Wallingford Red Cross Sale Funds Aid Soldier Boys
Wallingford Red Cross raised over 560 for garments for soldiers at a Saturday sale. Auctioneer Grodland donated his services. J A Nelson from Farmers Savings Bank donated time. local ladies served dinner. M W A provided hall. J M Walden chaired. Many people helped, including sewing volunteers and a penny jar fundraiser.
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J. D. ‘Kasa
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Lloyd Ressell
Lewis C. Rustad
Oscar Nelson
Seed corn scare prompts county seed drive and meetings
Emmet county farmers plan seed corn and hog production meetings due to a serious seed corn shortage. Farm Bureau and county agent will organize testing stations across townships, with Prof. Quaife discussing pork production and sow numbers. Meetings span January 6 to 15 in multiple schools, urging farmer attendance.
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Ames
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Emmet
Prof. Quaife
Wallingford
Coleman
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Center
Jack Creek
Nels Anderson
Dolliver
Ellsworth
Maple Hill
Armstrong
Grover
Ringsted
Walla
John C. Eldredge
Emmet County Farm Bureau
Farm Improvement Association
Farm Bureau Association
Preservation of Milk in War Time Cited as Essential
The article stresses dairy cows as vital to food supply during war, urging strict preservation of milk to prevent disease germs. It emphasizes cleanliness, clean utensils, protected wells, and rapid cooling to keep milk safe from bacterial growth and spoilage until delivery.
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Baeterka
Paul
Werner
Sahrenheitoor
Milk pail invention by W G Panmere at Kostner Chicago
An illustrated note from Scientific American describes W G Panmere of 1027 North Kostner Avenue Chicago proposing a milk pail design. The inventor aims to reduce dirt entering the pail and improve hygiene in dairy use.
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W. G. Panmere
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Milk Delivery Device Described as Simple Yet Efficient
A fragment notes a device or method for milk transfer from cow to milker. It emphasizes ease of construction, practicality, and cost efficiency, likening it to a convenient carriage system and a miller’s benefit. The passage is incomplete but highlights simplicity and usefulness.
Complete ration for cows shows feed mixes by milk output
A cow weighing about 1000 pounds can be fed by one pound of grain per three to four pounds of milk produced along with different forage options. Choices include 0 corn silage plus 10 pounds hay, 80 pounds roots and 15 pounds hay, 8 pounds dried beet pulp soaked then 10 pounds hay, or 20 pounds hay with 1 to 2 pounds oilmeal added.
Raise Best Heifer Calves Spur Cattle Breeders
Farmers report rising prices and scarcity of young cows as they replace worn stock. The notice notes high producing heifers and calves on offer with payments around 3k, signaling strong demand in the cattle market.
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Cara
Virst Church Services and Dairy Milk Price Update
Virst Church of Christ Scientist announces Sunday services at eleven, January 13, with Sacrament. Wednesday evening meetings at 4, public reading rooms 3 to 5 daily except holidays. Also notes Mrs. Eddy library. Floyd county milk producers form dairy association and contract for 2.85 per hundred pounds, up 85 cents since formation. nearly all producers joined.
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Church of Christ Scientist
Floyd County
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