Techniques for Siloing Corn Fodder and Water Use
The article discusses preventing spoilage and feeding losses when siloing corn fodder. It covers the need to add water to keep the material well packed, the effects of frosting on feeding value, and the importance of thorough wetting for proper compaction. It notes possible delays in filling and strategies to manage excess crop, including pumping water through a blower, sprinkling the surface, and conditions for siloing fodder versus corn silage on farms with water systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olling
Water needs for dairy cows prompt clean warm supply
The article stresses clean abundant water for dairy cows as water makes up over three fourths of milk. It notes impure water reduces intake and health, recommends watering 2–3 times daily in winter, and suggests keeping water 15–20 degrees above freezing with tank heaters or steam from a boiler to warm water.
Barley Compared With Corn For Dairy Cattle Use
A barley feed assessment notes barley can be nearly as effective as corn for dairy cows. It suggests barley may replace corn up to a substantial portion of the diet, though some caution is advised regarding protein content and inclusion alongside other forages to balance nutrition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Million Corp
Minern Aghatao
Dairy Hints for Buccscones and Dairy Cow Care
The article discusses dairy practices including alfalfa as a top roughage for cows due to its high protein and palatability. It urges daily grooming of cows with curry comb and brush to maintain physical condition and protect milk quality from dirt and loose hair.
American Prosperity and Free Institutions Urged
A columnist argues that America offers greater freedom and modern conveniences than any other nation. They warn against communism and socialism, asserting their record of failure and urging citizens to defend the republic with facts and vigilance.
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Vandadeiglists
Inerica
America
Root of Evil by William C Cutler
Essay on money’s grip and its strain on friendships and nations. It argues lending to friends tests affection, obligations, and conscience, noting the pain of unpaid debts and the costly social loss from loan disputes.
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William C. Cutler
Kirksville Teachers Meet Warreneburg In Big Prep Game
The Joverry of America's pareat col feare sport sets a planned clash Friday afternoon in Kareneville between Kirksville Teachers, the seniors state champions, and Warreneburg, a strong Northeast District team. Quigley, a National League umpire, will referee the key basketball date as both squads boast veterans, speed, and seasoned line play amid expected large crowds.
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Joverry
America
Ville
Kareneville
Kirksville
Treet Warrensburng
Conange Ga
Warreneburg
Northeast District Teachers Association
E C. Quigley
Quigley
Lobe
Schoolboy Breaks Leg in Sullivan County Incident
A ten year old boy named Dewey, son of Mrs. Ea Links and the old Sullivan county family, suffered a broken leg today. Authorities report the incident occurred while the youth was playing near his home, with neighbors describing a sudden fall and immediate medical treatment sought.
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Dewey
Ea Links
Mr. and
Sullivan County
Dairy Industry Short Course at Missouri College of Agriculture
The Missouri College of Agriculture offers a winter dairy manufacturers short course at the College creamery with modern equipment including pasteurizers separators ice cream freezers and a York refrigeration system. Open to students sixteen or older with eighth grade education, it aims to train brain workers for manufacturing marketing and business management in the dairy industry.
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Essen
Lss
Sharples
Clarrand
York
Columbia
Missouri College of Agriculture
State to Mine Coal for Penitentiary Institutions
Chairman Cortez F Enloe of the State Penal Board announces leasing a large coal tract in Callaway county. The board will mine coal to supply the penitentiary Tipton Chillicothe and Boonville reformatory with fuel. Royalty set at 15 cents per ton. pit and strip mines active by Nov 1. 265 to 50 convicts will be employed. annual consumption about 24 000 tons, saving about $150000.
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Cortez F Enloe
State Penal Board
Callaway County
Industrial School For Girls
Tipton and
Chillicothe
Trinda
Corn stalk contest yields 15 ft 7 in winning prize
The Stati Moore Mere Co prize for the tallest corn stalk drew many entries despite bad weather. Don Gillum owned the record 15 feet 7 inches, with four stalks nearby at 13 feet 7 inches and others under 12 feet. Fred Hunt placed second, Harky Sell third, and On dg fourth, all mainly from Creville area farms.
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Stati
Moore Mere Co Fir
Don Gillum
Mr Gillum
Fred Hunt
PlarkKhird Creek
Creville
Statton
Treasury official reforms law enforcement agency
Assistant Secretary Ancrews completes a government reorganization by dropping hundreds of veteran agents. He argues the federal government should focus on stopping the source of vice and major offenders while state and local officials handle smaller crimes, with a leaner, more effective force envisioned.
