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Newspaper
Redgranite Times
Location
Redgranite, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1932
Page
3
An OCR fragment quotes Longfellow in reflecting on sorrow and personal sin. The lines invoke pity for a flawed heart and the temptations faced, urging empathy over anger as a path through sorrow.
Shad and Colonel Blake close in on Robert Royce as truth emerges about a murdered Oscar Perry. Royce admits loving Carne Brown and reveals the girl’s fate, while Doolittle breaks under pressure and is accused of seduction and crime. The sheriff presses for full confession and the hunt ends with a looming arrest and more truth to come.
A ruthless spelling bee held by the Catholic Actors' guild ended with heckling from seated members and a severe announcer pressuring contestants to avoid repeats. The event left a gloomy crowd of persistent poor spellers at the Zoot, while praise for bell ringing pioneer Fabri Stedman offered a contrasting note.
A granite gatepost in a Maine farmyard bears the Ten Commandments, carved over 125 years ago by Bem Edmounds, a preacher known locally as a Maine Mowe. The atone tablet stands as a historical relic reflecting early rural devotion and stone-carved inscriptions.
The Ohio State College summary notes Missouri data favor ten or more daughters for reliable sire predictions. Illinois reports green feed boosts milk color but concentrate proteins do not. Soybean hay best cut with full pods for yields. Indiana finds fully formed pods with yellowing lower leaves improve milk and fat. Nebraska shows three daily milkings raise fat by 89–127 percent and milk by 44–160 percent versus two daily milkings.
Professor Brownell of the New York State College of Agriculture says the herd test gives an economical way to record all cows in a herd. Records accepted by dairy associations appear in national herd books, aiding breeding programs and sire selection. About 11 percent of Holsteins tested have had registry papers canceled to improve breed quality.
When pasture grass is fair cows need more grain to stay in good flesh and yield. A practical rule is one pound of grain for every four to five pounds of milk, adjusted by test and yield. Most rations for pasture are 15 to 18 percent protein. With dry short pasture and low green feed, use half pasture ration and half a 20 percent herd ration.
Clean utensils after use by rinsing with cool water then washing with hot water and washing soda. Scald and air dry, then place on a rack to drain in sun. Protect cream on market by covering with a wet burlap sack, keeping the sack damp to aid evaporation and cooling.
A machine is under development to compare milk color from one cow against others to identify pale milk producers for elimination and favor cows that yield rich colored milk as demanded by consumers. Breeders must now meet color demand alongside breed characteristics production capacity and merit, notes a writer for the Praline Farmer.
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