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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1909

Page

5

Estate notices in Warren PA Orphans Court

Notice that Catharine Sarah White will seek final discharge as executrix of Mary White deceased in Warren County on Sept 6 1909. Also notice of distribution of the estate of C W H Verback deceased to be heard Sept 13 1909 with claim proof required to avoid barred rights. ED R Allen is Clerk of the Orphans Court.

Julia Johnson Conenango Warren Co Pak Warren Savings Bank Warren G. B. Ensworth V. Warren Mary White Catharine Sarah i White Orphans’ Court Warren County Pennsylvania Orphans’ Court of M. Mead Orphans’ Court of Warren Co Orphans’ Court of Warren Co. Pa C. W. H. Verback Co. W. H. Verback R. Allen

Stabling Cattle for Milk and Health

Dairy authority L W Lighty advises keeping cows in a clean comfortable stable with pure food water and air. Feed early cut sweetclover bay, chopped corn and oats with bran, greens in spring, and daily sugars beets or mangels plus a tablespoon salt.

L. W. Lighty Dairy Authority of Pennsylvania Seattle

Hog feeding and silage storage guidance

The excerpt discusses producing thriving hogs with small but well cared for groups, pasture and clean water, and careful breeding. It notes cast iron troughs as sanitary and warns against excessive flesh reducing fecundity. It compares silage to dry forage, stating hay uses 400 cubic feet per ton while eight tons of corn silage fit in the same space, and digestible dry matter differences.

William H. Underwood

Hoff Business College Ad Promises Strong Careers

An advertisement for Hoff Business College touts the value of its courses and reliable training. Proprietors L J Hoff and L J Holmes claim graduates secure excellent positions and invite readers to request terms and free literature.

L J. Hoff L. J. Holmes

Proper Dairy Utensil Hygiene Guide

The article stresses designing milk pails to minimize dirt and hair, favoring narrow tops and seamless or flush-soldered joints. Utensils should be heavily tinned, nonporous, and fully reachable for brushing, with steam or boiling water sanitation after washing, then air drying in sunlight or hot air.

Fence design to protect sheep from dogs and grazing habits

A breeder recommends a seven foot woven wire fence for nightly sheep pens. It can be relocated to fresh ground before it gets foul. Sheep should be confined at dusk and released at dawn to suit their feeding pattern.

Cost of Raising a Calf in Year One

Professor R S Shaw of Michigan tracked the first year expenses for a Holstein calf. The feed mix included 881 lb whole milk 2568 lb skim milk 1262 lb silage 219 lb beet pulp 1254 lb hay 1247 lb grain 147 lb roots 14 lb alfalfa meal 50 lb green corn. Calf ended the year at 500 pounds with $28.55 spent on feed.

R. S. Shaw Michigan

Developing the Heifer Through Early Care and Feeding

Charles H. Alvord of Texas A. and M. College outlines dairy heifer development from calfhood. He emphasizes balanced feeding with hay and grain mixed with cottonseed hulls, controlled intake, and avoiding overfeeding. Early breeding at 15-18 months aims for steady growth, bone and lean meat, and balanced milk production.

Charles H. Alvord Texas A. and M. College

The Dairyman Advice on Milking and Calves Management

Guidance on milking at fixed hours, using consistent purebred sires, and delivering cream promptly. Warns against pasturing young calves in shade, urges cool barns and ample bedding, and warns against cheap cans that rust or trap dirt, advocating high grade cans for long term quality.

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