Local notes include illness, visits, and Chautauqua plans
The Camby column lists Leland Mills on the sick list and numerous visits among residents. It notes an August 31 to September 2 Chautauqua with Dr. Walsam of the University of Iowa delivering a lecture on The Secret of Power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Mills
Fanny French
Franklin
Sam Hicks
Casey
Ill
Octor Walsam
University of Iowa
Wassam
Theresa Sheehan
Secret of Power
Value of Better Sires Boosts Milk and Fat in Iowa Study
A 14 year Iowa State College experiment shows purebred sires on grade dairy cows raise milk output and butterfat. First generation milk up 44 percent fat 38 percent. second generation milk up 110 percent fat 101 percent. Holstein Jersey and Guernsey sires used. results from Arkansas scrubs show strong economic gains under uniform feeding and handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
Arkansas
Iowa
Holstein
Jersey
Guernsey
Proper Feed for Dairy Cows
The guideline states feed the cow as much roughage as she will eat clean and adjust grain to milk output. Restrict roughage only if the cow becomes overfat. A grain ratio is one pound per three pints or pounds of milk daily, or for high producers 40 pounds or more, one to four. An even better rule is one pound grain per pound of weekly butterfat. Feed to the cow's milk response and cut grain if she gains flesh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendricks
Local Social Roundup From Terrytown and Nearby
Mrs Grace H Clark guest of Mr and Mrs John Vestal Sunday. Dozens attend visits from Mooresville Danville Brownsburg Indianapolis and Lafayette. Bond family malaria fever care fundraiser set as Yearly Meeting profits for transportation. Births and illnesses noted with several dinners and family visits across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace H. Clark
Castle
Terrytown
the Hudson
John E. Vestal
B. W. Anderson
Pleas Mills
Mooresville
Will Osborn
Danville
Ned and
Flora Huffman
Friends Church Ladies’ Aid Society
Dr. Bond
British East Africa
Bond
George Herring
Forrest Webb
John Patterson
John Gardner
Bale
Brownsburg
Mollie DeLong
Holmes
Indianapolis
Albert
Ashton
Horace Ballard
Walter Zellum
Sire and Water Needs Highlight Dairy Herd Care
The text notes a sire counts for half the dairy herd and advises careful selection of quality cows. It states a milk producing cow should drink at least 150 pounds of water daily in summer and about 100 pounds in winter.
Soybeans Prove Valuable Feed For Dairy Cattle
Iowa agricultural experiment station reports soybeans as a protein feed for dairy cows replacing oilmeal. Cracked soybeans proved palatable and cost about one third more efficient per unit than oilmeal in two years of trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
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Reagan & Johnson
Gol
Sam Reagan
Bridgeport
Ben Davis
Col
ED Johnson
Plainfield
Camby
N. L. Shuter
Duane
R. H. McGee
Sutton
McGee
D. C. Forgan
Wilma Rand
Mary Ellen
S. Sutton
Cora Shirley
O. E. Anderson
Martinsville
M. E
Albert Pierson
Fulton County
Chautauqua
DR. C. W. Wassam
E. M. Dill
Elmer Cox
Dale Anderson
Clayton
Amo
T.h.i.&e
Studebaker
Black Hawk
Oliver
John Deere
H. P. International
H. P
Clayton Home Economics
J. L. Stringer
Gilbert Brown
Messenger Press
MID West Crushed Stone Quarries CO
Greencastle,Ind
Sam Welsham
Chicago
Bryan Cox
Welsham
Anna Jennings
Ruth Dike
Louise
George Bryant
L. L. Pike
Thos. B. Kinnan
Earl Cox
North Salem
World Wide Guild of the Baptist Church
W. R. Hasterday
Sylvia Cooper
Young Peoples’ Convention
Lake Geneva
Hendricks County
Arthur Edwards
Thursday
Marjorie Kathleen
John L. Price
J. W. Price
John R. Griffin
Price
Earl Piie
Clinton
Gertrude Newby-Rauch
Warren
Wm. P. Mills
Dana Mattern
Howard Nicholas
Greencastle
Albert Pike
Charles ‘Smith
Leona Houton
Lawrence
A. E. Lynom
Iowa Station
Ayres & Ayres
Reagan
Echiro
Anna Ayers
Morgan County
Indiana
Madison Township
Brooklyn
White River
GC. A. Swope
G. M. Isenhower
C. B. Comer
Dietric & Camnanyv
Mae Shumway
Dietric & Co
Barnabys
Trim
Louise L. Mclayre
The
Hornaday
Pittsboro Road
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