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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1925
Page
3
In a zoo scene the Zebra-Tailed Lizard greets lizards and insects and recounts his origins and striking striped tail. He boasts speed and camouflage while discussing family roots in California and Mexico and notes his protective coloring. The tale ends with a quip on safety and fashion for people.
Anne Marie bursts into the house shouting that Mary Blackburn has a puppy. Uncle Jack asks what kind of puppy, and she replies that the dog isn’t special, he’s just a plain dog.
A classroom exchange reveals Willie refuses to accept punishment insisting his father’s illness spares him. The teacher scoffs at sympathy and Willie retorts the excuse is rheumatism not pity.
Old Bossy the dairy cow needs a balanced ration to boost production and reduce costs. Winter guidance suggests two pounds alfalfa hay per 100 pounds live weight, three pounds corn silage, and one pound grain per three to four pounds of milk daily, plus daily exercise and ample clean water. The Colorado Agricultural College extension offers Feeding Dairy Cows in Colorado upon request.
The article notes milk consumption rose from 42 gallons per person in 1918 to over 54 in 1924 due to perceived value and sanitary production. It urges farmers to keep cows clean, provide bedding, clip hair on flanks and udders, and wipe clipped areas before milking to improve milk quality and prices.
Kansas dairymen largely feed little and get only a small return with little idea of profit. J W Linn from Kansas State Agricultural College argues dairy farming should be as profitable as banking and urges dairymen to track cow performance like bankers track creditors.
Winter water access is crucial for dairy cows and proper feeding is more important than many farmers realize. Do not mix creams of different ages until delivery to the creamery and calves should not receive skim milk until at least one month old. Grooming aids performance and a disciplined daily routine for feeding milking and turning out boosts profitability with clover alfalfa and silage.
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