Ownership and Circulation Report for Thomson Review
Statement of Ownership Management and Circulation for Thomson Review published Wednesday at Thomson Khmers for October 1922 per Illinois filing. Details include publisher, editor, business office location, and circulation figures as recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cic
Thomson Review
Thomson
State
Hlinvis
of Carroll
Vad
James Frost
Thurmsor Review
Thomson, Hingis
Thomson, Ilinnie
Mid West Hospital In Chicago At 1940 Park Ave
Mid West Hospital located at 1940 Park Avenue Chicago Illinois is noted in city records. The facility serves patients with general medical care and emergency services and is a major local health institution.
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Mid West Hospital Hospital
Park Ave
Chicago
Mid West Hospital
Chicago, Ill
Keeping Cows In Open Shed Study Findings
A three year Pennsylvania study compared cows kept in an open shed and in a dairy barn. Open shed cows endured zero to 40 degrees and showed larger swings in milk flow with weather changes. Barn cows stayed near 40 to 50 degrees. Over time barn cows fell about 2.6 pounds per week, open shed cows fell 36 pounds weekly during cold spells, and outdoor cows produced 2.44 pounds of milk per therm above maintenance versus 2.66 for barn cows. Outdoor cows stayed cleaner but needed more bedding.
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Pennsylvania
Cow stanchions and stalls
Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station notes many patent stanchions on the market but finds them costly. Old style rigid stanchions remain common and are comfortable enough for cows, though swinging stanchions offer greater comfort. Readily installed without iron frames, they cost about $1.35 each in home built frames with satisfactory results.
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W. D. Nicholls
Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station
TRY TO KEEP COWS GAINING Mistake to Think Animals Give Maxi mum Amount
Farmers often assume cows peak milk right after freshening and then decline. Many cows can be pushed to higher production for weeks after calving with careful feeding and close watching. Better feed and care can boost the milk records of otherwise indifferent cows.
Best time to have calves in October and November
The article advises cows should calve in October or November to maximize milk flow and product prices. Cows will be nearly dry when hot weather arrives, so breeding should occur between December and February 20 to align calving with the optimal window.
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Stine
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Ford
Lewis Motor CO
Carl Laemmle
Virgina Valli
Matt Moore
Josef Swickard
George Broadhurst
New York
Landon McCormick
Reginald Barker
Thomson, Hiingis
Thomson, Hlinois
Thomson, Ilinois
K. B. Carpenter
Saud Ake
Lee
Cae
and Areer
Cream Shippers
Elgin
Milwaukee Railroad
B. S. Pearsall Butter Co
Elgin, Illinois
Victor Records
Victor
J. M. Fay & Son
Fulton, Wlinois
Brumer Bros
Fifth Ave
Clinton, Iowa
Weber Wagons
Weber
D.E. Hollinshead
Farm Machine Headquarters
McCormick-Deering Line
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