Cleanliness Key in Calf Feeding and Management
The Kansas State extension dairyman James W. Linn warns that clean quarters and utensils are essential to calf health. He urges sterilizing every feeding implement, maintaining milk at production temperature, and weighing milk to the tenth of a pound. His plan uses one pound of milk per ten pounds of calf weight until 16 pounds daily.
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James W. Linn
Extension Dairyman
Kansas State Agricultural College
Linn
Domestic dispute dialogue echoes between spouses
A terse exchange reveals tension as a husband challenges his wife to confront a third party himself. No further details are provided about location or consequences.
Very Temporary Government Job Joke
An influential Frenchman sought a temporary post for a young man. After effort he reported no government jobs available. He offered a lighter option suggesting a slot in the cabinet as a temporary measure.
Forbidden Fruit on Sunday Sparks Town Debate
In a humorous exchange, Dame Fish defends a Sunday kiss ban while Dame Plainsmith questions a selectman's prohibition. The dialogue suggests tension over a moral law and its social impact on couples in public life.
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Dame Plainsmith
Dame Fish
Hard Lines Rolls Tinpan Still Furious Over Thief
The article reports Tinpan's continuing anger after a thief was caught and convicted of petty larceny for stealing his flivver. The jury verdict is described as final and the community watches for any further action.
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Rolls—Tinpan
Proper Feeding Rule to Follow in Cold Weather
A winter guideline suggests one pound of grain per day for each four pounds of milk produced, or one pound per day for each three pounds if fat tests 5 percent or higher. The rule can guide pasture feeding, with one-third as much grain in good grass, gradually increasing as conditions worsen, always using judgment to maintain production and cow condition. Cows near peak milking may not need concentrate feeds during pasture.
Cream Deterioration Persists Despite Winter Cold
University of Kentucky dairy expert J. O. Barkman warns that cream quality declines even in winter. Sweet cream at 50 degrees for a week yields poor butter with old flavor, and storage near onions, cabbage, or kitchen odors harms taste. Do not freeze cream as it produces oily, low quality butter.
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J. O. Barkman
University of Kentucky
Dairy farming tips for building soil and milk quality
Dairy experts advise on cream separation adjustments and the impact on cream tests. Calves from tuberculosis carriers show no inherited risk. Legume feeding improves winter milk, while proper utensil sanitation and boiling prevent stringy milk. Keep cows indoors during storms, add bone meal and minerals, and avoid galvanized pails to prevent metallic flavors in milk.
Woods Brothers Corp Promotes 7 Percent Safe Investment
Company highlights six year financials showing total assets rising from 1924 to 1929 and earned surplus reaching 1,454,000 with dividends paid totaling 1,847,416.13. It outlines three main lines: 14,000 acres of farm land, industrial land development in Kansas City, and construction work including river projects and bridges.
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Woods Brothers Corporation
Woods Brothers
Nebraska
Iowa
Regulation of Busses Recommended at Parker Bill Hearing
Washington hearing on the Parker bill before the house interstate commerce committee favors regulation of interstate motor buses. Proponents include state utility commissioners and motor bus operators seeking regulatory powers for the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Washington
House
Interstate Commerce Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Four Explosions Injure Thirty Four at Globe Theater
Four blasts rocked the partially demolished Globe theater opposite City Hall injuring thirty four people, four seriously. A prior small fire preceded the explosions, believed caused by a spark entering an acetylene tank as crowds fled homeward, with debris scattering workers.
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Philadelphia
Globe Theater
City Hall
University of Missouri Officials Censured by Professors Group
Washington President Stratton Duluth Brooks and the University of Missouri board faced severe censure by a special committee of the association of university professors. The move follows a controversy over a sex questionnaire at the university last year and came after an investigative review.
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Washington
Stratton Duluth Brooks
University of Missouri
Association of University Professors
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