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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1927

Page

7

Cottonseed meal boosts dairy feeding value and soil fertility

Dairy expert John A. Arey of North Carolina State College explains that exchanging a ton of cottonseed for a ton of prime cottonseed meal, then feeding the meal to dairy cattle yields butterfat and frees fertilizing value. He notes cottonseed meal provides cheap protein at three cents per unit, with total digestible nutrients lowest among feeds, while substantial quantities are shipped out of state.

John A. Arey North Carolina State College Arey

Winter feeding of dairy cattle pays best in Oklahoma

Dairy specialist A D Burke of Oklahoma A and M cautions against underfeeding and poor feed mixes. He notes winter dairying can outperform summer profits as cows freshen in fall and produce more milk and butterfat when prices rise. Common errors include underfeeding insufficient protein lack of water and parasitic problems.

Oklahoma A. D. Burke Oklahoma A. and M. College Burke

Culling Dairy Cows Seen as Risky Buy

Purdue dairy expert warns buyers to choose cows from clean local herds as Indiana investigations show only a small fraction of carload cows are profitable producers. Aborted heifers spread contagious abortion, lowering long term herd value while many cattle arrive undersized and poor in dairy type. Bankers refuse financing for such sales despite a broad public campaign.

Indiana BE. A. Gannon Dairy Extension Department Purdue

Mineral Drain from Cow Bones During High Milk Production

A cow fed to maximize milk production consumes minerals from its bones to meet the mineral needs of milk. The stronger the milk yield, the more minerals are drawn from the cow’s skeleton, reflecting the deficiency in minerals when milk output is high.

Easter Time and the History of its Festival

Elmo Scott Watson explains Easter's variable date, its origins as Passover, and how early Christians shifted from lunar to Sunday celebrations. He notes astronomical challenges, the Whitby synod of 664 AD, and modern fixed dates between March 22 and April 25, then reflects on Easter's religious meaning and symbols of rebirth.

Elmo Scott Watson Waster Israel Jesus Christ Alexandria Egypt Italy Britain Rome Whitby Yorkshire British Isles

Time of Hope and Joy Haster Easter Message

The text speaks of Easter as a time of joy and release from grief. It emphasizes the watchword Why weepest thou and declares the winter past with flowers and birds signaling a new birth and faith. It proclaims He is risen and urges Christians to rise with the world.

Washington, D. C White House United States Land Milady Jesus Christ Christ

Uncertain Scriptural Reflection on Divine Presence and Choice

The passage contrasts divine presence with personal choice, saying God may be with people like Joseph in Egypt Daniel in Babylon and saints in Caesar's household, but warns that if one chooses Sodom God may burn him out.

Joseph Egypt Daniel Babylon Caesar Sodom

Faith and Reason Clash in a Thematic Quotation

A reflective line discusses faith as reasonable and argues that reasoning with God underpins faith while arguing among believers undermines it, attributed to The Shan tyman.

Marshal Captures Moonshine Suspect On Rail

Deputy U S Marshal James Bales aboard the Louisville and Nashville train in Central City pursued Luther Devine who stood on the platform. He seized Devine, stated a warrant for possessing 12 gallons of moonshine, and returned him to Owensboro for arraignment. Devine waived the examining trial and was released on 350 bond to appear at the May federal grand jury term.

Owensboro Louisville & Nashville Central City United States James Bales Luther Devine Gales Devine Tt. H. Slack

Cheetahs Declared a Public Safety Risk by Police Expert

Chicago police zoological expert Brevet Sergeant Wellington W. Britton warns cheetahs kept as pets at Mrs. John Wentworth’s Lake Shore Drive home pose a danger after one cheetah bites his leg. Wentworth defends gentleness. Britton notes the need for distance.

Chicago Lake Shore Drive Wellington W. Britton John Wentworth Mr. Wentworth Percy Nellie Britton Detective Bureau

Twins and triplets birth stir New York Staten Island

New York area headlines report multiple births at Staten Island New Brighton Hospital and surrounding homes. Two sets of boy twins and one set of girl twins arrive by 8:50 am, with additional twin and single births in West Orange New Jersey and Port Richmond. Dr. Lewis Lohrbauer introduces the six newborn Staten Islanders.

New York Staten Island Hospital New Brighton Ralph Mignone West Orange N. J Mignone Phillip Zulla Port Richmond Peter Johnson West New Brighton David Lamdon Lewis Lohrbauer Staten Islanders

Enraged Daughter Knocks Out Father. Veteran Blinded

Albert Bauer a discharged World War II veteran claims his sight was damaged after service with the twenty second infantry. He says his nineteen year old daughter Anna assaulted him outside a cigar store with a woman present. The dispute centers on a government pension and family troubles.

Philadelphia Albert Bauer Twenty-second Infantry Anna Bauer France

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