Stock Bank Boosts Better Sires Campaign on Pacific Coast
A Bend Oregon bank pledges to finance stockmen to promote the better sires campaign. The bank reports 15 registered beer balls since March 1 and plans a cadre of stockmen to attend the Pacific International at Portland. The Agriculture Department may enroll five stock owners who submit proper forms and verification.
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Pacific Coast
United States Department of Agriculture
Bend
Ore
Pacific International
Portland
Pocahontas County to Vote on New Courthouse Bonds
The Pocahontas County Board of Supervisors set a special election for 6 1920 to decide building a new courthouse. The proposition asks to issue 400000 dollars in bonds with a 33 mill tax levy until bonds and interest are paid. Notices will be published weekly for four weeks in local papers The Pocahontas Democrat and Rolfe Arrow and posted at each voting place.
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Board of Supervisors
Pocahontas
Iowa
Bond of Supervisors
Pocahontas County
Rolfe Arrow
Rolfe
Bellville
Palmer
Avelock
Gilchrist
Umnty
Sestion
of Ion
Court House
Ppkins
C. W. Gilchri
Pocahontas County Plans Court House Bond Election
The county proposes building a new courthouse and issuing bonds to cover costs and interest. A special election will run from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. at listed precinct polling places to decide the measure. County officials Hawkins, Palmer, and Gilchrist oversee the process and election details.
Stand By Present Tuberculosis Free Herd Plan
A joint committee from purebred cattle associations and the United States Live Stock Sanitary Association determined no changes should lower the high standard of the tuberculosis free accredited herd plan. No herd with any tubercular animal will be accredited. A supplementary list of owners of tuberculin-free herds after two tests may be created, but such herds will not receive accredited status. The renaming bull may be used under specific conditions. The plan is run by the Bureau of Animal Industry, USDA, with state cooperation.
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United States Live Stock Sanitary Association
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agrculture
Alates
Silage Feeding Compared With Shelled Corn Cost Study
At the Missouri experiment station two steer groups were fed different rations. One group received shelled corn plus silage and incurred 85.05 dollars per 100 pounds gain, while the other group fed more silage and no shelled corn cost 10.60 dollars per 100 pounds gain. Feed costs per steer were 850.23 and 21.17 respectively.
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Missouri Experiment Station
Water Supply Advice for Calves From Early Life
Guidance notes that young calves will not overdrink water if given free access to clean water. During the first four months calves should not eat excessive grain and should have steady access to fresh water to support growth.
Goats Adapted to Grazing as Economical Producers
Fragmented notes describe goats as economical producers under varying farming conditions. The text mentions Angora goats and grazing efficiency, suggesting adaptability beyond ordinary farm settings.
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