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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1920
Page
6
Dairy men note that higher bacteria in market milk often result from multiplication during storage and transport, not initial contamination. A creamery shows morning milk averaging 800,026 bacteria per cm³ versus overnight farm milk at 2,406,857 bacteria per cm³ across six summer months.
Iowa State Agricultural College dairy section reports drugs tested to boost butterfat in test cows mostly harmed the animals. Alcohol castor oil pituitrin aloes magnesium sulphate notromica and sodium chloride were used with no lasting fat increase. Some milk and fat rose briefly but declined, and no drug reliably boosts butterfat.
The article explains cow milk is near 100 degrees Fahrenheit. For calves under eight to ten weeks, temperature is crucial and a thermometer ensures accuracy. As calves age to eight ten weeks, the ideal drops toward 90 degrees, though warming remains beneficial even for six month olds.
The article advocates feeding cows liberally with succulent feeds such as silage mangels and rutabages. It notes cows should consume large amounts, finding these feeds palatable and easily digested.
Pasture raising calves is economical and effective with proper extra care. Today s calves are tomorrow s herds, emphasizing long term herd strength through attentive management.
In Cleveland before a key Chicago White Sox game, McMullin confronted rookie Mails after spotting him in the dugout. Mails refused to respond, and manager Tris Speaker confronted McMullin, warning him about testimony before the grand jury.
Jim Tracey defeated Albert Lloyd in Auckland to take the Australian heavyweight title at the 15 round bout. The win also made Tracey the Australian light heavyweight king and he married a Auckland girl around the same time. Tracey plans to stay in boxing despite his wife’s urging to quit.
Frank Bancroft, Reds business manager and 1884 Grays pilot, calls Miah Murray the prize bonehead for a Wooster club catch 85 years ago. With one on, Murray’s foul fly catch drew applause as a runner dashed home from first, crowd cheering while the play unfolded.
Dates set for international polo between América and Great Britain on June 18 22 and 25 in London. American Polo association approves. Matches to be played at Hurlingham field with British four: Lord Dalmeny Lord Wodehouse Maj V N Lockett. American team selections pending.
Tex Rickard staged a boxing event at Madison Square Garden in New York that grossed $46,784 with the state taking 5 percent amounting to $2,987.40. Joe Welling earned a guaranteed $6,000 while Johnny Dundee was paid a percentage and reportedly took a substantial sum.
Coaches across the Western circuit are delivering chalk talks focused on rules, gameplay, position play, and formation to improve understanding and execution. The sessions emphasize fundamental techniques and strategic alignment ahead of matches.
Test has tried out this backfield and likes the way it moves with Parrin Usher and Breketes.
A Boston fan was puzzled by two Townsend pitchers in a doubleheader against the Giants. Ita Townsend started right handed for Boston in game one and rookie Leo Townsend, a lefty, appeared in game two. Both rookies and not related.
Veteran harness racer Pop Geers, long a fixture in American sulkies, narrowly escapes a deathly crash as a horse stumbles and throws him into the field yet he reports for duty again, proving his famed luck and persistence in the sport.
A university committee chaired by Dr. McKenzie approves intercollegiate boxing rules based on 1918 War Department guidelines. The changes keep the referee out of the ring, set gloves at ten ounces, and cap class weights within four pounds of limit, with no in-round coaching allowed and only students as seconds.
British heavyweight champion Joe Beckett, who recently stopped Tom Burns in London, expresses willingness to meet Jack Dempsey for the world title. Beckett states he will enter the bout any time and can provide side money of 25000 dollars, per a cable reports from London.
The Baltimore Orioles capped their International League season without a stretch of more than two losses and finished with a 25 game winning run in an unfinished string.
Harold B. Barron, Olympic hurdler who placed second to Bari Thomson at Antwerp, re-enters Penn State track after leaving in 1917 to serve in the military.
George Huff, director of athletics at the University of Illinois, told the Cham paign Rotary club that betting on college sports harms schools. He urged community action to stop gambling among high school and college teams, warning it could destroy college and high school athletics.
Neal Arntaon of Red Wing Minnesota has been elected captain of the University of Minnesota football team succeeding Tryg Johnson who was ruled ineligible.
Dec White, an instructor at Penn State, reports that more than 200 men have answered the call to the mat this fall, signaling a strong wrestling program kickoff.
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