Darcits Hard Work Way To Tame Unruly Bull
A North Carolina State College dairy bulletin recalls a Vanceboro farmer who transformed a vicious bull into a productive worker. After two weeks of training the bull assisted in logging and chores, proving the value of exercise, proper management, and not culling just for aggression. The piece urges careful breeding, avoiding scrub bulls, and giving workout and grass to curb vicious tendencies.
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Fred M. Haig
North Carolina State
WNU_ Service
Vanceboro
Visualize Better Cows as First Step to Herd Success
Wisconsin Agriculturist notes that starting with ten cows, using purebred bulls and selective heifer retention, a farm can match or exceed the milk and butterfat output of a fifteen cow herd in five years. The approach promises high production with modest investment.
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Cam Io
Wisconsin Agriculturist
Poor Quality Milk Losses Trimmed by Quick Strain and Separation
Farm Journal advises preventing losses from poor quality milk and cream in summer. Immediate straining after milking, separating milk from cream before cooling, and proper handling reduce sourness and bad flavor, preserving value as it goes to market.
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Farm Journal
Cause and Effect Rarely Kindler Jaw Dislocation Yawning
A brief report notes that Rarely Kindler dislocated his jaw last night during a yawn. A separate line questions how long a conversation with him had continued. The piece mentions a theoretical leap for a man equal to a fraction of a mile and references insects.
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Weiser
Disastrous Yangtze Flood Triggers Massive Losses
The 10981 Yangtze river flood caused immense casualties and economic damage in China. Reports estimate 150000 lives lost and £2 billion in losses amid a disaster era. The chaotic note includes unrelated personal text about an ideal lover and local sentiments.
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Yangtze River
China
Painting crisis looms for property owners warns color firms
A speaker warns homeowners that neglecting paint will cause rot and rust as winter approaches. He cites millions facing repairs next spring and urges a fall, complete painting now with affordable, proven brands from Lincolns Paint, The Lowe Brothers, Lucas Co. and others.
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Lincoln Paint & Color CO
THE
Lowe Brothers CO
John Lucas & Co., Inc
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Martin-Senour CO
Peninsular Paint & Varnish CO
Sherwin-Williams CO
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