Department of Agriculture Offers Butter Inspection as Court of Last Resort
The United States Department of Agriculture runs an inspection service for butter that acts as a near court of last resort for creamery operators. Inspectors test butter in cars, storage, and stores, issuing certificates widely accepted in markets. At the National Dairy Show in St Paul, butter scoring 88 versus 92 showed large price spreads, illustrating value of high grade butter.
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United States Department of Agriculture
St. Paul
Minn
Richard
Swiss Cheese Made With Purified Cultures Goes Commercial
The USDA dairy division has moved the purified culture Swiss cheese method into commercial use. Trials at Grove City and Ohio factories show higher grades and prices, with June yields around 84.5 cents and 80 cents per pound, and July fancies earning 38.6 cents while lower grades fetched 27 cents. Buyers paid premiums for higher quality, boosting local cheese grades.
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Dairy Division
United States Department of Agriculture
Dairy Laboratories
Grove City
Ohio
Cow Dairy Value and Butterfat Focus in Bull Purchases
The article advises buyers to verify yearly milk production and butterfat percentage of the dam, noting seven day records have limited value. It argues dairy cows exist to produce and that dairy breeds maximize profitability with proper handling boosting butterfat.
Keep Fire In Tank Heaters for Winter Stock
Advice urges maintaining a fire in the tank heater to keep water warm for stock in winter. It also notes barnyard manure should be hauled out and spread on fields as a profitable practice.
Red Jacket the Seneca orator and chief of the Wolf clan
The life of Red Jacket, famed Seneca orator of the Wolf clan, born Shagdewatha. He avoided fighting, led in council, and mocked missionaries while warning his people against white ways. He defended his people in witchcraft trials, witnessed corrupt justice, and died January 20, 1830, in Buffalo, New York.
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Hat Demosthenes
Cicero
Red Jacket
Long House
Shagdewatha
Salem
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Buffalo, N. Y
Little Turtle Defeats St Clair in Indian War Clash
Recap of Major General Josiah Harmar and General Arthur St Clairs campaigns against the Miami chief Little Turtle also known as Michikiniqua. The 1791 defeat of St Clairs expedition, the 1790s battles, the Fallen Timbers victory, the Greenville Treaty and Little Turtle’s later life and death on July 14 1812.
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Arthur St. Clair
Washington
Little Turtle
Michikiniqua
Ohio
Indiana
Josiah Harmar
St. Clair
Braddock
St. Clair’s
Anthony” Wayne
Wayne
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