Fit Methods to Follow in Production of Cream
Dairy farmers should keep barns clean and cows free of manure, wipe udders, milk with dry hands, and separate while warm to reduce skim waste. Thoroughly wash separators, use a brush, and scald parts after washing. Cool cream before adding to skim milk and stir each time. Maintain a cooling tank, route live stock water through the cream tank, store cream in a sanitary, well ventilated area, and deliver to market at least three times weekly in summer and twice in winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. K. Crowe
Colorado Agricultural College
Brass Letters on Cans Prevent Loss and Misidentification
W R Taylor suggests soldering brass letters to the sloping neck area of cream cans to keep owner initials or numbers legible after washing and shipping. Brass or copper letters can be bought or cut from sheet metal. aluminum letters should not be used as they do not solder well. Marking the cans aids quick identification and reduces loss by ensuring stenciled matching marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Taylor
Missouri
New Yorker
Dairy Cow Is Necessity Says Florida Expert
Florida expert John M. Scott of the University of Florida experiment station argues that rising feed and land costs will push the dairy cow to become a dominant food producer, rivaling beef, sheep, and pigs, with the hen as its only real rival in daily nourishment. He stresses that milk and eggs are vital to homes and children, and calls for greater care to maximize production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Scott
University of Florida Experiment Station
Mr. Scott
Nervous Cow Shows Milk Drop On Cold Days
A nervous cow responds to cold windy or wet weather with reduced milk flow. Record milk every night and morning year round to track declines and understand the effect of environment on production.
Northwest champion knitter halves earnings with long days
Mrs. Marie Heunisch of St. Paul Minn is proclaimed the champion knitter of the Northwest. At seventy nine she earns from 100 to 500 dollars per knitted piece and often spends ten days on a piece. Her workdays extend from 11 a m to 4 a m about twice as long as an average worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Heunisch
St. Paul
Minn
Northwest
TO WED GENE SARAZEN
Miss Mary Peck daughter of Mr and Mrs Horace R Peck of Springfield Massachusetts is engaged to marry Gene Sarazen the golfing star but
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Peck
Mys
Horace R. Peck
Springfield
Mass
Gene Sarazen
Pruning Fruit Trees Findings by Dr Chandler
Dr W H Chandler of Cornell and UC Berkeley authored Bulletin 415 on pruning fruit trees. Experiments on trees under twelve years show pruning boosts vigor in remaining parts but lowers overall growth and fruiting for young trees, with temporary invigorating effects and reduced root growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Chandler
Cornell University
University of California, Berkeley
Cornell Agricultural Experiment Station
Ithaca
Chandler
America
Cause and Cure of Rots of Apples in Storage
Black rot in apples arises from insect stings or calyx injuries and develops in ripe fruit. Prevention hinges on orchard sanitation and regular spray programs. home orchards must protect winter varieties, while merchants face burdens from storage damage.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Three Forms of Pruning Practiced on Raspberry
Three pruning methods for raspberries depend on variety and grower preference. First, head back young canes to height in season one. Second, grow canes then prune weak ones and shorten laterals next spring. Third, cut out old canes after fruiting and harvest. Support may be needed in spring and after harvest.
Winter mulch for strawberries from clean straw
When cold weather sets in, use winter mulch for strawberries. Clean straw with chaff removed prevents weed seeds and grain passage from seed separators, ensuring a weed free mulch.
Humorous Snippets Tighten Around Everyday Life
A collage of wry observations on domestic life and society. Notes on husbands controlling iceboxes, women’s privileges, tax tourism, music color perception, and oddball headlines about kings Tut, bank safety, and public figures.
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Pekin
Corn Products Company
France
American Tree Association of
Washington, D. C
Alex Pounds
Louis C. Carou
Savoie
Manila
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Taft Avenue
Mt. Blanc
Switzerland
Chamounix
Izetta
Izetta Jewel Brown
Izetta Jewel
Washington Theater
United States
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Old King
Tut
King Tut
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Hemisphere
Salt Lake City
Meier Barber
Regent
Business Colleges
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Business College
School of Efficiency
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Mall, CO
Deseret Book Co
East So
Temple
American
Hide & Fur Co
Furriers & Tanners
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Mall
Cod
Beesley Music Co
Cream
Blackman & Griffin Company
Ogden
Uta
E. J. Leiff
Play Books
Free Salt Lake Costume Co
Keith Emporium
Salt Lake
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