Christmas greetings and club gathering notes from Wirmsboro
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ellerman visited Wirmsboro relatives for Christmas. Mrs. Holstead remains on the sick list. The Home Demonstration Club met December 13 at Mrs. D. E. O’Neal’s home with 12 members and 2 visitors, singing carols, exchanging gifts, and serving fruit cake and tea. Adjournment to meet in January at the club house. Posts about visiting family and local activities follow, including gopher poison issue in the cemetery.
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Floyd Ellerman
Wirmsboro
Howard Holstead
O'Neal
L. J. Rinehard
Kenneth
Shreveport
BD. M. Baker
Steven
J. A. Baker
Tomp Raley
Rust
John Bodie
D. E. O'Neal
June
Boddie
Vaughn Returns After Three Week Visit to Hodge
Mrs Leila Vaughn has returned after spending three weeks with her daughter Mrs Garland Ashcraft in Hodge. The note shows a brief family visit observed on the West Side with names Leila Vaughn Garland Ashcraft and place Hodge.
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West Side
Leila
Vaugan
Visine
Asdre
Leila Vaughn
Garland Ashcraft
Hodge
Vaughna Ing
Antioch Christmas Play and Club Notes Highlight Local Events
The Antioch y fli View TBKi tall the eoogerejeps. The Tu and Primary classes presented a Christmas play with cast members Pat Taylor Chris Kenley Judy Bingham Jeannie Bingham Charles Dring Sherri Lewis Pam Cardwell Phillip Cardwell Robert and others. The Antioch Home Demonstration club held its annual Christmas party on Dec 15 at Mrs. Lamar Cargill's home with guests and a greens talk. The Robert Prices hosted a family Christmas dinner on Dec 18 with multiple attendees. A Christmas in the Home program featured a play and gift exchange, followed by refreshments for 15 members.
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Tbki
Pat Taylor
Chris Kenley
Judy Bingham
Jeannie Bingham
Charles Dring
Sherri Lewis
Pam
Phillip Cardwell
Robert
Antioch Home Demonstration Club
Lamar Cargill
Dean Cardwell Piice
Price Jr
Seat
Hart Stes
Sven Tresssell
Betty Nove Mere Jessph
Arnott
Pasyd
Tasela
2B Taylor
Effects of Parturition on Nurse Demand in Heifers
The article discusses how and why average daily milk demand by a dam increases around calving. It notes that after parturition, if the calf is removed or allowed to nurse, the dam’s milk production and energy drain can affect subsequent fertility and calf outcomes in the herd. It emphasizes management implications for nutrition and wait periods to support recovery and future conception.
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Tehefer
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