Barn Best Place for Young Calves
The best place for young calves is the barn with water and hay in the rack. Pasture grazing can stunt growth and reduce health due to flies and insufficient feed. A calf feeding schedule from birth to freshening is available at the Agricultural Extension Office. Calves grown in the barn feed rapidly in year one and may go to pasture later. In winter the calf can finish with good hay and silage without grain, though grain can produce larger cows maturing early.
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Agricultural Extension Office
Seasonal Increase In Milk Production In Pa
Pennsylvania farms produced 513 million pounds of milk in May up 14 percent from April but 5 percent below May 1945. Dairymen faced feed shortages and weighed shifting to other farms unless prices rose soon. The Milk Control Commission approved a 40 cent per hundredweight milk increase and dealers a 1 cent per quart rise. Through 1946, monthly milk output has lagged 1945 due to fewer cows and higher feed and labor costs.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania Milk Control Commission
Inquest Opened Into Dubuque Tragedy Fire
The inquest into the Canfield Hotel fire in Dubuque opened Wednesday under coroner Dr. F. S. Leonard. A three man jury was listed to hear testimony and determine the cause. Witnesses include deputy state fire marshals A. A. Lubberden and Zachary Taylor Cook, who finished their investigation Tuesday.
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Dubuque. In
Dubuque
Canfield Hotel
F. S. Leonard
Rochester Man Seeks Clemency
Rochester man Robert J. Simington, 63, serving life for chloroforming his 14 year old son to death in 1933, appealed for clemency before the state parole board in Harrisburg. No opponent appeared and the district attorney, William Coghlan, offered no recommendation. Simington’s first appeal followed a guilty plea and sentence to life at Western State Penitentiary. Envoy J Stanley Sheepard attributed the crime to despondency. In separate note, Pennsylvania State College official John R Haswell urged careful machinery checks to cut harvest season farm accidents.
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Harrisburg
Robert J. Simington
Rochester
Beaver County
William Coghlan
Simington
Burton
Western State Penitentiary
J. Stanley Sheepard
Men’s Prison Bureau
Salvation Army
New York City
John R. Haswell
Pennsylvania State College
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