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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1907
Page
6
The article discusses early practices for nursing a calf after birth, advising hand feeding and gradual weaning techniques. It then describes Dutch Belted cattle, noting their jet black bodies with a white belt, their appealing appearance, large dairy capacity, and bulls over a ton in weight with cows typically weighing 144 to 1,250 pounds.
A Dutch Belted cattle profile notes their Holland origin and near extermination in past wars. Now widely spread from New York area, with exports to Canada and Mexico. Emphasis on breed traits, profitability, and advice on buying reputable breeders and raising healthy heifers with regular exercise and attention to dairy management.
In Detroit readers are urged to visit The eee rFRamMILY More for pmrpiemlars ventas and Agriempt pleasent. The note mentions a coatghis and erikds in Renney s Leantive Cong Symp with Chedryn expressing approval of Boll Vig Chas Whhottine.
A New York Herald item reflects on East Side customs for New Year gift giving. It contrasts meals and vermicelli shared by families with a special limited gift for the old at home. It notes Mulberry Street bankers handling remittances to Maine and other distant places, highlighting immigrant practices and holiday timing.
A garbled vintage account details Japanese New Year rituals led by the mikado and imperial retinue, temple rites, ceremonial breakfasts, and festive plays. It notes blessings for prosperity, prohibitions on earth and sky offerings, and omen practices with a candle on a river. The piece also compares fate beliefs across nations and hints at calendar shifts in history.
Fortunate Texan alr Goodloe of HF St Loure in Dallas claims acquaintance with Dr King s New Life Pills. The letter describes pills that supposedly dispel talaria and wine effects and mentions George B Bharrar s drug store as the place to obtain them. Potatons and full New bles tier sought with payment arranged.
Instructions describe constructing a low platform and feed yard for a cow. Steps include placing a plank edge near the cow’s nose, securing with stakes, backfilling with earth to level, and tamping for a smooth surface. The guide advocates adding straw and litter to keep the passageway clean and safe.
Fragmentary OCR text asserts a product called Simpy or Scotts Smelsion nourishes a baby’s bones and body, claiming rapid growth and essential nourishment. The garbled copy mixes phrases about bone formation, nourishment, and a supposed product benefit, with no verifiable context or credible sourcing.
A Missouri dairy commissioner, Hon. RM Washburn, criticizes farmers for poor butter quality and blames faulty teaching by separator agents. He cites two years of deceptive practices as creameries push for more business, including accepting day-old cream at high prices while neglecting proper dairy methods.
Dr W Huntington of Michigan argues Holstein milk offers the best vitality due to fat globules being richly blended with solids. He notes Jersey milk is prone to churning during transport and separation, making it less suitable for universal use compared with Holstein milk.
A fragmented discussion reviews dairy cow performance with different hay rations. It cites alfalfa hay experiments in New Jersey showing average gains around 25 percent and milk and butter yield improvements. It mentions cowpea hay and crimson clover with varying value and notes the high cost of certain feed choices.
Wanted notice seeking all kinds of loge and heading bolts on FM or A A Railroad and standing items. Contact Gre, SAsbRL, Elwell, Mints via both phones.
Instruction on calf rearing advises starting when the calf stands, separating from the cow to prevent nursing, feeding milk warm three times daily then twice with more milk as it grows, introducing hay and buckwheat, and using care like calcium ash on knobs. Emphasis on warm milk, gradual diet changes, and steady growth for a healthy calf.
In the midst of a dairy farming agitation, the author notes Denmark’s early association shift and rapid spread across conservative Europe. Farmers with many cows form cooperative units hiring a visiting agricultural student to weigh and test milk for butter fat, keeping records of each cow’s output and feed cost to determine profitability and select top cows for calf rearing.
In this pastoral sketch the text argues grass declines with drought and time, starving cows and lowering milk. It highlights Kentucky bluegrass with white clover as a productive mix, notes clover needs a spring sowing start, and advises on seeding, rooting depth, and moisture. It cites As ilke on wet ground, warns spring moisture needs, and mentions practical seeding timelines and winter protection.
Kileewhirre and Mr. Theply allege candidacy for a Telegite conversion election in October in Lansing to revise the state constitution. Mr Tibby, resident of Alam for 34 years, studied law in Lansing and New York. He asks for your vote and support.
A Cedar Grove Maine reader endorses Electric Bitters as a cure for liver stomach and kidney issues. In a letter to G B Shartar a druggist the writer says after two bottles the reader is well and three bottles completed the cure. The claim presents Electric Bitters as a guaranteed beat remedy for digestive and urinary ailments.
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