Improving Common Bred Cows for Dairy Profit
An article argues for improving common scrubs through pure bred dairy sires. It notes the need for blood infusion from proven dairy lines, the value of one good bull, and expected gains of 26 to 300 pounds of butter per elite cow over time. It also discusses butter streaks caused by buttermilk and salt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattifer
Kezalf
Bruce
Kezzit
Dean Tim
Bowe
Sonethine
Dane
Nur Hoe
Yfernoop
Kerzy
Brive
Mitel
Joseth
Rick
Mseelf
Hifield
Patent Office
Here
Hell
Tania
Nelly
Sark
Tandon
Keazit
Puttifer
Sterace
Aerad
New York Agricultural Experiment Station
The Ideal Home on the Farm and Its Nobler Life
A reflective piece argues farm life offers nobility through work, family, and self sufficiency. It contrasts crude stereotypes with farmers who gain respect in politics and markets, highlighting roles of wives children and homestead, and noting advances like telephones and motorcars. It concludes nature provides health and virtue in rural life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E
Nes
Pattifer
Joseph
HiMeld
Ross
Mary Jane
Sarah
Ella
Jada
Sillaze
Buthraye
Organisa Fou
Mate
Anil
Mers
Vitaly
Joe Durii
Fies
Athens
Ham van Sand
Mar
Nisrvelies
Cites
Cir
Ian
Tieishiers
Fias Sdk Ciel
The Honest Man in Verse and Rebellion
Fragmentary poem exhorts the honest man as the country’s hope, contrasting fair governance with deceitful schemers. Nonsense phrases interrupt the verse, rendering a garbled call to integrity amid political undercurrents.
Breeding Dairy Cows Sees Shift From Buying to Raising
A dairy farmer argues the dairy industry should favor breeding cows from within the herd rather than purchasing cows. Tuberculosis risks and disease transfer prompt many to breed from their best cows, and buyers should thoroughly vet cows, including TB tests, before purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twler Pulasia
Nttom
Untitled fragment yields vague wreath ad item
Fragmentary OCR text hints at an advertisement about a wreath or ad material but lacks clear entities or context to identify people, places, or events.
Poultry Treatment of Moulted Owls
Fragmented text describes poultry care and shelter for moulted owls with notes on wind, feathers, and improvised housing. It mentions a method involving tiers, coverings, and search for warmth, while sporadic words hint at feeding and preventive measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witaneus Gilaes
Fragmented OCR text yields unclear items
The readable fragments show no full event, names, places, or dates to summarize. The text is garbled with stray letters and punctuation, preventing a factual newscard summary.
Detecting Dirt in Milk Process Described
A method outlines early testing of milk quality by examining sediment content in a sample. It details pouring milk, noting clarity, and observing sludge on the bottle and in the funnel to indicate contamination. The text references health department actions and reporting dirt to officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivanhie
Haiti
Reinorr
Health Department
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