Feeding Steers with Alfalfa and Silage Shows Gains and Profit
An experiment at the Dawes station in November tested alfalfa and ensilage with steers and calves. Results show high gains, good carcass quality, and lower feed costs when ensilage replaced part of the grain and protein mix, yielding substantial per-acre income under favorable conditions.
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Rooisos
Gabon
Redding
Kansen City
Armour &9
Altalfa
Hus
Agricultural Exports Highlight Galveston And New Orleans Ports
The article surveys wheat export routes from the United States with emphasis on Gulf and Atlantic ports. It notes Galveston and New Orleans handling large shares, outlines eastern routes to New York Philadelphia and others, and discusses record durum wheat production and rising export volumes for the year ending June. It contrasts port roles, mentions shifts in shipping, and stresses quality and breeding in animal husbandry alongside farm practices.
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Washington
Omeral
Rome
Mc Ward
Bureau of Statisngs
Guia
Olipe Titors Gadveston
New Orleans
Abance
Gulf
Gothvestad
Aland Point
Galveston
Boas
Bern
Dart
Galvestm
Generi
Cere
Orig
Wetteubaare Lider
Uae
Arta Atlen
Home Grown Ration Boosts Dairy Output in New Jersey Study
A New Jersey station trial tested a home grown ration using thirty six pounds of cowped silage ten pounds of crimson clover with corn and cod meal costing 1657 cents per cow per day. The mix produced increased milk and butter output with two thirds of protein from dried brewers grain and cottonseed meal at WT cents.
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New Jersey
Dairy Cow Profitability and Feeding Costs in French Duchies
A fragmented analysis discusses dairy cow profitability, feed costs, and labor in farm practice. It outlines milk yield targets, manure and feeding plans, and evaluation methods to identify nonpaying individuals, with references to Jersey cattle and breed comparisons.
Anomalous cattle description and dairy feeding notes emerge
The fragment describes a cow with a deep body line and white markings, noting prominent rump, thighs, and limbs. It discusses lactation, milking after which water content is reduced, and measurements of fat and protein influences, with agricultural figures and seasonal feeding references.
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GTP
Pio
Wake a Tow Profitable The Dus Was Bred and Used
A fragmented tale describes a doe bred and raised for a single purpose to yield milk and cream for profit. The narrative centers on the animal’s care and the owner’s dubious plans to maximize yield, including feeding and managing her until she shuts down.
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Crocdiy
Bull Breeders Clash Over Sire Value in Fading Market
In a small farming region farmers fail to recognize the value of a celebrated sire, favoring inferior bulls and delaying the full use of the impressive lineage. The industry faces uncertainty as sire quality declines.
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Ta Ais
Mola Company Sover So Your Bandlady Objected
A fragmented account notes a bandlady objecting to a duet performance by Joprate and his companion in a portion of the venue. The message reflects a dispute over singing quality and personal romance comments in the same scene.
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Mola
Joprate
Protect the Cows From Cold Weather and Wet Conditions
The Minnesota station herd showed cows decline in milk yield and butter fat when exposed to cold winds and wet periods. Despite ample feed, cows failed to recover through winter, averaging about 38 pounds of milk and 12 pounds of fat, illustrating the impact of harsh weather on dairy output.
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Coklie
Minnesota
Cheese Making Hygiene Instructions From Historical Text
Straining the milk should be done with care and cooled promptly by water. Maintain a clean air space at least fifty feet from any waste, barnyard, or dusty road. Two or three thin cloths and cheesecloth should be washed and boiled for cleanliness before drying in a pure atmosphere.
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Ontario
Feeding For Milk Phere and Home Grown Protein Prospects
An article argues for feeding dairy cows with home grown protein sources to improve milk yield and reduce costs. It cites corn silage, grain mixes, and pumpkin seeds as potential feeds, with estimates of production impact and feed costs. Field observations compare traditional grain feeds to home grown substitutes in dairy nutrition.
