Hormone fed cattle show mixed results in Kansas City test
Three lots of steers tested 148 days at Grandview Missouri examined stilbestrol and Live Rumen Organisms to compare gains, costs, and beef value. Lot C with both additives posted best daily gains while Lot B incurred higher cost per pound. Lot A using Live Organisms alone yielded lower cost per gain.
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Kansas’ City
Columbian Hog & Cattle Powder Co
Grandview
Wilson & Co
Packers A
National Livestock & Meat
Béerd
Charles Timer
University ‘of Missouri
Turner
Dirry
Columbian
U.S
Pastures Can Be Rebuilt on Soil Improvement
Chicago reports the Middle West Soil Improvement Committee and Dr G. E. Smith of the University of Missouri urge rebuilding underutilized pastures. They warn many pastures are infertile or exhausted, yielding poor forage. Investments in soil-building, including high nitrogen fertilizer, can boost hay yields from under one to over six tons per acre and meat production from under 100 to over 500 pounds per acre. Invest in Freedom U S Bonds.
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Chicago
Middle West
Smith
Good Tire Maintenance Plan Adds 30 Per Cent More Wear
A Kansas farmer case highlights how careful tire maintenance and regular pressure checks extend tire life. Ben Hook Jr of Shawnee County shows practical savings from proper inflation, guard devices, and gauges, noting two flats since 1936 caused by valve stems.
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Kansas
Ben Hook, Jr
Silver Lake
Shawnee County
Hook
Tve
Rubber Manufacturers Association
New Holstein Bull Carnation Count In Service
Holstein bull Carnation Count, rated Gold Medal for outstanding type and production, is in service at Kansas State College's Artificial Breeding Service Unit. Bred by Carnation Farms Washington, proven in nine herds with 18 daughters averaging 13 390 pounds milk and 509 fat pounds, an increase of 750 milk and 41 fat over dams. Thirty three classified daughters average 82.0.
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Kansas
Department of Dairy, Husbandry
Kansas State College
Carnation Farms
Carnation
Washington
Carnation Count
Agricultural notes on breeding tools and pressuring data
Fragmentary OCR yields a record referencing tractors, rear ties, and Ho lst e in breeding. mentions the County Artificial Breeding Association and Don Colling as manager technician. Includes contact via county agent and old phone numbers.
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Don Colling
Old Implement To Teach Africans in Africa Mission
An old-fashioned horse drawn Aster corn drill long retired from a Kansas farm is being crated for shipment to French West Africa. It will be sent to two missionaries to teach natives the pre mechanized farming concepts practiced in America before modern equipment.
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Leavenworth
Kas
Kansas
French West Africa
America
Conviction Of Adonis Upheld By Appeals Court
The U S Court of Appeals upheld the per jury racketeer Joe Adonis conviction for falsely claiming U S citizenship before the Senate Crime Investigating Committee. Adonis faces deportation checks, with an 18 to 24 month sentence.
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Adonis
Sasrgtor
U.S. Court of Appeals
Joe Adonis
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
U.S
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