Executrix Notice Estate of George N Melendy Deceased
Margaret Melendy executrix of the will of George N Melendy declares that she will appear before Carroll County Court at Mount Carroll for the November term on the first Monday of November to adjust claims. All claimants must attend. Debtors to the estate should pay promptly to the named attorney A F Wingert. Date August 22 1922.
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George N. Melendy
County of Carroll
Illinois
Carrol County
Mount Carroll
Margaret Melendy
A. F. Wingert
Sand Hills Notes and Local Socials
The item gathers brief notices from the Sand Hills area including a posse joke, attendance at a Rock Island state Christian Church convention, a corrections note about a 6:30 dinner at Yates Boarding house, no preaching at the Methodist church due to the pastor at Princeton, Sunday school at 10 AM, and local visits by Mrs. Alice Lewis and family to Maple Park, Morrison, DeKalb, and at Bert Mitchell’s home.
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Princeton
Clifton Bennett
Morrison
Bert Mitchell
DeKalb
No Age Without Its Heroes
Quote by George Bernard Shaw on the value of heroes in a nation, noting that even the smallest possible example of leadership or intellect reflects the nation’s greatness.
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Tte Cagear
Sclon
Socrates
Shakespeare
George Bernard Shaw
Bear Conservation Rules Increase Bear and Predator Protections
New British Columbia game regulations limit bear trapping, allow up to three bears shot per season, and raise bounties on several predators. Panthers now pay $40, timber wolves $25, crows 20 cents, wapitis 20 cents, and big horned owls $1 each, among other conservation measures.
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British Columbia
Administrator's Notice Estate of C. Frank Melendy Deceased
Administrator Joseph A Melendy warns creditors to file claims with the Carroll County Court at Mt Carroll at the December Term on the first Monday in December 1922. The notice, dated October 6, 1922, calls for immediate payment to the undersigned. attorney John R Connell listed.
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C. Frank Melendy
C. Frank Melency
Carroll County
Court House
Mt. Carroll
Perons
Joseph A. Melendy
John R. Connell
Jersey Milk Yield and Fat Test Reveal Profitability
Jersey cows show rising production with milk scales and butterfat tests indicating profitability. Testing frequency has increased, and both individual and average outputs are higher than in prior years. The article notes a surge in cows on yearly test over recent years and highlights May data from three years ago.
Jersey cows on test achieve high butterfat rates
The record notes month by month production of cows on test. Beginning with 132 cows in the first list, May 1917 shows 487 cows producing over 50 pounds of butterfat per month. Currently 500 Jersey cows on test yield 800 pounds monthly and 750 pounds yearly.
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Jersey
Treatment of Kicking Cow in Milk Dairy Practices
Careful methods described to calm a kicking cow include looping a rope around the body to trap movement and hobbling behind the legs. Prolonged restraint may lead to bloody milk and poses risks to the person tying the rope, but repeated application is claimed to make the animal stand quietly for milking.
The Woman In the Case Accords with Landlady Mystery
Digby frets over a persistent image of a woman. Siffes probes, and Digby admits the landlady Mrs Pruner occupies his thoughts, revealing a six months long attachment tied to his boarding situation.
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Digby
Purebred bull calves urged as dairy herd investment
Dairy experts urge farmers to conserve purebred bull calves rather than slaughter them. A 1918 US Department of Agriculture chart shows 50 000 Holstein Friesian bull calves unregistered and 30 000 Jersey bulls unregistered, with five grade bulls per purebred common in use, suggesting improved distribution could raise average dairy production.
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Monte Carlo
Dairy Division
United States Department of Agriculture
Jersey
Guernsey
Ayrshire
Thunderstorms Sour Milk Myth Prompts Dairy Caution
The article explains that storms do not sour milk. souring stems from bacterial growth. Authorities note milk left on ice or sterilized milk will not sour during storms. Rising temperatures during thunder storms may boost bacteria if temperature is not kept in check.
Benefits of Silage Acids in Animal Diets
Fermentation produces lactic acid that acidifies silage and helps regulate bowels. The acidity curbs putrefactive processes in the intestines and supports animal health, a favorable influence commonly noted and linked to the silage acid.
Calf Diet Proposal for Improved Growth and Appetite
A roughage based feed approach aims to bulk the calf’s intake and satisfy normal appetite. The plan emphasizes fiber dense components to promote digestion and steady energy, supporting steady growth and rumen development.
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G.h-Thompson
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A. F. and
A. M
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R.l.fuller W. M.C. H. Jenkins
Mt.Carroll
Black
Mutual
H. Elliott
W.D. M. Cone
Thomson
Sand Hills
J. T. Clemens
Andrew Hinds
Christian Church
Rock Island
Mary Sagner
Yates
Alice Lewis
Sylvia Lewis
Ivan and
Bayard Lewis
Maple Park
Frank Reynolds
IDEAL
Smaltz Bros
J. S. McGinnis
Europe
Thomson, Illinois
Horse Theif
Frank Mayo
Saturday Evening Post
Wm. J. Neidig
Harrold Lloyd
Snub Pollard
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