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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1925
Page
3
Dairy experts advise methods to sample milk accurately when cows are moved to pasture. New Jersey College notes increased milk flow but lower fat percentage, urging representative sampling, dry milking, immediate collection, proper filling, and effective preservatives to prevent souring for reliable fat tests.
Bulletin 218 from the University of Minnesota outlines feeding rules for dairy cattle. It contrasts good roughage like alfalfa and soy hay with poor roughage, giving grain-to-milk ratios for Jersey, Guernsey, Holstein, Ayrshire, Brown Swiss, and Shorthorn herds. The guide emphasizes summer-like conditions year round, including ample, palatable feed and comfortable temperatures to sustain high production.
Stringy milk or thickened milk results from a form of bacteria entering milk. Contamination may come from washing water, cow udders, or dust from feed. Investigate the source, keep milk from each cow separate briefly, and thoroughly wash and scald all vessels after use.
Varying temperatures affect cream quality as mixing warm and cold cream speeds souring and creates off flavors. Begin with thoroughly cooled warm cream before combining with evening cream to ensure smooth melding. Keep cover raised slightly during cooling to vent aromas and stir gently.
The Coal inets Union leader John Le Lewis is accused of discrimination amid internal disputes. Details remain unclear as officials review allegations and potential remedies.
A fire on July 9 leveled Clogg Brothers general store and the post office in Genna. J. T. Scott buys the J. & Codine Sr property for a grocery and bakery venture amid other local business changes. Rev Knupp wed Miss Mary B. Morgan at his home. Miss Morgan is Freland Morgan’s daughter from St. Louis. Elson rents Schick building and plans a pharmacy move. A. I. Frank Eddy, formerly with Geo. Roth, opens a repair shop offering tin work watch and gun repairs.
Twenty years ago this week local items include the July 2 wedding of Earl B Duskin and Elizabeth Ogden at the bride's mother's home seven miles north of Lntonville. Lang Taplett sells furnishings for a 160 acre Oklahoma farm. Joe M Stille to open a grocery in the former Tatman Bros room by August 1. Pearl Casteel, 17, cuts his foot chasing sheep near the stock yards last Sunday. Campbell Bros circus owners plan on Ed veeer saddle mare Lucy for 600 dollars. Carryll and Elmer Casady form Casady Carroll partnership consolidating two Main street restaurants. Mrs J W Drury celebrated a birthday with over 10 friends in a planned afternoon surprise.
Rey Davids of the Christian church of Corydon married Anna Greer and Gu Mickenbrock in a surprise ceremony while Oscar Filmer Davids, 15, was killed Monday morning after being kicked from a horse. A cyclone alarm rattled Indianville as a barn burned Sunday night after a lightning strike. Leland Smith sustained severe hand injuries Monday while assisting freight loading at the depot.
President Goohage seeks to replace White House social secretary with a State Department officer. The chosen official would direct formal social functions, moving beyond advisory duties. Critics say this could lead to reductions in public pomp, but supporters argue it favors budget discipline and streamlined government.
A congressional hopeful voices strong opposition to current tariff protections for beet sugar, arguing protection should end to prevent reliance on foreign sugar. He insists tariff questions are a business issue with wide effects on sugar farmers, workers, rail crews, and consumers, not just politics.
The Southern Iowa American reports Centerville plans a massive Roundup with over 100 top riders, 6000-seat grandstand, half mile track, four corrals, and twelve chutes. Veteran organizers from Cheyenne and Legion officials expect a record crowd and stock, with Marie Bibson and Lola Hutchison billed to appear.
Orpha Dooley discovered a preserved severed hand wrapped in a pasteboard box in her rural mailbox eight inches long. The hand, likely from a medical student, was preserved in formaldehyde and positioned clawlike. Prosecuting Attorney Nolen of Pars investigated the incident as the Lancaster Republican notes uncertainty about the sender and motive.
The Jrenton Scout Council selects a woodland area on the 40 gere tract as the best camp site with permission from Mr and Mrs Henry Martin The Martins favor keeping the woodland as a county reserve and natural park The camp aims to serve Grundy county Scouts and may be used year after year Asa Robinson offers an additional 40 percent tract to extend the camp area The Scouts anticipate a busy first years with many activities at the Wilderpes camp locale
Ida Feeezly and Blanche Williams Om aha and Nell visited last week with Sam Owens, Warwil Johnson and Velma Ray at a band concert in Leamville. Huller and Owen were callers Friday. Minnie Casady and son visit Kirksville relatives. Alta Owens and children spent Monday at Mattie Bunyan’s. Mary Ray visited Autrey and family. Emma Huller called on Alta Owens Thursday. Will Partin was a Grayeollie caller last week.
Senator Simeon D. Fess of Ohio condemns the surge of legislation urging the government to do everything for everyone. He notes 80 000 proposals in one winter and describes the volume and pressure of lobbying as dangers to sound policy and impartial judgment.
The Eighth Grade of Sullivan County held gravity exercises in Milan on a recest subualay, with 284 attendees noted by Milan Republica. The event marked a historic graduation effort, described as an excellent program and a notable feat for the entire county.
Blue Valley Creamery Institute estimates saving families in Putnam county about five dollars per item by preserving eggs. Instructions advise two four gallon crocks, water glass solution, and storing in a cool dry place for six to ten months for best quality and safety.
The text discusses oil industry dynamics focusing on crude oil volume, producer incentives, and the lure of new reserves. It notes how strikes like the Argus basin’s 1922 discovery can trigger overproduction and market imbalance, urging free development without monopoly constraints.
Young attendees at the Sons of the Young set held a sunrise dance starting at 5 a.m. then visited a cafe for a meal before bathing at the old city pond. Out of town guests included Mar et Goldsworthy, Omelia Melton, Dorothy Conger, John Tatman, and Noah Martin. One youth pressed clothes and shined boots, causing delays for others at the canoe.
Citizens plan to raise about 22 million dollars to rebuild Santa Barbara after the quake. Officials report 10 deaths and 26 injuries with an estimated two million dollars of quake insurance at the time.
The Novinger Herald reports two school consolidation propositions failed in Adair County. One sought merging four districts at Pure Air and lost about two to one in a special election. The other aimed to consolidate Gibbs and surrounding districts to improve instruction and was also defeated.
Notice of administration on the estate of Herbert igesa with claims to be filed within six months after the date of letters granted. Creditors are precluded if not presented within one year. Names Dana Croft and Valentin appear as administratrix and judge of probate. Publication dated June 27, 1925.
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