Good Feeding Boosts Milk From Skinny Jersey Cow
Professor Erf of Ohio State University cites a Jersey cow bred in southern Ohio fed poorly that yielded 2,200 pounds of milk annually. With better management and feed, the same cow now produces 12,000 pounds of 5 percent milk, illustrating the impact of good feeding on milk and butterfat.
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Erf
Ohio State University
Jersey
Ohio
Success in dairy business advice for choosing cows
The article advises selecting a dairy breed and starting with five good cows rather than many poor ones. It stresses uniform herd, superior cows, and careful breeding. It notes that calves should be sired by a registered bull with long lineage and that good grades can be affordable, leading to a profitable herd.
How To Keep Milk Sweet In Hot Weather
Keep milk sweet in hot weather by two steps: cool milk quickly after milking and ensure absolute cleanliness of pails cans and cows. Bacteria from dirt or dirty equipment causes souring. use seamless containers and prevent dirt or dust from entering the milk.
Wholesome Water for Cows In Daily Needs
The average cow drinks about nine or ten gallons of water daily and should have access to fresh water twice daily. Water from wells or running streams is preferred, while stagnant ponds or streams are unhealthy for cattle.
Diseased Cows to Be Separated From Herd and Milk
Instructional note states remove all diseased cows from the herd and keep their milk separate until health returns. Milk from diseased animals should not be used for human food. It warns about serious udder trouble and garget, requiring secure handling before milking resumes.
Will of Martha Davis Filed for Probate in Circuit Court
The will of Martha J. Davis dated April 30 1916 is probated in Sullivan Circuit Court. Executors named are brother Charles L Davis and brother in law Joe S Reed. Bequests include 1000 to Benj Davis and Chas L Davis, 2500 to Julia D Kalley, and cash to Mary Donnelly with remainder to fund church ministries.
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Martha J. Davis
Charles L Davis
Joe S. Reed
A. G. McNabb
Milburn C. Gambill
Sullivan
Benj. Davis
Chas. L. Davis
Julia D. Kalley
Sullivan State Bank
Mary Donnelly
Thomas Donnelly, Jr
National Bank of Sullivan
John
Lydia Davis
Martha Davis
John Davis
Christian Church of Sullivan
National Bank
Martha Alice Scott Johnson
Miss Davis
Mary E. Scott
Fairbanks Township
Emily Reed
Mary Scott
Emily D. Deed
Indiana youths taught food production during defense drive
Indiana's schools will add a department focused on food production and conservation. Horace Ellis urges superintendents to excuse students temporarily for harvest work with full credit and ensure they can rejoin classes later. A mandatory modern text on food production is planned, and timber surveys for fuel shortages are urged.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
State Council of Defense
Horace Ellis
Ellis
Department of Public Instruction
State Board of Education
United States Department of Education
United States
State Forestry’board
Kidney trouble consult chiropractor says analysis
An advertisement urges readers with kidney trouble to consult a chiropractor for a case analysis. It promotes chiropractic adjustments as addressing the cause. Signed by H. L. Ramsey, D. C.
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H. L. Ramsey
D. C
Lost Satchel with Glasses and Money Inside
Lost satchel with small purse inside containing glasses in case and money. Reward offered and returned to this office.
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Sachel
Executors Appointed for Martha J. Davis Estate
Notice announces JOE S. REED CHARLES L. DAVIS as executors of Martha J. Davis late of Sullivan county Indiana deceased. Estate described as solvent. ISAAC H. KALLEY attorney. First insertion Sept. 19 1917 3t.
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Martha J. Davis
Sullivan County
Indiana
Joe S. Reed
Charles L. Davis
Isaac H. Kalley
W. E. Maple
N. H. Kalley
Notice of Final Settlement in Wells Estate
Administrator W E Maple files final account of Elizabeth Wells late of Sullivan County Indiana. The Sullivan Circuit Court will hear the report on Friday October 12 1917. Creditors heirs and legatees are notified to appear and show cause why the report should not be approved. N H Kalley attorney.
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Elizabeth Wells
Sullivan County
Indiana
Sullivan Circuit Court
Farmer John Hinkle Dies Sudden Death
John Hinkle a 54 year old farmer four miles east of Oaktown collapsed and died from heart failure while pitching hay. He is survived by his widow and two children. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at Morris.
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Claude Thompson
Oakland City
Frank Brandenburg
Michigan
Elizabeth Hatten
Merom
Joe Brisbois
DeLand
Fla
Brisbois
Bernice Harper
Mobile
Alabama
Lévin Arnett
Carlisle
Ora Shaffer
Shelburn
Conroe Carter
Walkerton
Ind
Minnie Chaney
South Court Street
Ira Glidden
Lewisville
Roger Park
Chicago
Richard Park
W. E. Gray
John C. Chaney
Oaktown
John Hinkle
Here
Hay
Morris
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