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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1915
Page
6
Classified item notices describe items including a Superior Disc Drill with Fertilizer attachment, a left hand breaking plow, gravel boards, a beet rack, a grain wagon, a low wheel truck wagon, and a heavy work harrow.
Farmers who raise their own feed boost dairy output while dairying grows. The article argues that proper feed is essential, noting Guernsey cows forage well and are hardy, with strong calves. It contrasts self-sufficient feed with bought inputs and warns against poor feed plans, claiming economical butter production hinges on balanced nutrition and forage quality.
An old veterinary note suggests teat plugs may relax the sphincter to relieve a cow struggling with hard milking. It warns plugs should be worn only when cows are producing and not when calving, and outlines feeding roughage and raising heifers to improve profitability.
Milton Veeder visits his son Sam Veeder in Summerton and many locals host or visit relatives around Alma, Ithaca, Riverdale, and Lansing. Movements include Mr. Mills resigning for Alma State Bank, the Sumner and Seville Farmers club meeting with a next gathering at the Gargett home, and Allie Stanton welcoming a daughter born this week. Doctors tout Dr King’s New Life Pills for liver relief and digestion.
Mr and Mrs Guy Hredinger welcomed a baby boy as Ed Allen invited her daughter Mrs Arthur Roof of Elwell. Mr Kd Guxette traveled to Saginaw on business. David and Newell Bradford visited in St Louis while Ed Allen and the Misses Ethel Street and Margaret Allen visited Pleasant. Epworth League rally, cabinet meeting, and local visits narrated with multiple names and places in Breckenridge and district.
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