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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1914
Page
5
Growing and selling calves under proper conditions is profitable for both growers and feeders. Attention to breeding cows and their vitality raises calf yields, while feeding, management, and careful production can continually increase feeder calf supplies.
The column lists visits and travels of local families from Aaglesville to Indianapolis and Elnora including Harold Gahan Thelma, Abe Chestnut and Janes, Belle Rosenberg, Pansy Dyal, Ruth Critchlow, and Isom Flinn. It notes schools closing for Thanksgiving and a horse lost to lockjaw. Additional items describe poultry roosting advice and regional features in Montana and New York state forest nursery capacity.
A practical dairy barn window admits air and prevents draft by placing hinges on the lower sash edge and attaching canvas at the ends so the cloth holds the sash partly open. This deflects currents upward toward the ceiling, reducing drafts on stock, as described by Ralph V. Crana of Ypal lant Mich in Popular Mechanics.
In the piece a farmer contrasts rough dog driven cattle with using a horse for herding. It notes a dog that snaps at a cow causes pain and injury, while a well trained dog can quietly lead cattle without violence. The text calls for practical, humane herding.
Dairy notices emphasize safety, sanitation, and early handling of calves. Build comfortable barns, halter train calves young, provide hay to stimulate appetite, and ensure proper silage to prevent disease. Small herds can raise profits by improving housing, feeding, and herd size.
This historical recipe instructs melting butter with onion until yellow, adding carrot and turnips, cooking covered on low heat. It then uses milk thickened with flour, combined with the turnip, and seasoned with kitchen bouquet salt and a dash of tabasco.
A brisk, humorous piece on gender roles and marriage expectations. It notes women’s navigation of finances and hats, men’s excuses about salary, and social pressures. It also jests about hospitality, aging, and family comfort from lack of visitors in the house.
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