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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1918
Page
3
The article criticizes the coal saving push as a fad and mocks requests for extra conservation. It mentions Charley Murtagh as a potential governor candidate and notes publishers facing hard times and rising costs. It also touches on rail funding, price hikes, and a smokeless day campaign amid harsh winter conditions.
County records recount veterinary guidance from Dr C O Tipp of the South Dakota college on preventing scours in hand-raised calves. Emphasizes clean pails and utensils, thorough washing and sealing, daily exposure to sunlight, and simple remedies if digestion falters. Also notes forms of formalin as a preventive and outlines 1918 county board proceedings and drainage district actions.
A farmer describes a drastic restraint method to stop a cow from kicking during milking. The plan uses a 2 by 4 board and a leather strap secured behind the cow to hold a leg, with a stake to keep the strap in place and prevent movement. The note warns the cow will struggle and may free its limbs.
The article discusses the importance of proper speed in steam separators used by dairymen. It notes many dairymen run machines too slowly, risking cream loss and improper separation. Dairymen should carefully check revolution rates and follow precise directions to protect milk quality.
North Dakota Experiment Station outlines a method to prevent horns on calves by applying caustic paste to horn buds when the calf is one to two weeks old. Wrap one end of the caustic stick, moisten the other, and rub on the horn bud while avoiding contact with the eyes.
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