Pirates Win World Championship in Dramatic Seventh Game
The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Washington team in seven games to claim the world championship. Washington led 3 games to 1 before Pittsburgh reeled off three straight wins. Walter Johnson pitched the decisive game, aiming for an historic feat that would have astonished fans.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Washington
Pittsburgh
Walter Johson
Mo ‘Ang
Npono
Huge tax cut urged by Secretary Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon is expected to propose the next year’s federal tax reduction of 250 million dollars per year. The recommendation aims to ease the tax burden and stimulate economic activity.
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Secretary of Treasury
Mellon
Unionville Lodge Pays Tribute to Deceased Brother
Unionville Missouri October 1 1925 members of Unionville No 210 AF and AM assembled to honor the memory of a beloved brother. Resolutions express love and sympathy to the widow and acknowledge the late brethren intimate Revelation with him and the solace provided by faith and Providence. The tribute will be recorded in the lodge records.
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Unionville No
Conger
Unionville
Missouri
Strong for Scouts in Trenton area
The Times notes 343 boys in 19 registered Troops in Trenton. Mr C FE MelIntyre, area Scout executive, hopes to more than double this number in the coming year. No Scout has a legal trouble since inception, reflecting the organization’s aim to teach better citizenship and outstanding work.
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Trenton
Cfe MelIntyre
Hax
French Debt Talks End With Five-Year Interim Accord
The French and American debt negotiators failed to settle the overall terms last week and agreed a five year interim plan. France will pay about 40 million annually, regarded as interest on the principal, while negotiations resume when conditions improve. The U S president refused to approve the offer, meaning a payment of roughly five cents on each dollar remains in effect.
Not Hard on Thim A Great Hue and Cry
A garbled note discusses French dissatisfaction with postwar debt terms and contrasts France with the United States in paying reparations. It cites sentiments about fairness and Americans’ role in shaping outcomes. James Rives and two children traveled from Trenton to visit Mrs. D. T. Riggs and the A B. Pratt home.
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Amrica
Germany
Americas
di Feat
Verhans
Monynt
Bits
James Rives
Tnesday
Trenton
D. T. Riggs
A B. Pratt
Lucerne Parent-Teacher Association Holds Meeting
Officers were elected with Endicott as President and a secretary named. New committees were formed including a fundraising committee led by Myrtle Reeves Edith Burlingame and Clara Vandernay, plus a social committee to support community efforts.
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Ww ‘Association
P Tollatag Ofieert
Pes Endicott
Ee Eia
Meetings at Church of Christ hosted by Shannon D Bark er
The Church of Christ announces a series of meetings led by Shannon D. Baker of Owenburg Ind. The speaker is described as experienced and forceful in Biblical exposition. Services begin daily at 7:20 PM with congregational singing. No collections. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Church of Christ
Shannon D. Baker
Owenburg
Ind
Baker
Bir Baker
Kelley Lanham Drainage District to Elect Supervisor
Notice to all landowners within Kelley Lanham Drainage District in Schuyler County Missouri of a meeting at the school house No 28 on Saturday November 21 1925 at 2 o clock to elect one Supervisor for four years. Each acre counts as a share and each owner has one vote per acre. Also includes official seals and signatures.
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Kelley-Lanham
Schuyler County
Missouri
Three S
Pennant
Board of Supervisors
Kelley Lanham
S W. Hurliman
Board of Superviors
Heoa Waler
Savings plan guide and market summary notes
The text discusses a savings plan offered by a financial institution promising $24,000 after 14 years or upon death, with monthly deposits of $100 at 4 percent, and emphasizes saving habits. It also includes a brief report of Des Moines travel, vehicle values, and a sector-by-sector economic update noting declines in leaf tobacco and timber, with some increases in textiles and machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joney
Unionville
Iran
Totton
Power of Books Lifts the Poor Beyond Suffering
A fragment advocates books as a powerful aid to lift the poor from poverty and ease burdens for the sick and suffering, expressing belief in reading as a transformative force in society.
Camp Fire Club Forms At Local School
Professor and Mrs. Eldon Lichty visited Newtown for the weekend. A Camp Fire group organized with 22 girls at the first meeting. Leader Misa Vandermay guided a hike on October 26 ending with a supper of buns weinies pickles and mallows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon Lichty
Newtown
Misa Vandermay
Annexation and Debt of Hawaii in U S History
The text notes Hawaii was annexed by joint revolution of Congress on July 7 1808 and made a territory by act on April 30 1900 It states the United States acquired the islands and assumed a public debt of 4 million dollars It also mentions Hawaii has 20 islands in the group.
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Hawaii
United States
Hawaiian Islands
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