Terms Used in Feeding Scientific Nomenclature Explained
National Crop Improvement Service outlines three main organic components: protein, fat, and carbohydrates, plus mineral matter. Protein provides building material and nitrogen. fat is a fuel. carbohydrates supply energy. Growing animals need protein and ash, while adults need less protein but ample fat and carbohydrates. Pregnant animals require extra nourishment for unborn young.
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National Crop Improvement Service
Personalities And Travels In Local Notices
Miss Duly Barnard left for Indianapolis to pursue a clerkship with the Public Service Commission. Rev John McD Horne reports from Charleston scene of Saturday cyclone. many dead and injured were his former friends. Mrs S E Cunningham of Mattoon escaped injury in the cyclone that hit the city. Joe Draper and Ruth Lismar attend Chicago College of Dental Surgery commencement. Chicago visitors Carl Kelly family and Claude Conner of Detroit visit relatives. Hubert Botts of Chicago visits his parents. A commencement dance at the Elks home was well attended with invitations to the graduating city high school class.
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Duly Barnard
Indianapolis
Public Service Commission
State House
John McD. Horne
Christian Church
Mendavy
Charleston
Horne
S. E. Cunningham
Mattoon
Cunningham
J. R. Hinkle
Charles E. Draper
Ruth Lismar
Chicago
Chicago College of Dental Surgery
Joe Draper
Buying Feed Ingredients and the Value of Mixed Feeds
National Crop Improvement Service notes that many outlets lack consistent high quality mixed feeds. The piece argues competition drives price quality, urges farmers to mix feeds to control costs, and highlights trials at experiment stations showing both limitations and superior animals. Mixed feeds pair with home-grown grains to reduce expenses.
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National Crop Improvement Service
The Manurial Ingredients of Feeds
Nitrogen is the key fertilizing element in feeds and varies most among feeds. The Connecticut Experiment Station found average mixed fertilizer at 2.95 percent nitrogen, with eighteen of fifty-two feeds at 3.93 percent. Cottonseed, linseed meals, gluten, middlings, brewers and distillers products, and other feeds are listed. A wise choice of feeds boosts manure value and farm economy.
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National Crop Improvement Service
Connecticut
Barley Sprouts Highlighted as Strong Dairy Feed
Prof J P Street in the 1912 Connecticut Agricultural Station report argues malt sprouts deserve more use by dairymen. He notes malt sprouts offer higher protein than many proprietary mixed seeds, even when priced. He adds dried brewers grains, with high analysis, are among the cheapest high grade feeds on the market.
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National Crop Improvement Service
J. P. Street
Connecticut Agricultural Station
What's in a mixed feed for dairy cows
The National Crop Improvement Service describes high grade mixed feed for dairy cows with high protein and precise digestible analysis. It can be mixed with farmgrown corn oats barley hay or forage to save costs. Top grades use corn distillers grains gluten feed cottonseed meal hominy meal malt sprouts brewers grains linseed meal wheat bran and salt with no cheap fillers.
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National Crop Improvement Service
Weather of a Webbek Farmersburg Weekly Report
Miss Glenn Yeager, cooperative weather observer for the county, reports for the week ending May 27: daily highs and lows show mostly clear and cloudy days with measurable rainfall on the 21st 22nd 26th and 27th totaling 3.30 inches. Early week brought warm conditions with temperatures in the upper sixties to upper seventies and a brief cold spell on the 26th.
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Webbek
Farmersburg
Glenn Yeager
Advertised Letters in Sullivan Indiana Post Office May 20 1917
List of letters remaining unclaimed in the Sullivan Indiana post office as of May 20 1917. Unclaimed items will be sent to the Dead Letter Office if not called for within two weeks. Ladies Bryrel Mrs Charles Riley Howard Mrs M Osborne Mrs Thas W Gentlemen Hodges Mr R F Stevenson Mr H.
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Sullivan, Ind
Bryrel
Charles Riley
Howard
M. Osborne
Thas. W
Hodges
R. F. Stevenson
WM. E. Aydelotte
P. M
The Best Dairy Feed By Prof F D Fuller
The article explains why top dairy feeds are cheaper than farm grains due to by products from cereal mills alcohol and glucose factories used in dairy rations. It notes dried grains from corn rye and barley residues high in crude protein and fat, their vital role in milk production, and cautions on supply limits. cottonseed meal is a concentrated 41 percent protein feed used with bulking feeds.
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National Crop Improvement Service
Terre Haute Star Sullivan Union Offer One Year Bundle
Two newspapers Terre Haute Star and Sullivan Union offered a combined annual subscription for five dollars. The deal targets readers seeking both papers with a single payment for twelve months.
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THE
Terre Haute Star and Sullivan Union
County council rejects residence fund for superintendent
In session last week the county council voted unanimously against an appropriation for a residence for the superintendent at the county infirmary. They approved 4500 for election expenses, 142.75 to pay binding of records, and minor sums for court house, infirmary, bridge, advertising, charities, coroners inquests, school fund, and burial soldiers totaling several dollars and cents.
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Board of County Charities
County Treasurer Reports Record Tax Collection
County Treasurer Robt Gambill reports a six month total tax collection of 343 062 37 with receipts issued 12 620. Periods shown include November 6 1916 to December 31 1916 and monthly totals from January to May 7 1917. The period beat the same span in prior two years by over 5000.
