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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1925
Page
6
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Crowde: ou, last week U. leland opaw hosted a Christmas tree for her pupila and gave all a treat. Mr and Mrs Shirley Kimmell and family left Friday for Newton. Jim Medlin helped Darwin Pearson deliver some week to Tipe Albee Wednesday. The parental Pearson home near Grays Valle hosted a family gathering. Virgil Hymes, grandson of Charley Hymes, passed away prompting relatives to visit Ottumwa and nearby farms.
Winter water supply limits dairy output as cows drink less when ice cold water or long trips to troughs. Eight to fifteen gallons daily per high producing cow, heated or room temperature water boosts intake. Automatic drinking buckets help, but barns can use simple troughs or pitcher pumps. Cows should be exercised daily and watered inside the barn when possible.
A Wisconsin dairy note reports worn out separators wasting cream and lowering butterfat. A tester found skim milk with excess butterfat, prompting the late 1920s action of replacing separators to save about 92 cents daily per farm and improve yields.
The article argues that generous feeding drives dairy cow performance. It warns that underfed calves become underdeveloped cows and low profits result. It urges farmers to identify and cultivate cows that efficiently convert large feed quantities into milk and to provide ample nourishment.
The article advises identifying star boarders in dairy herds and selling unhealthy calves. It emphasizes clean milk as essential, details milk composition, and outlines two grain rations with specific ingredient weights for calves after milking.
Local notes reflect a subdued 1924 end and a hopeful New Year. Families like Lemley and Pearson gather for cooperative dinners. Des Moines, Bonnie Davis, and Levance Lemley are mentioned. visits include Mrs Esther Muradon and relatives in Detroit.
Community notes recount Christmas visits in Wesley Chapel with Mr and Mrs Jim Duffey and families, plus reminiscences of local arrangements. A lengthy public notice details a deed of trust requiring sale of real estate in Putnam county Missouri on January 24 1926 to settle debts, listing affected parcels and trustees.
The Court of Putnam county issues a probate notice to all creditors and claimants stating they must present claims to the administrators G. Patrick and L. Patrick before a specified date. The notice lists the administrators and directs filings at the probate court for liquidation of estates and settlement.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Marshall National Bank of Unionville Missouri will convene at the bank office on Tuesday January 13 1925. Polls open from 10 a m to 8 p m. Carl L Crooks cashier. tf
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