Proper Dairy Cow Rations For Dry And Lactation Periods
A dairy expert stresses the critical need to tailor feeds to a cow's phase. During the dry period concentrate on higher protein, with a winter ration of cornmeal, oats, bran, linseed meal, and gluten or gluten feed as needed. For lactation, maintain sufficient protein, balance with oats and oilmeal, and include beet pulp for palatability and carbohydrate load to boost daily milk production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Says & Wilter
New Yorker
Alfalfa and Silage for Dairy Cows Without Grain
A long running experiment shows average dairy cows produce over 26 pounds of butterfat per year when fed alfalfa hay and corn silage without grain. The note says alfalfa and silage provide balanced nutrition for average producers and suggests starting alfalfa seeding this season.
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Alfalfa Ag
Dairy Facts Silage and Summer Feeding Guidance
An excerpt discusses dairy cows, stressing ample feeding to maintain health and milk production. It notes disagreements among breeders on bull breeding when silage is fed and warns against overfeeding to prevent abdominal distension. Emphasizes clean milk handling and avoiding strong odors.
Costs to Play Poker Declined in Local Card Club
Fragmented text notes costs to participate in poker events at a local club. Mentions Milante and high school venue hints but lacks clear dates or names. Details are incomplete and not fully readable.
Ree Sey toe partners in historic coastal treaty
Two nations sign a landmark accord on maritime borders and joint fisheries. Leaders from both governments announce a framework for environmental protections and continued cooperation through a new bilateral commission. The agreement aims to reduce tensions and boost regional trade.
Worthington Social News Highlights Local Visits
Worthington residents report visitors from Kirksville and Chicago and frequent local gatherings. Families such as Collins and Vestal circulate in Des Moines and Newton, with multiple weekend hopes, hospital stays, and new baby arrivals noted.
Neighborhood Notes and Local Obituaries in Douglas
A long Douglas neighborhood column lists visits and calls among residents from Tuesday to Sunday, band concert attendance, hospital calls, and social visits. It includes a detailed funeral notice for Pearl Minear highlighting his Christian character and wartime service in 1915.
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Pearl
Spectacular ax horse team to star at State Fair
The State Fair will feature the famous ax horse team owned by the Union Stock Yard and Transport Company of Chicago. The team, led by Sir Hubert, winner of the Chicago International draft title, will perform under veteran driver Wales.
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Sesson
Famota Ax
Union Stock Yard and Transat Company
Chicago
Sir Hubert
Esther Byrnes
Chago Yards
Wales
Conery Sip Hubert
Calle
Baldy
Ia Bie
Cee
Yoo Ah Ie Ser
West Liberty Roving Notices and Community Gossip
A dense 19th or early 20th century column records neighborhood events in West Liberty. It mentions weddings, births, visits, and local names such as Orval Burns, Miss Bere Hurnats, Mary Walworth, and Frank Scherz. A Statesman-like aside quotes Burke on life versus study, alongside scattered references to travels, tasks, and social visits in the town.
Local Notes From Pow ersville and Surrounding Areas
A long, mixed regional diary lists residents and visitors. It records Dr Webb visiting Centerville, chautauqua tent delivery to Gilford, Leona Pauley taking a Marshalltown teaching post, and many travel updates including Missourians in Des Moines and Kirksville. It also includes state university attendance, hospital employment, and local family visits, with scattered mentions of public school placements and community events.
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Dr. Webb
Centerville
Fra. Coz
J. O. Moore
Gilford
Coy Sulser
Canton
Culver Shocky
Leona Pauley
Kirksville
Marshall Town
Trumen Murphy
Columbia
the State University
Memphis
Lula Hatfield
Battle Creek Midh
Mane Weston
Ospoond
Sam McCullour
Mo. Brown
Stewaart Halley
Sabu Tay
Grace
Ila Chapman
Finnard
Mradeh
Local visitors and visits noted across the region
Mr and Mrs Will Darrah visited. Helen Lucile Hackett is visiting this week with her grandparents the King family. Zora Sanders Amity made a business trip to Centerville Iowa. Lenoraite of Augusta is visiting with her daughter Isy Mikels. Ella Daily called on Mrs King. Will Mathews called Clyde King. Ray McClure shopped in Cincinnati. Wilkham Jam and Everett returned from the West after three months away. Elmer Hackett and Sherman Handlin of Chicago visited Mrs Clyde King. Mrs Eli King and daughter Thelma visited Harley King. Will Woods and family visited with George Mathews and family.
