Royal couple, travels after death in Mt Pleasant area
Royal Mr and Mrs Henry Adams return home near Mt Pleasant after being summoned by the death of her father. Several local social notes follow including visits, birthday celebration for Miss Ethel Hearn, and Gleaners preparing for a Christmas tree. News from New York mentions relocations and moves of several residents.
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Henry Adams
Mt Pleasant
Frank Kel
Chas. Kapp
Breckenridge
John Kelil
Fred Pietcher
Jas. D. Hearn
Jennie Briggs
Grace Hearn
Fox Grove Arbor
Evangelical Church of Bethany
Feather
Brackenridge Hunting Trip and LocalVisits Highlight Weekend
Messrs Pearce and E Muorest are at Garnet on a hunting expedition. Mr and Mrs Clarence Hopkins and Branch Gothram left for Colorado. Mrs John Miller and children Jesse and Clarence of Battle Creek visit relatives in town. Robert Boswell and J E Hodge on a hunting trip near Gilchrist. Ed Sensabangi and family spent Sunday with country relatives. The Acme Heating Drum is the best in the market.
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Messrs Pearce
E. Muorest
Garnet
Clarence Hopkins
Branch Gothram
Colorado
John Miller
Jesse and
Clarence
Battle Creek
Robert Boswell
J. E Hodge
Gilchrist
Sensabangi
The French Canadian cow breed and dairy feeding claims
The article reviews a French Canadian dairy cow strain near Stony Lake, Canada, noting its moderate size and resilience unlike Jersey cattle. It discusses butterfat variation with feed, records from experiments, silage versus grain rations, and conclusions that breeding matters more than feeding for fat percentage. It cites Kansas and Ohio stations and Wisconsin data on cow size and profitability.
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Stony Lake
Canada
United States
Jersey
Normandy
Kansas Experiment Station
Ohio
G. Williams
Wisconsin Experiment Station
No Thoroughfare Butter Water Rule Causes Debate
The government imposes a law limiting water in butter to 16 percent, aimed at stopping fraud, but dairy producers warn the standard harms high quality prints. Butterers struggle to gauge exact water content, risking hidden excess water and pocketbook losses, with little chance to analyze every churn.
Milk Production Guidelines From The Crop For The Size
Milking at a safe hour morning and evening. Do not milk watery first streams into the pall as it contaminates rest of milk. Milk with dry lands. Do not allow milker to moisten hands. In planning the silage crop figure about fifty pounds per cable foot to estimate corn need for size.
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Oscar Bet
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