Dairy and Creamery Butter Making Tips
Information from A. Fr. Nystrom and C. H. Eckles on dairy methods stresses correct temperatures for churning and the impact of cream quality. Key points include aiming for about 55 degrees, using a good thermometer, and ensuring proper churning duration to avoid grainy texture and poor washing. The Jersey cow is praised for milking qualities, while a good cream separator is essential for smooth, fresh butter.
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Nystrom
Washington Experiment Station
C. H. Eckles
University of Miasoori
Jersey
Brescia
Ensilage and Grain Ration Tips for Cows
Practical guidance on combining ensilage with grains for dairy cows, offering several tested daily rations using clover hay gluten feed cornmeal alfalfa hay or cottonseed meal. Includes substitutions and adjustments for winter butter making and preserving freshness for small batch butter.
Lionel and the Circus Trick Move
A boy recalls a circus matinee where a trapeze artist misses a catch to heighten suspense. He imagines impressing his teacher by mimicking the stunt, seeking a hit by playful danger. The tale blends childlike wonder with a glimpse of showmanship and risk.
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Lionel
Puck
Hopefulness and the call to resolve in adversity
A compact reflection on hope as trimming lamps girding loins and a resolute attitude. It emphasizes hope and inspiration as more vital than knowledge, shaping courage and perseverance.
Play the Game Pushes Through Adversity to Win
Motivational rallying lines urge perseverance and victory in any condition. A speaker emphasizes rising after knocks, ignoring grounds or umpire fairness, to do their best and finish strong. The tone is defiant and sportsmanlike.
Street Improvements Should Be Charged to Adjacent Property
Tax experts debate funding street work in New York villages. Real Estate Record of Westchester notes sidewalks and pavements raise land values yet are borne by all taxpayers. Albany conference urges law change to assess costs on benefited abutting property with village share only for village-wide benefits.
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New York State
Westchester County
Albany
Sanitary measures in public schools across forty four states
A federal bulletin on School Sanitation details widespread adoption of sanitary standards in public schools, with laws enforcing cleanliness, disinfection, fire protection, and ventilation across most states. The report notes rapid progress in the last decade and states copying laws nationwide. Dallas seeks $2 250 000 for a combined post office federal building and a Union Terminal substation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Education
United States Department of the Interior
Kansas
Dallas
Tex
Union Terminal Station
Rock roads boost farm values in Kansas and Missouri
Kansas City banker W S Webb promotes rock roads as a key to higher farm values. He says bankers will lend half the selling value, calculated from land quality, location, and improvements. A 40 dollar per acre land on a rock road becomes 60 with road value, lending 30.
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Kundee City
Barker
Gur Mendy
Kansas
Missouri
W.S. Webb
Kansas City
Huge 1914 U S Highway Spending Reveals Strain
The United States spent nearly 250 million dollars on highways in 1914. State aid funded about 24.22 million, counties and townships 25.22 million, with 44 states using state aid laws. Thirteen states spent 25.005 million from directly state funds, and repairs totaled 12.5 million versus 35.5 million for new construction, highlighting durability issues and regional funding imbalances.
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United States
Office of
Public Roads and
New Jersey
Tennessee
Georgia
Maintaining Concrete Roads In Wayne County Michigan
Wayne County Michigan preserves concrete roads per the ninth annual report of the county road commissioners. A seven man crew with tar kettle wire bristle brooms wheelbarrow car bucket and sprinkling cans operates at daily costs: foreman 5 dollars team and driver 5 dollars tar van 4 dollars and two laborers at 2.50 dollars and two at 2.25 dollars. Cracks are cleaned with wire brooms filled with hot tar 225 degrees then covered with sand to smooth traffic. Holes are treated similarly using tar then stone and hot tar cover, with loose material shoveled over to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
Mich
Indorsement of New Mexico Road System Approved
State highway officials association of New Mexico endorses the state highway commission and county road board system. It recommends appointing a county commissioner member for harmony. USDA asked to provide a $2,000,000 annual advance for forest road building in New Mexico and Congress urged to grant 2,600,000 acres of public lands for highways.
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Indorse
State Highway Officials’ Association of
New Mexico
State Highway” Commission
County Road Board
United States Department of Agriculture
National Forests of
Congress
Do You Find Fault With Everybody
An irritable fault finding disposition is often due to a disordered stomach. A man with good digestion is nearly always good natured. Many have benefited from Chamberlain's Tablets after years of suffering. These tablets strengthen the stomach and enable it to perform its functions naturally. For sale by Jay Johnston and Lon Smith.
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Chamberlain
Jay Johnston
Lon Smith
Constipation relief with Chamberlain's Tablets offered
Advertises Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation describing them as easy to take and agreeable in effect. Mentions sale by Jay aobnston and Lon Smith.
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Chamberlain
Jay Aobnston
Lon Smith
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Plano
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E. W. Knight
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