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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1897

Page

8

Dairy efficiency and chiming churns for large dairies

A historical note argues that frequent churning yields better butter with less waste when a dairy is large enough to churn daily. It recommends adopting creamery or separator power to cut labor and increase cream yield compared to hand skimming.

Dairying on the Farm A Michigan Dairyman’s Insights

A Michigan dairyman at an institute outlines six reasons dairy farming dominates production control and profitability. He argues it blends farming lines, reduces cutthroat competition, allows accurate forecasting of gross receipts, enables seasonal labor efficiency, and highlights butter as the most fertile farm product.

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Cleanliness in the Dairy Promotes Safe Milk Storage

The article advises using tin vessels for dairy work and avoids wooden containers. It recommends stoneware or glass for long term storage, stresses few seams on tins, and calls for clean practice for milk Weasels. It warns against cold rinse water and soap residues, favors soda or lye with thorough rinsing, and stresses proper air drying and hot cleaning methods.

Dairy Outlook Promotes Economy in Butter Trade

In the Progressive Farmer column the author links abundant rain and fresh pastures to large butter shipments yet warns prices stay low. He urges strict economy through improved stock, modern cream methods, and efficient feeding to maintain quality and profits.

A Farmer’s Caution on Dogs and Dairy Work

The author warns that keeping dogs around cows increases stress during milking and lowers milk value. He recalls a buyer who owned a dog causing a cow to bolt home, suggesting removing or keeping dogs out of barns. The piece argues milking with a calm herd yields better results than anxious, dog-led milking.

Hybridizing cotton advances from Alabama Station tests

Alabama Station reports on feeds for pork including corn and cow peas tests, noting peas improve pork quality and land enrichment. It covers peanut and cow pea benefits, and compares corn only, pea only, and mixed rations with cost per 100 pounds of pork. It also reviews Pennsylvannia and Ithaca bulletins on milk separators and strawberries under glass, and outlines cotton hybrid crosses with Egyptian varieties for longer fiber and robust plants.

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Monopolies in Telegraph News Draw Fire Across Parties

Opinion and notice fragment discuss Associated Press dominance in morning papers and its alleged suppression of content. The piece notes telegraph monopolies and a 1900s party critique, then lists Southern Railway weekend sale tickets from Raleigh to multiple resorts with prices and return validity.

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Vast Texas Lands Open for Low-Cost Purchase and Fertile Harvest

Advertises prime Far West Texas cropland with high yields and rich soils. Claims sugar, cotton, hemp, potatoes, fruits, and rice as strong crops. Notes prices around $3 per acre daily value, with large acreages for sale and improved land. Requests stamped inquiries to County Attorney in Lotte City, Texas.

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Pomona Hill Nurser y catalogue from Van Lindley

Pomona Hill Nurser y of Pomona two miles west of Greensboro offers new fruits and Japan varieties. Catalogue announces fruit selections suited to long ranges from Maine to Texas. Agents wanted, address 898d, Van Lindley company remarks in a promotional notice.

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Official Notice of Appointments and Roles

The Knoxville port office lists E. St. John and W. B. Glover as vice presidents and Geni Mer Traffic as a leading official. VE. Mc T. J. Anderson is designated as General Agent and Canton official in Portsmouth Virginia.

E. ST. John W. B. Glover Geni Mer VE. Mc T. J. Anderson Canton General Office Portsmouth

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