Co operative creamery and dairy care notes
The article discusses dairy hygiene and the dangers of cows drinking dirty water, highlighting bacteria in milk and the role of steam cleaning. It traces the origins of cooperative creameries, contrasts with private dairies, and notes protection against misbranding. It ends with advice on shelter for dairy cows during winter storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pernot
Creamery Journal
John Stewarts
Maynard
John
Sam Shilliny
IL D. Otis
Chicago News
Professor Mcixay
Handy Substitute For Rough Hauling
An Ohio Farmer writer suggests a better method for loading rough materials. Replace rags or loose boards with a fixed frame using boards arranged between stands. The setup reduces boards shifting or falling, improving stability for earth stone and similar tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Dairymen urged to keep milk yield records and snail pest noted
The article urges accurate milk yield records using the example of Mr Gurler of Himsis and reviews profits across fifty cows, highlighting four best as profitable to keep. It also discusses snail and worm damage this summer, noting limited success with Paris green and suggesting handpicking seedlings and poisoning as options, with salt barriers to protect beds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurler
Hitnsis
Slingerlend
New Yorker
Corn Shrinkage At Iowa Station 1898 Study Notes
Data from the Iowa experiment station records corn stored in a crib on Oct 19 1898 weighing 7000 pounds. The crib sits on a scales platform to record weekly weight changes through a year, showing weather driven variation. Total shrinkage 2 percent plus 1450 pounds. Notes discuss seed improvement and farm practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Experiment Station
New England farming urged by Eastern settlers and ranchers
New England Homestead features advocates for eastern farming as a home option, with J B Miller of Rhode Island praising Maine land for affordable, sturdy farms. Barns, schools, waters, and markets are cited, while Bir J A Ravenscroft of Maine touts advantages after long Western experience. Cattlemen lobby against world fair rules on horned cattle and premium carload judging, seeking redress via appeals to the president.
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Shinwassee County
Mich
Isvel
Michigan
New York
North Dakota
Ohio
Indiana
Minois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
New England
J. B. Miller
Rhode Island
J. A. Ravenscroft
Kennebec County
Ravenscroft
Maine
Mr. Ravenscroft
Thia Farm
West
New England Homestead
Catttle
Far West
Chiefg Coburn
Fair
Texas
Onions Yield Outlook and Farm Advice Across States
Preliminary reports from New England Homestead indicate Ohio may boost onion yields while New York Connecticut and Massachusetts may not match last year. The issue also covers fodder cutters for corn, Holstein cattle care, horse feeding and water routines, dental issues in young horses, a Kansas City cart horse parade, cork removal tips, and a quip about ancestor pride.
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New England
Ohio
New York
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Illinois
Remi
Minnesota
Lampas
Lampers
Kansas City
Methods With Lambs Advice From Kapericave on Flocking
Lamb care covers seasonal pastures and feeding, moving flock every few days, spring water from a creek, and late summer weaning with clover and grass. Rape fodder aids growth, oats and barley introduced, gradual corn, winter feeding with tidal hay, careful handling, dog and person avoidance, tail trimming before sale, shipping fat lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kapericave
Spring Creek
Thomas Rough
Minnesota Institute
The Ten Months Hog Profit Rule
The piece proclaims the ten months hog as the most profitable hog, born raised and marketed within ten months. It argues daily delay beyond ten months reduces profit and emphasizes efficient growth and sale timing in hog farming.
Digestible feeds and corns for stock nutrition
The article explains how protein to nonprotein feed ratios affect digestion in cattle hogs and sheep. It covers optimal corn silage timing, risks of under or over mature corn, moisture effects, and pasture rotation for sheep. It ends with a humorous exchange about a father and child.
Cheese Seizure Highlights Minnesota Action in St Paul
The Minnesota dairy and food department confiscated about 10 000 pounds of skim cheese in St Paul in a seizure found at a commission house. The commission merchant pleaded guilty and paid a fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota Dairy and Food Commission
Minnesota
Secmtarr of Agriculture
Mcflonnett
Department
Minnesota Dairy and Food Department
St Paul
Comoission
Sch. Josing
Dhecar
Formalin Seed Grain Treatment At Montana Station
Formalin proved easier to apply and more effective than other fungicides in tests at the Montana experiment station. Seed grain is treated at a pint of formalin per forty gallons of water by dipping or sprinkling with thorough stirring to ensure even coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Experiment Station
Wisca Cardus
Cardus
Miss Tiowey
Cardia
Cardii
Cardui
Miss Bowey
Asane
Bowes
Nick
New
Wall
How to Haul Butter From the Creamery to Market
A vintage guide urges careful butter transport by county creamery staff. It details loading times, covering with damp green grass and blankets, using a heavy canvas, and keeping butter cold and intact for long hauls. Emphasizes driver instruction, proper gear, and the creamery’s responsibility to ensure quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creamertoa
Creamertos
Creauery
Painterly remark turns to debt joke in quirky exchange
A playful exchange centers on a painted face and a joke about a wig or loan. One voice teases the other for the face paint while the reply jokes about lending a wig or tool, hinting at affordable fixes and light humor.
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for weak women
Thousands of weak and sick women are urged to write to Dr. Pierce for confidential advice. The advertisement cites cures for backache headaches nervousness and other womanly ailments through Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery. A testimonial from Ariena Scholle describes relief from urinary and abdominal pain after using the medicines and pellets.
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Pierce
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Airiena Scholle
Lake Wahington
Lekucur Co
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Re Oy
Wien
Saya J. H. Forbes
Arizona Experiment Station
Down
Galloway
Neil
Snd Ranch
Garmer
Some &c
Ohta
Happy Holsteins
William Winkin
Mas
Pseumacis
Ohne Ropes
L. W
Stockman
Elsie
Elsie Dovine
Tapa
Ita
Fino
Lowe
Ace
Marvel Co
Mag
Frederick Gas Company
Monie Bowey
Rot, Michig
Cardai
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