Better stock for dairy demanded by proven records
A survey of 51 Wolstein-Friesian cattle in the United States in 1026 shows advanced registry stock with yearly records bringing an average price of 4114. Wag 273 more than unregistered or untested animals. Guernsey auctions showed similar value gaps with cows having both registry records and tested dams fetching 523 over 334 and 231 for other combinations.
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United Staes
W. IR. Robbers
New Jersey
Baya
High producing cow more valuable than seven poor ones
Ohio State dairy specialist notes 1926 county records show a single cow yielding 400 pounds of butter fat nets as much profit as seven cows at 250 pounds. A ten cow herd at 400 pounds per cow pays all costs and adds nearly 1000 dollars. a ten cow herd at 150 pounds loses over 200 dollars.
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Paulding County
Joan Mmckellip
Ohio State University
Pure Water a Key to Milk Quality in Dairying
The article argues that good dairymen add water during milk production and notes water content in milk. It discusses cows drinking up to 100 pounds of water daily for high milk output, recommends providing water twice daily in cups at stanchions, and warns against using water too cold by keeping it at least 20 degrees above freezing to prevent shock.
Cottonseed Meal Feeds Boost Dairy Cows Says Study
Experiments show cottonseed meal benefits dairy cows with little difference from oil meal for beef cattle. Indiana tests find cottonseed meal slightly better for milk cows while excessive amounts risk digestive issues. In the South up to four pounds daily can be fed without serious problems, but large, continuous use may cause trouble.
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Indiana
Birth Weights Vary by Calf Breed in Early Life
Calf birth weights differ by breed with estimates from Ecklea indicating Jer rey calves around 665 pounds, Guernsey 71, Ayrshire 72, Ll ochetein 90, Brown Swiss 100, and Dairy Shorthorn 73 pounds. These figures reflect average birth weights relevant to veal and dairy calf raising.
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Ecklea
Jerrey
Guernsey
Ayrshire
Lloletein
Velvet velvet velvet bold hats shape fashion in Paris displays
Julia Paytonmyley reports on velvet dominating 1910s millinery with wide brim hats, velvet coats and jackets, appliques and ribbons. Paris fashion setters favor velvet in trims and ensembles from crepe gowns to tailored coats, creating chic contrasts and summer wear forecasts.
Feeding Hogs Rise Across Stockyards and Farms
The Agriculture Department notes a substantial year to year increase in hogs purchased for stockers and feeding. Most hogs come from large stockyards via dealers. about half a million feeder hogs were distributed to farms last year. After 1926 hog cholera outbreaks, restocking shipped 100 355 hogs in six months, with losses varying 3 to 7 percent in stock yards. Buyers should verify hogs are treated for hog cholera and keep new purchases isolated for 21 days to prevent disease spread.
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United States
Clipping Horses in Spring Reduces Sweat and Cold Risk
Clipping horses after winter helps prevent extensive perspiration and chill when returning to work. Short coats from previous grooming mean less discomfort and quicker recovery, while clipping before heavy work saves grooming labor during shedding season.
Treatment for Rupture in Celts Is Outlined
The article discusses umbilical hernia in foals, noting it often disappears as the foal grows but may require surgery if the rupture enlarges. It covers methods to hasten recovery such as tincture of fading and blistering with cantharidine, and describes improvised truss solutions using sole leather and suspenders to fit with the foal’s breathing.
Rape as Sheep Pasture Guidance
Farmers advised to feed sheep on rape pasture for fattening and market finishing. Begin sheep on rape with partial hay, and combine with other pasture if possible. On wet mornings or when dew is heavy, keep sheep off wet rape to avoid bloat.
Popular Denver Woman Recovers from Illness
Mrs. Delle Wells of Denver claims Tanlac helped her recover from a long illness marked by nervous breakdown, indigestion, dizziness, and weight loss. She reports renewed appetite, calmer nerves, and restored strength after using Tanlac. Druggists offer Tanlac as a daily tonic for health and vitality.
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Colorado
Delle Wells
W. Gilk Place
Denver
Tellet
Tellef
Tanlac
New Safety Device Lets Captains Pinpoint Oncoming Ship
A perfected system directs captains to a ship’s exact location without relying on uncertain signals. An automatic dial points to the other vessel once zero is reached, enabling precise distance calculation and collision avoidance.
The Only Exception
A man greets a newly married friend and praises his wife as accomplished in literature music art and science. The friend replies she is at home everywhere except at home, hinting at a playful misunderstanding about the phrase home.
Girls who Have No Diamonds Say It Is Vulgar
A remark notes that girls without diamonds consider wearing them vulgar, reflecting social expectations and fashion norms. The line hints at class signaling and taste without detailing individuals or events.
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Weaterm
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Calif
Gear River
Utah
United States Biological Survey
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Whitehall
Piccadilly
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