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Newspaper
The Progressive Farmer
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1896
Page
8
A rustic pastiche from Alden Iowa Times blends a mock set of dairy commandments with critical notes on milk yields and cow merit. It ends urging farmers to select cows by annual milk output and feed efficiency, warning against waste and poor can hygiene.
A letter-writer attacks partisan voting and gold standard politics in a strong religious frame. He denounces partisan judges and praises nonpartisan officials while condemning苟 goldbug influence and urging truthfulness from The Progressive Farmer. He cites race and nationality imagery and warns against deceit in politics.
The correspondent, amid Washington society, quotes a French guest criticizing Reformers as foolish yet admiring their honesty while noting the moneyed class, political games, and bribe temptations. The piece surveys Silver Democrats, Grover Cleveland, Senatorial humor, and plans for a presidential palace amid party battles.
W HODavis of Williamsboro Vance County declares his bid for State Senate to voters in Vance and Warren counties. He promotes Jeffersonian Democracy, Lincoln Republicanism and Polk Populism, favors greenbacks and silver as currency, calls for abolition of National Banks, and urges equal justice and unity under God.
Correspondent tours the Vermont Experiment Station Farm in Burlington where Jerseys number about forty to fifty. Cows are weighed, milk yield and butter fat tracked, revealing “waste of feed” and stark yield differences. Case studies show one cow producing far more milk and butter at lower cost than another, prompting questions about feed efficiency.
The article argues that benefits come from the amount of food digested and assimilated by animals. It notes grinding or cooking feed for hogs aids digestion, with soaking softening grain and grinding further easing softening, enhancing growth or fattening results.
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