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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1925
Page
7
The value of offspring is a major cost factor in milk production. Calves from grade cows have low birth value, while purebred calves gain value only with official testing records. Records and authenticity under testing associations link calf value to reduced milk costs, while various factors including herd size and management also influence profitability.
Missouri counties will plant northern grown certified seed potatoes in 1925. A Missouri study of 385 demonstrations in 14 counties shows certified seed yielding an average 69.8 bushels more per acre over common seed in 1924, with higher quality and little extra labor. Uncertified northern seed lagged about 44 bushels per acre. Certification relies on strict disease control, vigorous strains, and official tags on bags. Certified seed costs about 25 to 30 cents more per bushel.
The Bureau of Dairying warns dairy operators to maintain strict sanitary practices during cold weather. Winter conditions can lower bacterial counts yet fail to meet safety standards if care lapses occur. Proper pasteurization temperature and equipment hygiene remain critical as spring approaches.
Studies by Pennsylvania State College in cooperation with the U S Department of Agriculture show milk production in cows comes mainly from feed energy, not tissue transformation. The bulletin Relative Utilization of Energy in Milk Production and Body Increase of Dairy Cows explains the relation between feed used for milk versus tissue growth and is available free while supplies last.
The article argues for using pure bred sires as a backbone to improve herd quality and sale value. It notes two main benefits: pedigree with added value and higher profits from improved calves. It reports calves fed skim milk with hay and grain averaging 172 pounds, while calves with limited skim milk averaged 152 pounds, highlighting milk feeding gains.
The TS Civil Service Commission announces a fourth class postmaster examination to be held March 21, 1925, at Unionville Missouri, with eligibility for Mendota and other vacancies. Required age and residency rules apply, compensation last year was 650 dollars, and applications should be filed with the local postmaster or the Civil Service Commission in Washington.
Sunday dining gatherings include Leon Scalf and family, Harold Rey Scalf, Hazel Alexander, Don and Ogle Toda, Edison Frazier, Joe Tapp families, Olin Mornshore, Henry and Herman Alexander, Clell Hendrix visiting Wm Alexander family, Irvin Valentine household, James Hendrix and family, and Marietta Swiger helpers for wood savers. Also noted are Ivine Swiger and others visiting and dinner at Jasper Norns home.
The saying notes there’s always another challenge after thinking a journey ends. It encourages perseverance and optimism as the road, though long, is described as short.
Notice sets a March 24 1925 primary for Unionville Republicans from 1 to 7 pm to nominate Alderman South Ward Alderman North Ward and City Clerk and elect one Republican City Committee member. Candidates must file by March 21 with Agee. chairman T Altes and secretary H E Oldaker oversee.
Notices of administration for Alonzo C.C. Way deceased issued February 17 1925 by Putnam County Probate Court Missouri. Creditors must file claims within six months or be barred within one year. Following is a long order of publication naming heirs and devisees of Daniel Campbell James Overton and others in a land dispute case in First Court of Putnam County Missouri.
The petition describes multiple land parcels in Township 67, asking the court to address claims by various unknown heirs and other interested parties. It notes adverse claims by heirs, devises, and grantees tied to Daniel Campbell and others, requiring appearance on the fourth Monday in April 1926 at Unionville court. If unanswered, the petition may be confessed and judgment entered.
The Circuit Court orders the defendant’s copy to be published weekly in the Unionville Republican for four consecutive weeks with the last insertion at least thirty days before the Lent day of the term. James W. Gitlum, Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Catarrh is a local disease influenced by constitutional conditions. Hall's Catarrh Medicine offers an ointment for quick relief and an internal tonic that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to help clear the system of catarrh. Sold by druggists for over 40 years BW Cheney Co Toledo OH.
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