Importance of proper care for dry dairy cows
A Dairy note stresses that neglecting dry cows harms future production. Experts say to feed liberally during the dry period to build reserve strength, as thin cows freshen weak and heavy milkers struggle to recover.
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C. L. Blackman
Wallace
Towa
Fall freshening linked to higher dairy income per cow
United States Department of Agriculture bulletin finds cows freshened in fall yield more milk and butterfat and higher income over feed cost. Reprint issued for Bulletin 1069 and 1071, noting fall freshening advantages and regional applicability. Copies available from USDA Washington.
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Department
United States Department of Agrieviture
Ce Peel Coy Vox
Department Bulletin
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Soy Beans Offer Valuable Protein Source for Cattle Feed
The article notes soy beans as a new protein source for dairymen providing both roughage and concentrate. Ground beans yield higher feeding value, with oil content aiding commercial oil production and cake remaining comparable to cottonseed meal. cracked beans prove about one third more valuable than linseed meal with higher protein.
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Iowa
Plan to Supply Minerals for Cattle Feeders
Farmers using legume hay and a balanced grain mix like 4-2-1 often need only salt. Cattle fed crops from acid soils may lack minerals and should receive mulled supplements such as wood ash lime or steamed tenement per 140 pounds of grain. Do not use cam hago meal.
Paid And Personal Items Of Interest To Patoka Register Readers
Local notes and ads list daily happenings and shopping points in Patoka. Items include travel by Dale Altom and family, visits by Floyd Smith and others, new Ford roadster ownership, shoe sales at Ballances and Altoms, Certo jelly aid, and various household goods from Martins and Rogiers.
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Patoka Register
Grand Pa and Grand Ma East Welcome New Baby
Levi East writes to the Register editor praising the family role after the birth of Cecil Leon East Jr. born June 8, 1924, to Cecil Leon East and Mrs East of Parsons Kansas. He notes the baby’s lineage and GOP potential, with a playful Rah Rah for the future.
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Levi East
The
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Billy Gaston
Cecil Leon
East
Parsons
Kansas
Cecil Leon East Jr
Levi
Small cyclone near Vernon causes tree and building damage
A small cyclone struck just east of Vernon in the Goedle Protz Doolen area, tearing up some small trees and damaging a few small buildings away from their foundations.
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Mallowister
Vernon
Goedle, Protz, Doolen
For Sale to Highest Bidder A Reliable Family Husband
A ten-hand high, well tempered work horse described as loyal to family and children. He is free of vices, not afraid of traffic or papers in the road, and suitable for driving by any lady. Sale due to rising feed costs. quick sale desired. Pittsburg Leader notice.
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Pittsburgh Leader
For Sale Ads and Lost Item Notice
Classified items include a six foot McCormick bid der by Oscar Davis, a one year old Shropshire ram four years old listed by A D Nichols in Ahna, and veal calves and lambs wanted by C A Alas at Fosterburg. Clyde Garrett reports a lost pocketbook between his home and Hen Jones corner Kinmundie.
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McCormick
Oscar Davis
Amune Shropshire
Cracker Neck Weather and Local Visits Chronicle
The biggest rain of the season fell here Monday. Bill Alexander made a call on Vernon Market Tuesday. Aunt Emma Wall visited Mary Shepard Sunday. Cecil Alexander has a fine colt and a new watch. When not petting the colt he winds the watch. Mary Shepard and Bessie Stark visited the sick Tuesday. Dock Shepard was sightseeing in Patoka Sunday. Mary Belcher and son George visited Wm. Morris family. Several planted their corn last week. Jess Woodin and wife improved after illness. Alma visitors called on John Lange and relatives in the vicinity. Rosa Mann of Newton visited grandparents J. A. Shepard and wife. Robert Flocken of Rose Hill saw Cracker Neck sights Sunday after car trouble. Pay your subscription now.
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Marins
Dale Altom
St. Louis
Ballances
Ford
Rogiers
Alexander
Salem
Centralia
Martins
Harve Cruse
Altoms
Everett Meryman
Orville
A. M. Peek
George E. Ballance
Certo
Surewell
Vandalia
Floyd Smith
Champaign
Fd Bess
Clinton
Bess
Wm. Smith
Boulder
Patoka
Otto Reece
Gillett
Carlyle
M. E. Jones
Colorado
Muffin’s
Murfin
Decatur
Claude Jackson
Ira Martin
E.W. Perryman
B. F. Hostlar
Airdale and
Gray
Claud Smith
Sandoval
Ira Caldwell
Geo. E. Balance
C. A. Adams & Son
Adams
W. Bowers
Kutch
Col
Jasper Tune
H. W. Walker
Geo. E. Ballance
Gerald Cox
Maronecame
George W
T. J. Lynch
Paris Green
Norm Carter
Murphysboro
Mark Cunningham
Cecil Bell
Register Office
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Neal
Salem Democrat
Eliza Farmer
Pauline
Mt. Sterling
Overland
S. H. Grates
Sarah Schmahl
Near Here
Gilbert Wallis
Hard Road
Fairman Corner
Peters
Elizabeth Simcox
Wasem-Simcox
Glen Quayle
Dane Ellis
Binder
Davidson
Robinson
Evansville
Harriette Wasem Meador
L. B. Wilson
Bob‘bic
Benson
Patoka Hardware & Furniture Co
Eckru
Charles Adams
Wabash Railroad
O. G. Gray
Alton
O. H. Gray
Alice Cruse
Nice
Pella Johnson
Muskeegon
Michigan
Sky Vaughn
Bill Alexander
Vernon
Emma Wall
Mary Shepard
Cecil Alexander
Bessie Stark
Trming
Jim
Dock Shepard
Mary Belcher
George
Wm. Morris
Jess Woodin
Alma
John Lange
Albert Hampston
John Shepard
Shattuc
Rosa Mann
Newton
J. A. Shepard
Robert Flocken
Rose Hill
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