Dairy Formful Proof Of Jersey Bull Hector Marigold
A dairy form argument supports Jersey bull Hector Marigold as a strong sire. At under six years, he has sixty promising daughters with butter fat records from 3.5 to 14.5 pounds in seven days, and his weight is about 1,740 pounds. His breeding links to Melia Ann line and Ida Marigold through Stoke Pogis, with Grace Marigold noted for 20 pounds 1 ounce of butter in seven days for two years and three months.
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Hector Marigoll
Hector Marigold
Melia Ann
Ida Marigold
Stoke Pogis
Prospect
Grace Marigold
Swine Industry and Market Trends in Minnesota
The article discusses swine production, market prices at local auctions, and the advantages of crossbreeding to improve hog quality. It notes the influence of soil and climate on carcass quality, the concept of heat tolerance and vigor from bacon type breeds, and advises Minnesota stockmen to upgrade herds with strong genetic lines. It also reports M Mr Udell suffering a severe horse-related injury, with doctors hopeful for recovery.
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Beety
Bute Betoe
Gaye
Tag
Porrudisms
Ant
Prine
Tribartary
St. Paul
Everage Mirmer
Minnesota
Corn
J. Ferguson
Minnesota Live Stock Brewer Association
New Industry: Making Milk Powder Expands Dairy Business
A new process to make milk powder from skim or whole milk, using hot rollers to create a dry sheet, then powder, could open a fresh income stream for dairies. Hundreds of machines operate in Europe and America. price and equipment costs may keep prices high, but powder offers long shelf life and use in ships, tropical regions, and by bakers.
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Europe
America
Prominent Milking Shorthorn Breeding Push Gains Support
An editorial praises the Milking Shorthorn breed as a farmer's cow of the continent and supports American efforts to improve cattle. It discusses breed versatility for beef and dairy, the need for selective feeding and weighing, and the argument that consistent care yields better returns for the breeding program.
Buttermaking guidelines from early 1900s trials
Instructions on butter production detailing when to stop churning to achieve bean sized granules, draining buttermilk, washing with warm water, and salting per pound of butter. Notes mention an ordinary barrel churn and a visit by Mr and Mrs Earl Smith of St Louis for Decoration Day exercises.
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E. H. Webster
Mrs. Earl Smith
St. Louis
Sethon Family and School Entertainment Recital
Mr and Mrs J B Jarvis visited relatives Friday and the school held a Friday afternoon recital with many participants. Mesdames Lucy Wilcox and Mamie Gardner visited Alma recently. An entertainment at the school Friday night drew a crowded house and featured a long program of recitations songs and dialogues by numerous local students and a flag drill.
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J.B. Jarvis
Price
Mesdames
Lucy Wilcox
Mamie Gardner
Alma
Meryl Stuckey
Cadillas
Oace
Lesby Ouy
Miss Carr
J. O O.gardner
Lottie Moree
Nora Foed
Cloude Troub
Katies Good Panay
Alta
Earl Wilcox
Janes McWilliams
Michigan
Julia
Town Women Assist Cryptic Cheese Exchange
A polite salesman and a girl debate the word lovely as the lively Ellmore women armed with brooms and buckets sweep through town. Believing the phrase mocks living charm the crowd pressures shopkeepers until cash changes hands for church funds. The prank unfolds as the Enthusiastic Workers band of a Congregational chapter leads the ruse.
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Ellmore
Sunday Excursion To Toledo By Ann Arbor RR
Sunday excursion set for Jame 17th by Ann Arbor Railroad with a special train leaving Alma at 6 42 a m and returning from Toledo at 6 36 p m Tickets sold in Alma Owosso and Ann Arbor for round trips at 1 50 Low rates apply for Toledo and Owosso trips via the round trip option
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Jame
Ann Arbor RR
Toledo
Alma
Owosso
Ann Arbor
No-harm mushroom test using onion method described
A historical fragment suggests a curious onion test to distinguish edible mushrooms from toadstools by rubbing an onion and cooking. If the onion stays white the specimen is safe to eat. if it turns black the mushroom should not be consumed. The text includes an unrelated note about oats raised by Mr L H Hayt near Pasadena, California displayed in a bank window.
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L. H. Hayt
Tik Mid
Pasadena
Cal
Alun State Savings’ Bank
America
Dra. Kennedy
Kergan
Quarterly meeting closes with strong turn out and preaching
The Free Methodists closed their quarterly meeting for the conference year last Sunday evening. At the annual circuit meeting Rev. T. Flewelling was elected to represent the Alma work at the conference in Manton Michigan starting August 22. The gathering, though sparsely attended, provided refreshing grace with helpful preaching by Rev. J. A. Hudnut and left attendees wishing more people could have joined.
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Brench
T. Flewelling
Manton
Mich
Eller
J. A. Hudnut
Feeding the Milk Maker and Cow Nutrition in Dry Periods
A fragmented report discusses how inadequate feeding, especially during key growth stages, can stunt dairy cows. It notes that starvation or insufficient food may arrest development of udder and fertility, with references to experiments at the South Carolina station showing firmer butter when cottonseed meal is fed heavily. It cites dairymen who lament hay that tastes good but lacks nourishment for strong milk production.
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Alwaya
Burge
Gownney
Dany
South Carolina
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Temsey
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M. Hr. Udell
Mr. Udell
Sethton
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Power Re Ook
Weekly Market Report
Iain Mares
Streight Lane
Grand Trunk
Muskewon
Sareen
Mathis
Lanemann
ROYAL
John C, Wise
M.D
REC
Drs. Kennedy & Keagan
Shelby Street
Detroit, Mich
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Washington
Oregon
Sears
Claus
Indian Co
Marquette
Chicago
Rive Oe Anit
Trane Manns Deoiins Coprrichts dc
Betty
Warn
Pew Canmiers, New York
Waco, Bs
Humphreys
Opevers
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Quincy
Seka Creo Demmm
Drujadista
Priem
Humaphrere’ Medicine Co
Witham
Jake Vervete
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Variety Store
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