsie Moller heads for Boise with Portland trip. J D Moore of Medford, Standard Oil, was in town early week. Bert Wagner collected a cougar bounty on Eden ridge. L B Martin and wife left for Lakeview after ten weeks here. Presbyterian Sunday school picnic at Bennett grove drew about 60 children. Mrs Fonda Giles Smith of Bakersfield left for Roseburg to meet her husband. J K Riley of Linfield College visited H W Lever. both men toured Curry and Coos counties on college business.
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The
Presbyterian Sunday School
Bennett Grove
Gravelford
Fonda Giles Smith
Bakersfield
Calif
D. G. Ireland
Roseburg
J K Riley
Linfield College
McMinneville
Myrtle Point
H. W. Lever
Lever
Mr Riley
Curry County
Coos County
Families relocate and travel plans noted in Myrtle Point
Mr and Mrs Ralph Kring and Nebraska relatives depart for Crater Lake, return date given, and another part of the family continues to Lexington Nebraska. Oliver Weekly makes a Salem round trip with a long 600 mile outing to take his brother Irvin to school. Thomas Lever plans a late week trip to Pocatello Idaho for an uncle visit to aid recovery from asthma. Milk shakes at Russells Confectionery. R Cooley of Myrtle Point visits Salem. he previously ran a Smith Hughes program and keeps sheep near Myrtle Point. Wm Watson and family move from Harney county to Myrtle Point after 17 years away, bringing 800 acres of grain and grazing land and one child in school.
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Ralph Kring
Mr Kring
Nebraska
Crater Lake
Lexington
Oliver
Salem
Irvin
Corvallis
Thomas Lever
Pocatello
Idaho
Thomas
Burnt Mountain
Ear
R. Cooley
Myrtle Point
Mr. Cooley
Smith-Hughes
Union High School
Wm Watson
Harney County
Breuer Relatives Enjoy Oakland Family Picnic
The Breuer family held a Sunday picnic at Indian Creek honoring Mr. and Mrs. Joe Breuer of Oakland with numerous relatives from Bandon Marshfield Myrtle Point and surrounding areas attending. Ellis Dement former Myrtle Point mayor now near Broad Bend helped reintroduce old friends to range tricks with companions Will Lundy Karl Kaufman and Wallace Dement observing.
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Breuer
Indian Creek
Joe Breuer
Oakland
California
N. Breuer
Victor Breuer
Bandon
Frits Ramon
Aldred Judstrom
Marshfield
Paul Breuer
Ellis Dement
Myrtle Point
Broadbent
Will Lundy
Karl Kaufman
Wallace Dement
Wallace
Bill
Karl
Presbyterian Church Announce No Preaching Next Sunday
Absence of the pastor in the synod gathering leads to no preaching services next Sunday but the Sunday school will convene as usual.
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Agene
Are All Polities Rotten The Sulthheugha Debate
A father advises his son Bob on politics amid graft and scandal. He argues that while public life has flaws, America’s strength rests on honorable citizens, public service, and leadership. He urges Bob to become a principled, active participant in politics.
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Bob
Magasines
Peppre
Dad
Venstor
Boen
America
Roosevelt
Washington
Continental Congress
Lincoln
Herbert Hoover
Wester Howopaper Union
Haleey and Bandon Visit Family Gathering
Rev. and Mrs. Omer Idso and children of Haleey Oregon with Dr. and Mrs. O H Clarke and others traveled to Bandon Monday noon and stayed at the Richmond cottage until Tuesday. They were joined Monday evening for dinner by Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Landy, Mrs. Hoachover, and Mrs. Swan.
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Omer Idso
Haleey
Oregon
O. H. Clarke
Genevieve Preston
Betty
Bandon
Richmond Cottage
Ferris Landy
Hoachover
Swan
Elkhern lodge guests enjoy riverfront cabin picnic
A. N. Geald and daughter Harriett of Coquille hosted a Sunday visit at Elkhern lodge on the Ect Fork. Guests toured the park like setting by the river, with two adjacent cabins and a stream supplying lawn and flower areas. Attendees included Mr. Gould's sister Mrs. Barker, Mr. Barker, Miss Aileen, George Dickinson, Rev. Ostrander, Helen Lund, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton and Kathryn, Mrs. Lemon, Mrs. Nelson, and Mrs. Swansen.
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A. N. Geald
Harriett
Coquille
Elkhern Lodge
Ect
Serere
Littl Park
Gould
KE. C. Barker
Barker
Aileen
George Dickinson
Vv. Ostrander
Helen Lund
G. KE. Hamilton
Kathryn
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Joe McDoweill
U B Bureau of Dairy Industry
Edgar McDaniel
North Bend
Frank Burkeholder
Coon County
Eugene
Fred Barker
Alice Ricks
Medford
Tuesaday
Mr Barker
Mary Barker
Walter Sykes
Wolf Creek
Brin
Beye
Cecil Barker
Preasher Merle Randleman
WW. A. Wellman
Realesatat
Lis
Notary Public
Strong Hardware
Ner
San Danualt
Eddie
Farmers’ Store
Rae Aerde
Corre
R. H. Lemen
Mion Hallie Knight of
John Arnold
Elsie Moller
Portland
Boise
J. D. Moore
Standard Oil Company
Russells
Bert Wagner
Eden Ridge
Russells Confectionery
Russell
Presbyterian Church
Businega
Meruid
Anna Lemon
Arther Nelson
Robert Swansen
John W. Lemon
Canton Unity of the
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Godfrey Lodiow
Vielialst
Rete
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Fettste
P.M. Eestern
E. C. Barker
Jeweler
Bank of
Member
Federal Reserve System
Hiland Theatre
King Supreme
Secreendom
Dennis King
Alice White
Jack Oakie
Social Lion
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