Red Cloud: Warrior Chief of the Sioux in War and Peace
The article profiles Red Cloud Makpiya Luta, Ogallala Sioux leader who opposed the Bozeman Trail forts, led attacks such as the Wagon Box fight, and negotiated a decisive 1868 peace that set Sioux borders. It notes his later years, blindness, and death on December 10, 1909.
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America
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Red Cloud
Makpiya Luta
Ogallala Sioux
Bozeman Trail
Montana
H. B. Carrington
Wyoming
Ogallala
Fetterman
Fort Phil Kearney
Old-Man Afraid-of-His-Horses Chief of Ogallalas
The Ogallala head chief during the 1866 67 Sioux war was known as Old Man Afraid of His Horses meaning He Whose Horse They Fear. His son Young Man Afraid of His Horses later led during the Ghost Dance era and a Washington reporter anecdote ended with the chief returning with four wives after a dinner tip.
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Ogallalas
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Washington
Young-Man- Afraid
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Large cows prove most dairy profitable across breeds
USDA analysis of records from multiple associations shows large cows, among mostly grade stock, yield more butterfat and higher income over feed cost than medium or small cows. In two groups totaling over 1 000 cows, large animals averaged 345 and 299 pounds of butterfat with returns above feed costs of 105.74 and 108.29 dollars, respectively, based mainly on 1916 to 1919 data.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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Care for spring calves from Oklahoma A and M expert
A. C. Baer, dairy professor, advises clean sheds or lots and regular feeding. Start with three feedings daily of mother's milk for week one, then whole milk, then skim milk mixed in, taper to two to three feedings with skim milk by week four, add grain and hay as calves grow, and keep buckets and housing clean to prevent scours. Calves may graze pasture with supplemental grain and hay.
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A. C. Baer
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Baer
Economical feeding for dairy cows emphasized
Silage fodder shredded stover or sudan and millet hay can supply carbohydrate roughness. Grain needs vary with cow size and milk capacity. Best results come from individual feeding, though on busy farms attention to each animal's proper rations can maintain milk yield.
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Fall Freshening In Favor Increases Milk Yield
The dairy department of North Dakota Agricultural College reports fall-freshened cows yield 10 to 15 percent more milk than spring-freshened cows. The higher production coincides with peak dairy product prices.
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North Dakota Agricultural College
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