Value of Bull Association
The bull association is a cooperative for farmers in a neighborhood to purchase and use a bull. Several blocks operate under one constitution. after two years a bull is exchanged for a new one. Costs are spread across more members, keeping bulls good and avoiding inbreeding.
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Clark
Colorado
Agricult Yael Coflegs
Fort Colima
Colo
Bull Association
Do Away With Scrub Stock by H Hansen Dairy Advice
By H Hansen of the Dairy Husbandry division at Minnesota College of Agriculture. The piece argues scrub cattle can improve through crossbreeding with a first class registered dairy bull, noting many calves from such matings are valuable and milk production can exceed the dam. It stresses progressive breeding toward higher productivity over time.
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H Hansen
Dairy Hus Bandry Division
Minnesota College of Agriculture
Increasing Value of Cows in U S Agriculture 1920
The farm cow that yields milk leads farm animal values, totaling 2 022 billion dollars as of January 1 1920, per the USDA Bureau of Crop Estimates. Dairy cows rose in value by 58 25 dollars per head since 1915, an 68 percent increase over five years, outpacing other cattle values.
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Bureau of Crop Estimates
United States
Department of Agriculture
Bureau
Purebred Sire Values in Ontario Dairy Herds
Report discusses purebred sires and crossbreeds in Ontario with figures showing a $640 difference between two payment levels for five-stage purebred bulls and total income around $1,080. Mentions Rex BH and Willard and references to horde fengarade pelle ang ot iene.
Wash Milk Bottle Well and Water Filling Instruction
A fragment advises thorough washing of a milk bottle and filling with water as part of an unclear instruction. The text also includes garbled phrases such as He Allowed to Stand It Should and references to Fram Hardening, suggesting damaged OCR from a historical page.
Registered cattle breeders urged to use quality bulls
Farmers favor registered cattle yet criticize overreliance on pedigreed papers. They argue better results come from using proven excellent bulls rather than simply printing papers. More breeders both small and large would be satisfied with selective breeding.
Live Stock Notes Warn on Worms and Foot Soreness
An agricultural notice emphasizes stomach worm as a major sheep industry drawback and advises against placing unvaccinated pigs on infected premises. It notes foot-sore lameness in heavy hogs from prolonged confinement on concrete or dry board floors due to heat effects.
Cowboy term rooted in American Revolution origins
A fragment notes the term cowboy first appeared during the American Revolution to describe a band of Tories in Westchester County New York who looted cattle from both sides and caused disturbances. The text also mentions sheep and age-related annoyance, with older sheep being shot in extreme cases.
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Westchester County
N. Y
Probate notice in Emmet County estates case 1929
In the District Court of Iowa within Emmet County November Term 1929 Albert W. F. Malueg plaintiff prompts action against numerous defendants including Darwin Ingham Hopkins Ridley Ridley Hopkins Hopkins Whitcomb and others as unknown survivors heirs and claimants against their estates seeking recognition of claims and related legal relief in a county court proceeding.
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State of
Iowa
Emmet County
Darwin
Quieting Title Suit In Emmet County Iowa
Albert W. F. Maluey sues to quiet title to Lot 5 and part of Lot 6 in Block 16 Ridley's Addition Be tharville Estherville area. Unknown claimants, heirs, and certain named defendants claim adverse interests via deeds and tax deeds dating from 1873 to 1878. Court warns defendants to appear by November term 1920. otherwise default and judgment will be entered.
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Ridley
Betharville
Township 99
Range
Emmet County
Iowa
District Court
State of Town
Laintiff
Albert W. F. Maluey
Dizell Hopkins
Byron E. Hopkins
Bald Hopkins
Charles Walker
Dizell
Byron Hopkins
B. B. van Steenburg
Sa Agers
BB. van Steenburg
Estherville
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