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Birney Collins
Maggie Eason
Des Moines
Nutty Eason
Oma Vestal
Noah Vestal
F. J. Brigh
Kirksville
W. R. Haynes
Graysville
Milo Collins
Palisade
W. RB. Morgan
Cincinnati
T. E. Hogue
Pearl Vincent
Sweeting
Boyd Funk
Geo. Piper
Bert Funk
Victor Brasfield
Chicago
Worthington
Brasfield
Orville Cooley
Zenith Funk
Pernie Vincent
Murl Husted
Howard Cowell
Bast
Crooks
Wm _ Logsdon
Hird Crooks
Ellison Campbell
Newton
Iowa
Laverne and
Rosa Vestal
Kasas
Will Darrah
Bee
Tom Clark
Helen Lucile-Hackett
EW King
Zora Sanders
Amity
Centervile
George Palmer
Clarence Funnell
Lenoraite
Augusta
Isy Mikels
Ella
Clyde King
Eli King
Thelma
Harley King
Will Woods
George Mathews
Teachers Examination August 7 8 1925 Today in Putnam County
The examination schedule for Putnam County teachers is listed for two days. On the first day subjects include Geography Language Orthography Grammar Literature and Review with times from morning until afternoon. The second day covers Government History Arithmetic Algebra Physiology Writing Reading and Pedagogy with sessions in the late morning to late afternoon.
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Ube
City of St Louis
Aaditer Thompson
Missou
Loughridge
Local Folks Socialize and Travel Around Town
Mrs Leonard Johnson returns from Columbia where she attends school. Miss Freda Dixon Jake Baker and Mr Robert Brague with daughter visited Elmer on Sunday. Bernice Cullum from Des Moines visited relatives. Gladys Speak of Cen la helped with hay on the home place.
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Douglas
Jennie Bohannon
Rosie Scott
Mabel
Florence Robbins
Isaiah Robbins
Selma Berry
Coleman
Dr Vores
Crystal Smith
Sallie Mowrer
Harry Goworth
Dora Newell
Faith
John Good
Jin Vandyke
Ernest Bradshaw
Oscar Lorence
Nellie Sheeley
Unionville
Merrick Sheeley
John L. Smith
Robert
Harry Gilworth
Isaiah Robtin
N Cook
Dave Cook
Oru Cook
Fry Revie Vanlyke
Howlan
Jno
Mizner Scott
Bimore Metarty
Scott McCarty
Saat Robbo
Heck
Sinlde
Kansas
Uae
Leonard Johnson
Columbia
Freda Dixon
Jake Baker
Robert Brague
Elmer
Bernice Cullum
Des Moines
Hese
Olks
Gladys
Church services and quarterly conference notice
M. EB church announces Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship at 11 led by Rev C H Brett. An additional service at 8 pm and the fourth quarterly conference at the church Monday at 8 am. All members urged to attend signed Joe Kniat pastor.
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C. H. Brett
Joe Kniat
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Morne Stoltinar
Jane Brat
Chet Wood
Bermope
Hee
Fred Vestal
Newtor Ta
Lipe Vestal
Otte
Vincent
Mroat
Cyrus Crookes
Suriay
Walter
Veter Vestal
Kerksville
Vestal
Lake Melarl
Lloyd Mulurax
Het
Pleyel
Ona
Arthur Gyrage
Bagur Hurley
Newton Ta
Bird Creek
JW Hurley
Homer
James Hogue
Seth Brown
Joe Grider
Willis Cowell
Claud Vincent
David Vincent
C. E. Husted
Reaugh Lumber Yard
J. J Capps
Lewis Husted
Ratsae City
Coy
Kansas City
Monts
Udev
Brook
Minear
Peart
Mirren
Toth
Lea
Bat
Crete
Wits
Tw Brothers
Tyete
Forrest
Mieh
Dewey Carter
Boner
Welock
Res Rawrer
WEST
Pau
Orval Bums Saturda
Robert Skipper
Corte Catlers
Bere Hurnats
Mr Lay
Rot Linte Conger
M Sen
Tulett Fry
Tod
Polywater
Averett Mills
Ques Oh
Vallig
Frank Schers
Wills
Charley Tuckeed
Leon Smith
Moore Rey Rea
Mer
Burke
Powersville
Berry
Chile
Nice
Orf
Ceisiite Satur
Ens
Smith
North
Lingoln
Putnam Counts
M. EB
Ars
I. H Howard
Dorothy Braden
THE
Harmony
Holmes Brothers
Hudson
Pete Eae
Isf
Lightfoot Motor O., Lentons
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