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Robt. Gambill
Orchestral Music Stars School Contest
Music for the occasion featured the high school orchestra. Contestants presented varied topics with Blevins delivering The Man Without a Country. Other entries included Ira Long with Ursus and Aurochs, Carl Brown The Memory of Our Fathers, Earl Fessler Universal Service, Viola Long The Last Word, Jennie McHugh A Wandering Sunbeam.
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Ursus
Aurochs
Ira Long
Our Fathers
Carl Brown
Universal Service
Earl Fessler
Viola Long
Jennie McHugh
Decoration Day through June court dockets and cases
The document lists calendar days from May 30 to June 5 with designations like Day and 23d Day and names several lawsuits and parties. Cases include Murphy versus T H Traction Co Bradford S Co versus Hein et al Island Levee Assn versus Kiger Stark versus Stark et al Bradford S Co versus Hein et al Rogers versus Chaney Joyce versus Calora Coal Co Cummins versus Shepherd et al Dugger S Bank versus Crawford Drake versus Drake et al. Defaults and closing issues appear in the sequence.
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Murphy
T. H. Traction Co
Bradford S. Co
Hein
Island Levee Assn
Kiger
Stark
Bradford S Co
Rogers
Chaney
Joyce
Calora Coal Co
Cummins
Shepherd Et al
Dugger S. Bank
Crawford
Drake
Drake Et al
Miss Madge Blevins Wins Bays Medal for Oratory
Miss Madge Blevins of this city won the John S Bays gold medal for oratory at the eleventh annual Bays contest held Monday evening in the Gymnasium school building. A large crowd attended with judges Hon W Ray Collinge Prof T W Records and Prof O D Stoddard. Fred F Bays presented the medal in memory of his father the late John S Bays.
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Madge Blevins
John S. Bays
W. Ray Collinge
Linton
T. W. Records
Terre Haute
O. D. Stoddard
U. C. College
Merom
Card of Thanks for kindness during illness and death
Card of Thanks from Mrs. Perry Smith and children expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for assistance during the sickness and death of their husband and father.
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Perry Smith
Brown Couple Visiting Parents in Nebraska
Mr and Mrs Eugene Brown of Cordon Nebraska are visiting the latter's parents Mr and Mrs O H Crowder.
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Eugene Brown
Cordon, Neb
O. H. Crowder
War Draft Proclamation Calls All Men 18 to 30 to Register
All men between ages 18 and 30 must register. Failing to register or registering falsely is a misdemeanor. Registration hours are 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. on June 5, 1917, at home precincts. Ill men may seek instructions. absent men in large cities must register via city clerks where they stay.
Decoration Day Exercises Program in City
The program for Decoration Day events under the Grand Army and the W A C. assembles at 2 p m with a martial band. School children sing, Rev John McD Horne speaks, and Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address is delivered. Graves at Center Ridge cemetery are decorated by 24 freshmen girls. Dr Joe Freeman is marshal.
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Grand Army
John McD. Horne
Center Ridge Cemetery
Joe Freeman
Lumber and fence posts for sale by Anthony Alsman
Fence posts mul berry sassafras walnut and second growth white oak offered for sale along with lumber by Anthony Alsman at R. R. 5 Sullivan Paxton phone 8 on 23.
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Anthony Alsman
R. R
Sullivan
Paxton
Wool Wanted by Stephen Brunger at Bass Livery Barn
Wool wanted any quantity cash market price offered by Stephen Brunger. See him at the old Bass livery barn.
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Old Bass Livery Barn
Stephen Brunger
Wool Wanted Brings Top Market Price
David L. Kaplan invites sellers to Nesbit old and fill North Section Street to get the highest market price for wool before selling.
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David L. Kaplan
Nesbit Old ‘Nfill
North Section Street
Corn for Sale at Island Hill Farm
Corn for sale at Island Hill farm belonging to D Newlin Hutsonville Lil. The brief notice lists the item and location with a contact cue.
Ground to break on Patten farm east of city
Teams are wanted to break ground on the Patten farm east of the city. Payment offers $2.50 per acre. Contact D. A. Bedwell or R. R. B. Sullivan by calling 598-L.
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Patten Farm
City
D. A. Bedwell
R. R. B. Sullivan
Land for Sale in Sullivan Indiana Near Gravel Road
Forty and fifty dollar per acre listings with 50 100 acres on a gravel road offered by Charles R. Fairfield of Sullivan Indiana. Two mares for sale aged twelve and three complete the notice.
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Charles R. Fairfield
R. R
Sullivan
Indiana
Strawberries at the patch in Graysville Indiana
Readable notice says strawberries for sale at the patch with price 30c per gallon if you pick and 40c if they pick them for you. Contact phone QO H Burke Graysville Indiana.
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H. Burke
Graysville
Ind
Also Mentioned on This Page
Prof
F. D. Fuller
Paris
Gordon Hosiery
Coats
Springer & Gouckenour
Bennett
County Council
Lindley
Springer and Gouckenous Co
T. B. Springer, Jr
PONY
J. K. Coulseen
Margareth Fretch
Sullivan County
John C. Chaney
Chaney & Kinman, Attorneys
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