Nebraska Dairyman Offers Bulls at Half Price for Association
Following a Nebraska meeting, a prominent breeder proposed supplying bulls to a bull association at half value to promote quality. The plan concentrates bloodlines across 250 to 300 cows, using four to five bulls over eight to ten years to develop uniform type and breeding in the community.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Nebraska State Dairymen's Association
Lincoln
Neb
United States
Study of Individual Cows in Dairy Herds
The first great step in evaluating dairy cattle is treating each cow as an individual. Owners should own a scale and milk record sheet and use both mind and pencil to study her feed needs and other characteristics.
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Jye
Churn Guidance Warns Against Overfilling for Butter Yield
The article advises careful churning to extract butter efficiently. Do not fill the churn too full or you waste butter and suffer losses. Keep the churn under half full and handle with a ladle to preserve the product.
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Jess
Milk Quality Tips for Warm Weather
Cleanliness of the cow, milker, and especially milk pails and cans keeps milk fresh in hot weather. Excluding bacteria allows fair preservation. Pasteurization remains a method to improve keeping qualities of milk.
Clean cows aid milk cleanliness and grooming tips
A short instructional note explains that clean cows improve milk cleanliness. It states one person can groom two cows per minute with a stiff brush and cautions using a worn currycomb to avoid harming cows.
Vanity and bravado tempt aging men to athletic stunts
An elderly horse doctor recalls attempts to prove still formidable by boxing and wrestling with younger men. He confesses a black eye and a bruised ego from his vanity, noting how such stunts end in embarrassment and a resolve to act his age. The piece ends with light vignettes on a market money joke and British trade plans in China.
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Freisinger
Fretsinger
Muldoon
Whistler
Smart Suit Attracts Dressed Women To Its Clever Flair
A sharp suit, praised for its originality, captures the attention of stylish women who admire its tasteful design. The ensemble invites scrutiny as its smart, distinctive look draws enthusiastic followers.
Among Smart Furs Styles Promote Fox Scarfs and Coats
A fashion feature notes short fur coats may be mink squirrel or sealskin and highlights fox scarfs as beloved and versatile. It discusses color range prices and soft silky fur. The illustrated wrap blends season ideas with a conservative, stylish design.
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Mary
Saline Organizes Athletic Club At Barbershop Meeting
In Saline, about thirty locals gathered Monday to lay the groundwork for the Saline Athetic club. L. D. Tanner was named temporary chairman and C. C. Woelper secretary. A constitutional skeleton is to be drafted for the club. The first official meeting is set for Monday October 10 at 8:00 p.m. in the opera house, with officer ballots and key decisions ahead. All young men business men and farmers are urged to attend even if only to get interested.
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Clark
Saline
Saline Athetic Club
L. D. Tanner
C. C. Woelper
Opera House
Saline Common Council Proceedings September 1921 Meeting
The Saline Common Council held a regular meeting September 1921 with President Fuess presiding. Members Rentschiler Barr Bredernitz Ford Curtiss attended. Blaess absent. Minutes approved and bills audited by the finance committee listed payments to Edison Co. for lights and pumping power, Curtiss freight, Saline Mercantile for sewer supplies, and multiple labor and supply charges. Motions approved to cover losses, extend tax collection to October 1, and adjourn subject to the President’s call.
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Saline
Det. Edison Co
Barnum
C. A. Curtiss
Saline Mercantile Co
C. Wheeler
Vedas
Sim. R. Wilson
Bailey & Stark
Rowley & Son
Jemanuel Rentschler
Eseeesee
Julius Bredernitz
Charles Carven
Marshall
Aususl Lee
Fred Luckardt
Henry Goltz
Emanuel Rentscher
Robert Cullen
Chas. Miller
Johny Fritz
Philo Luekhardat
Julius ‘Bredernitz
Rentschler
Barr
Methodist Church Notes by Ralph W Brown Preacher
The church announces services with preacher Ralph W Brown at 10:00 a m morning sermon How the Old Conception of the Scriptures differs from the new Sunday school follows at 11 30 am Epworth League meets at 7 00 pm Evening service at 3 00 pm with a children’s short sermon A Thursday 7 30 pm prayer meeting is listed The Sunday school is praised as vital for youth leadership and ethical living
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Jesus
Epworth League
Dream phrases and domestic woes in a late 19th study
Dream lore mixes with local notices as readers are warned of fortune follows and misfortune. The column links dream outcomes with illness loss and happiness while a Chicago note recalls a rat caused plumbing bill of 125 dollars, sold with rat snap products.
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Chicago
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