Holsteins Milk Producers Guide for Dairyman Profit
This article argues dairymen should favor dairy breeds over dual purpose cows for profitability. It outlines selection criteria including strong constitution, hindquarters, digestive capacity, milking ability, and a robust udder. It reviews major dairy breeds Ayreshires Jerseys Guernseys and Holsteins and advises breeding to a registered dairy bull with good pedigree. It also covers calf rearing, feeding, and timing of first and second calvings.
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Jerseys
Guernseys
STANARD'S XMAS LIST Items and Prices
STANARD'S XMAS LIST presents collars, cat goods, handkerchiefs, jewel boxes in various finishes, mirrors, photograph cases, and domesware including china dishes and statuary. Prices range from 5c to around $5 and up, with silver and gold clocks, jewel canes, and photo frames noted. STANS CENTRAL Danis Sram.
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Stans Central Danis Sram
Arcada Farmers Club entertains at Pink home on Thanksgiving
The Arcada Farmers Club met at Mr and Mrs John Pink s home on Thanksgiving day with opening exercises led by the president. Members Will Latimer and Smith were welcomed. Readings by Mesdames Irish Rockafellow and Best and recitations by George Pink Willie Murphy and Orlin Smith accompanied by Efford Beverly s music. A question on the best time to sell soga drew the answer early in fall. December meeting planned at Frank Clow s home with Pete Clow. Reports by the State Association delegate and next year s officers to be elected.
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Arcada Farmers’ Club
John Pink
Will Latiner
Smith
Mesdames Irish
Rockafellow
Best
George Pink
Willie Murphay
Efford Beverly
Hazel Latimer
Grover Peckales
Mesdames Pete
Frank Clow
Hazel Latiner
George Irish
Peck Family
B.J. Allin
Orlin Smith
Golden Rule Mayor Samuel Jones Honored in Toledo Address
The speaker extols Samuel Milton Jones, the Golden Rule Mayor of Toledo, praising his rise from humble Welsh immigrant beginnings to a renowned philanthropist and reformer. He contextualizes Jones as a principled leader who used wealth and business acumen to uplift workers, promote compassion, and advance a civic faith aligned with the Golden Rule. The tribute recalls Jones’s 1892 Toledo factory with Golden Rule regulations, his mayoral tenure, and the public reverence shown at his funeral.
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Toledo
Nero
Samuel Milton Jones
Redd Gelert
North Wales
America
Lacy
Lone Hess
Trajan
Shold
Wen
Hhim
Tim
God
Jamal
Tolerto
Maine
California
Ireland
Japan
Golden Rule Jones
Republic
Ely School District No 5 December report
Report of Ely school district No 5 Arcada for month ending December 14 with 41 pupils enrolled and 27 average daily attendance. Present but one day were Marie Doane, Helen Doane, Ston Cline, Allen Kirby, Lester Kirby, and Lloyd Smith. absent or tardy none noted besides those listed. Cora Utter is the teacher.
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Ely
Arcada
Marie
Helen Doane
Ston Cline
Allen
Lester Kirby
Lloyd Smith
Cora Utter
Prospects Bright for 1907 in Alma College Commerce
The Alma College Commercial School expands with six typewriters now in use and new textbooks. A new advertising course will launch in the second semester, aiming to train students in effective advertising and English usage. The department, run by Alma College with a director and two assistants, reports its largest attendance yet and optimistic enrollment after Christmas vacation.
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Alma College Commercial School
Business
Alma College
Weins
Pel
Cryptacny Ab
Lwiness
Private Sale Of J J Booth Property Near Sugar Factory
Private sale of J J Booths property one mile south of the sugar factory. Items include one good horse two good cows one heifer due to fresh in March two years old at that time one brood sow four pits of turnips to feed sheep two thirds of No 1 timothy hay about two tons of mixed alfalfa red clover and timothy a few nice seed potatoes and various apples.
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J. J Booth
Horton elected master of the state Grange
Last Thursday at the annual Grange meeting George B. Horton of Fruit Ridge won the master seat with 78 votes while N. P. Hull received 17 and E. A. Holden 1. The crowd roared Horton for governor and cheers lasted minutes as other offices were filled with N. P. Holl elected overseer, T. F. P. Niles steward, and Mrs. Frank D. Satsiders re elected lecturer.
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George B. Horton
Fruit Ridge
State Grange
N. P. Hull
Diamondate
E. A. Holden
Lansing
Horton
N.P. Holl Wie
T. FP. Niles
Mancelona
Prank D. Satsidters
Rockford
Postoffice Ruling Sets Mail Reed Rates and Boxes
New Postoffice ruling fixes permanent rent values by business volume for the year. Recept receipts range from 16 cents to 40,000 dollars with rates for call boxes five cents, small jack boxes, and large and extra large lock boxes priced accordingly. Applies at the Ali race center.
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Aliara CT
Observer Notes On Complaints About The Local Paper
An observing editor quips that men who fault the paper often have no real stake in it. He suggests such critics rarely hire the paper, pay for it, or support the publisher, yet eagerly read the issue when it arrives.
Knight meeting clash over officer nominations this Friday
Fraternal group discussion ends in confusion as members prepare for Friday night meeting to nominate and elect officers led by J. S. Dacaasnan. The terse notice calls all Knights of Pythiax to attend.
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Ruth Mathews
Wright Hall
Angela LaBar
Saginaw
Roy
John Campbell
St. Ignace
Mich
Earl
Casterlin
Battle Creek
Bruske
Chicago
Colleges of
Middle West
Auditorium Hotel
Davis
First Presbyterian Church of
Grand Rapids
Davix Haseen
Ontich Wml
Lm Jt
Stinlente
Pythiax
J. S. Dacaasnan
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