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Osceola Record in Osceola, Nebraska

05 Jun 1930

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Osceola Record

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Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1930

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3

Massachusetts Tercentenary Cherishes Past and Progress

A 1930 Massachusetts tercentenary overview salutes three centuries of state history from the Arbella voyage to Boston’s founding and the Body of Liberties. It highlights notable Massachusetts figures, the Revolution’s roots here, and waves of diverse immigration shaping the commonwealth.

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Massachusetts Boston Concord Lexington Bunker Hill Elmo Scott Watson Senate Capitol Washington Daniel Webster Foote Connecticut Hayne South Carolina New England Webster Old Bay Commonwealth Massachusetts Bay Salem Harbor Southampton England Massachusetts Bay Colony Charles I of John Winthrop Thomas Dudley Bay State Colony of Salem Charlestown General Court Winthrop Boston Common William Blaxton Albert Bushnell Hart Harvard University Cambridge Tribune Hart Pacific Jonathan Edwards William Phips Agnes Surringe United States Gage Virginia Continental Congress Jefferson Franklin Pennsylvania Pinckney Livingston New York John Adams Samuel Adams Hancock Warren Putt Manley New Dictionary of American Biography Abigail Adams Mercy Warren Elizabeth Cady Stanton John Quincy Adams Calvin Coolidge Oliver Wendell Holmes McComb Holmes West Indies Cambridge
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Bacteria in Milk Tied to Handling and Cleaning

Prof J D Brew at Cornell warns bacteria enter milk from handling gear and barn conditions. Proper cooling and utensil sterilization are crucial to keep bacterial counts low, with udder infections and dirt contributing variably to contamination.

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J. D. Brew Cornell University
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Proper Washing of Dairy Utensils with Brushes and Heat

The article advises using brushes over rags to clean milk and cream utensils, as brushes reach corners and crevices. Rinse with cold or lukewarm water before washing in hot water with strong detergent, then sterilize with steam or chemicals and air dry without towels.

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Dry skim milk used in raising dairy calves tested

Experiment stations report practical use of dry skim milk in calf rearing when whole milk costs much more. Professor Bohstedt of the Wisconsin Station says enough work confirms its place in calf growing rations. A new bulletin from the University Farm in St. Paul Minnesota covers raising calves when whole milk is sold.

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Bohstedt Wisconsin University St. Paul Minnesota
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Dairy Cattle Feeding and Management Guidelines for Efficient Production

Dairy notes stress controlling cow fat to protect production records. Ground barley with silage and hay aids calf growth. High producing cows need calcium replenishment and early hay cut. Butter fat prices push economizing on balanced rations. Pastures should not be overgrazed to maximize protein. Utensil sterilization can be achieved cheaply with chemical disinfectants. 1930 outlook calls for a 1 percent annual rise in milk cow numbers to meet demand, with 6 percent more heifers than last year.

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Agricultural Outlook
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French Indo China and Its Imperial Capital Hue to Hanoi

The piece surveys French Indo China from Tongking north to Hue in Annam and Phnom Penh in Cambodia. It highlights Hue’s imperial grandeur, Annamese royal tombs, Phnom Penh’s royal dancers, and Hanoi as the Paris of Asia with Parisian streets, shops, gardens, and modern utilities amid a busy native quarter.

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Tongking Asia France Texas Equator Mexico Central America Cochin China Cambodia Annam Laos Hue Tropics Emperor Lea Fontainebleau Versailles Pnompenh Angkor Pnompeni Hanoi Paris Botanical Gardens Zoological Park Red River Thie’ Sea
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