Prolific Breeding Notes On Cattle Growth And Breeding
A fragmentary discussion argues against breeding solely for appearance and emphasizes performance and heredity. It stresses using well bred stock to improve a herd over generations, provided the environment supports growth and productivity, rather than chasing flashy but inferior traits.
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Faredal
Povey
Raising Horses On the Farm
A historical note discusses horse raising, noting market demand for different breeds and sizes. It explains how road quality influences preferred horse types, with lighter, sure-footed horses favored for rough terrain while larger breeds require more feed but offer strength. The text contrasts musculature and stamina between sizes and mentions the French Conch Worse A qatringe hose as a market remark.
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Doras
Fiderest
Wiper
Pronch Coach Stallion Impresses with Speed and Pace
PIPNCHI COACH STALLION earns praise for demand handling and high stepping gait. Analysts note consistent qualities in the impressive horse, praised for thawing at strong speed and overall good performance during pressurized periods.
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Sen
Heya
Production limits for baby beef in home markets
The article argues that baby beef production cannot be universally adopted as a practical home market system. It stresses that only skilled breeders and dedicated laborers can succeed, due to the need for close attention to breeding, care, and management.
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Caport
Leeday
Sania
Siin
Michi
Fragmentary OCR Notes on Postoffice Card Subjects
The readable fragments reference a post office matter and mentions names like Brolin Bow and Jas plavgreond with unclear roles. The text shows garbled terms and disrupted lines but implies a postal topic in a local context without clear actions or outcomes.
The Man of the House Described in a Curious Scene
A narrator recalls a tense moment at a doorstep where the man of the house is confronted. The red haired figure opens the door while a child questions the intruder. Teddy responds quickly as a curious exchange unfolds in a tense domestic setting.
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Teddy Oo
The Prisoner Sifts Self Defense In Dramatic Court
A dramatic report notes the prisoner, who denied the assault, conducted his own case and defended himself in a manner described as theatrical. The description comes from a newspaper cutting cited by TL.
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Acton
Sheep and Goats in Old Style Sheep Breeding Tale
An antiquated manuscript excerpt discusses sheep and goat husbandry, age estimates, and breeding practices. It covers dental aging in sheep, milk yields in goats, and a historic note on livestock auctions, prices, and market observations. The text references cattle, pasture, and pasture management, with scattered observations on animal care and sale outcomes.
Message of Isaiah to Judah and worship in spirit
Commentary on Isaiah 6 focusing on Judah’s sin and the Lord’s speech. The piece links Israel’s backsliding to the church and urges cleansing by the blood of Christ, the Holy Spirit’s power, and true worship in spirit and truth. It discusses sacrifice, atonement, and the need for redeemed devotion to please God.
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Eepright
Dy Ain UN Press Association
Jair Jessenie
Isaiah
Judah
Israel
Tina
Isaia
Tsulah
Jeremiah
Fle
Finn
Mattes
John Iy
Issiah
Jesus
Christ
God Miust
Dean
Ami
Jesus Christ
Choi
Veterinary remedies and elephant shipment described in old Gazette
An article outlines veterinary treatments and dosing for equine and livestock care, including iron and copper sulphate mixes, and details on transporting an elephant by ship. It discusses dosing schedules, feeding cautions, and loading procedures using a derrick for heavy animals aboard framed ships.
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Gazette
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Bob Ec
Seeram Securithe
Attalta
Smedia
Urey
Dilryiman
Uc Hawk
Whelesiacs Nore
Prague
Hinks
Storton
United State
Gilimeal
Gouin Bor Dairy Cathe
Leeds
Nevada
Vonecentyries
Alwouys
Axel
Ted
Stavien Dairy
Chinas
Typean Studdas
Peter Anedt
China Pacargieat
Walt
Foncernion Goats Mohit
Angola
Delhi
Pend
Aiert
Steen
Ortebet
TD Solik
Iuture
Inn
Rev Dov, Stearn
Ias
Fee
Una
Peat
Lassen Ecordeb Bata
Hewels
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