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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1921
Page
7
The USDA and cooperating agencies formed a bull association in Webster County Missouri two years ago with 31 members. Membership has doubled to 62 as a result of successful organization. Bulls per farmer rose from 18 to six high quality bulls, increasing individual bull value from 75 to 276 dollars.
Henry McGough of the Illinois Agricultural Association dairy committee says farmers are dissatisfied with mixed commercial feeds and favor mixing their own rations. They are interested in cooperative buying of mill feeds like raw cottonseed meal and gluten and, when roughages are short, alfalfa hay. Commercial feeds should improve with new mixing machinery and bulk purchases, while oat hulls weed seeds chaff and cheap molasses are said to produce inferior results.
Fire destroyed two stores in Outville and damaged a third as flames threatened the village. Stories report embezzlement charges, a state budget purge, and a new fire marshal appointment. other items note crime raids, prisoner escapes, accidents, and political shifts across Ohio.
A folk tale narrates waves who venture ashore, then realize happiness lies with Mother Ocean. The waves praise home, listen to Mother Ocean, and attend a ball where the wind and sea-shells dance. Since learning to stay, waves cherish ocean life and urge others to remain home.
The article stresses careful calf rearing as key to herd improvement. It warns that careless breeding and calf handling stall progress and that purchasing ordinary market cows is unsatisfactory for breeding stock. Emphasizes rearing calves to replace discarded animals for higher dairy production.
A dairy cow is deemed profitable if she yields 6000 pounds of milk or 200 pounds of butterfat annually. A good dairy cow should produce 000 pounds or more of milk or 400 pounds or more of butterfat.
A dairy cow is a distinct dairy breed capable of economic profit and regular calf production. The article discusses traits of cows that maximize milk yield and calves, emphasizing efficient breeding and herd management.
A scoutmaster explains to a tenderfoot that energy and enterprise build wealth. The boy asks about how many shirts the richest man wears, prompting a lesson on ambition and success. The dialogue reflects a humorous exchange from Boys' Life.
A mother recounts the birth of Christ to her child and asks him to tell his father the story. The boy amuses with a tale where three wise men travel on camels to visit the newborn Christ child born in a garage.
A cryptic transcript fragment shows a dialogue about an English lord and a groom to be. A father asks if a man plans to join a wedding in London while hints of money and travel arise amid banter. The tone mixes humor with familial tension.
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