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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1902
Page
6
Public notice promotes the Home Gold Cure as a home remedy to end alcoholism without public exposure. It claims a guaranteed cure for severe drinkers, offered for one dollar with full directions, physician advice on request, and discreet shipping worldwide from Edwin B. Gus & Co. Philadelphia.
Public notice from Brown County New Ulm Minnesota dated January 1 1902 states that parcels sold at a May 1 1800 tax sale pursuant to a district court judgment will have redemption periods expire on the May 5 1903. It lists required redeem amounts per property description and adds a publishing fee of twenty five cents per description. The notice cites General Laws of 1885 and 1878 and references real estate tax judgments in Brown County.
Dr J B Lindsey and B Holland of the Hatch experimental station publish careful steps for Babcock fat testing. Mix milk by rotation not shaking, incorporate all fat, use a fine sieve to prepare samples, pipette slowly with vertical hold, avoid air bubbles, transfer with minimal neck smeared fat, weigh samples above 25 percent fat, dissolve casein lumps, mix until black, whirl, and read fat column with dividers from bottom to top.
A dairy note explains that an unmilked cow can resist milking, causing milk loss all season. It advises that removing the calf early teaches the cow to submit, and urges diligent milking with tubes as the only effective remedy after resistance occurs.
Practical notes from American Cultivator on winter stock care, stable warmth and light, proper stock numbers, calf handling, and versatile pens. Emphasizes calf rearing, stable confinement for young cattle, and the value of well built lightning protection with proper grounding and conductor placement. Also mentions creaming efficiency from two skimmed milks.
At the Pan American exposition stock show a large Jersey entry competed for prizes. Pride's Olga 4th, owned by Charles A. Sweet, captured first prize with a value noted as 00,807. The cow is described as large and solid with dark fawn color and exemplary traits for her class.
A descriptive note on an exceptionally balanced cow, PERFECTLY BALANCED UDDER, with records of milk and butter yields, lineage details, and a brief dairy feed discussion. Includes references to prior production, promotional figures, and comparisons of corn meal, bran, and linseed meal effects on milk yield and fat content from different stations.
A Farm and Ranch advice piece stresses careful record keeping in dairying to boost profits. It cites scales, tests, and pencils as tools, notes grain varies with cows, and discusses milk yield, butter fat, and cheese ripening while warning against rushing the process.
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