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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1931
Page
7
The article stresses strict dairy hygiene from barn to consumer. It urges clean yards and barns, daily manure removal, clipping udders, immediate milking can transfers, tight can covers, clean dry hands, and small covered pails. It also recommends cooling cream, selling cream often, and sterilizing utensils with boiling water or disinfectant using a stiff brush.
Farmers increasingly own grinding outfits reducing trips to mills. A dairy with 10 cows needs about 12 000 pounds of grain yearly for home grinding, taking about 20 minutes weekly using a five horsepower motor, with costs around 13 dollars per 10 cows at a mill.
Dr. Robert Graham of the University of Illinois urges dairy farmers to cull cows infected with Bang disease to prevent milk and calf losses. He notes veterinarians can test herds to detect the disease and recommends sanitary practices to prevent recurrence.
Dairy notes highlight steel stanchions and stalls as economical, sanitary, and durable. Advances in cream separators improve running quality and cleaner skimming. do not cut grain for cows during production peaks to reduce costs, weed poor cows, sterilize equipment at high heat, keep feeding utensils clean, sun calves, watch for lice, and feed small summer grain to sustain milk and winter readiness. Efficient cows profit from grain fed even with good pasture.
A concise history of the Wichita Indians from Coronado's 1540 expedition to 1902 allotments, tracing the Wichita and allied Tawakoni and Waco, their migrations, conflicts with Spaniards and Osage raids, epidemics, mission refusals, and eventual moves to Oklahoma and Texas reservations.
Katzimo in New Mexico once hosted inhabitants but the summit trail was wrecked by rock falls in a storm and those on the mesa perished leaving a ruined site and unanswered questions about the disaster.
The Takelma practiced marriage by purchase where the bride was bought for a price, and upon birth of a child an extra sum was paid to her father.
A report notes Indian corn cultivated from the southern tip of Chile up to the fiftieth parallel of north latitude, indicating wide distribution across the continent.
A playful exchange from Path Finder Magazine features a flirty dialogue about dance pleasure, with a witty back and forth between a caller and responder. The snippet showcases lighthearted banter and social charm.
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