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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1920

Page

12

Farmers organize in Grove City to fight disease on dairy herds

Nearly 100 Pennsylvania farmers around Grove City form the United States Department of Agriculture backed association to eradicate glanders? No, vaccination area. The group outlines rules requiring members to keep herds under the Pennsylvania livestock sanitary board supervision and to provide complete animal pedigrees for registration. The plan includes a 40 cent fee per animal to register and a monthly sales list to connect buyers with dairy cattle and members.

United States Grove City Association Donnsylvannia Qulte Livestock Sanitary Bureau Anlingl Bidus Bret Cnelk Eligie Nasnetation Entile

Sires to Herd Dairy Herds Prepared by USDA

Agricultural guidance stresses that every herd regardless of quality should have no good purebred sire. The United States Department of Agriculture asserts this applies to all serial and varied herds as well as to dairy breeding. Daughters of a scrub cow next to a good purebred sire become only grades with potential to improve breeding records.

United States Department of Agricwlture United States Department of Agriculture

Breeding for Higher Milk and Butterfat in Cattle

Fragmentary notes discuss breeding daughters to thoroughbreds and high grade bulls to raise production. Descendants of grade cows and bulls aim for elevated milk and butterfat, with registration limits noted and ongoing selection for improvement through feeding.

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Treatment of Little Calf in Care and Feeding

An elderly, uneasy reflection on calf care and treatment. The piece ponders how cures and daily care affect bodily comfort, urging caretakers to remember animals share common needs as beings to be tended and fed.

Value of a Purebred Bull as Breeding Stock

The article argues that a bull being purebred and registered does not guarantee breeding value. A pedigree records ancestry, but value relies on merit demonstrated by offspring. Breed worth depends on results produced by the animal and its progeny, not solely on registration.

Lines to Be Remembered from Henry Ward Receller

Fragmentary OCR text hints at a quotation about memory and renewal attributed to Henry Ward and a reference to a recipient or source. The readable portion includes a line about how to renew from what appears to be a misread name, yielding uncertain attribution and context.

Ea Alet Nilsta Kus Henry Ward Recelier

Poultry Club Bank Aid Spurs County Fowl Stock Growth

The United States Department of Agriculture notes how local poultry clubs gain support from business leaders to fund standard bred stock. In Overton County Tennessee a bank loan of $1,000 financed ten hen pens, with an endless chain plan that loaned birds to members who repay in future stock, rapidly expanding single-breed fowl across the county.

Gnall Overton Tenney Fe Poltry Club County Agricuttral

Condition of laying fowl described in peculiars

A description notes that a laying hen shows enlarged audanen and intestines, with deeper rear body than the keel and expanded poultry bones. When hens stop laying the condition reverses, and the pelvic bones spread during laying while production declines.

Fragmented note on mineral elements and poultry waste

A cryptic OCR fragment mentions minerals for hens, a doped element, and charcoal used to restart a fire. It references a news poll or unit in a poultry refuse context and includes unclear, partially garbled terms such as cortaiy and hood aesle.

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Favor standard bred fowl in farm stock selection

A farmer discards inferior crossbred poultry and keeps standard bred fowls, finding them more satisfactory and profitable. The text mentions Tad Tonkins and Ranwa, with garbled phrases indicating company cuts loose from the poorer stock.

Tunis Tad Tonkins

Marriage Contract Cautions for Young Couples

A column critiques arranged marriage contracts, warning that contracts resemble life insurance and may bind spouses over time. It urges meditation before binding, notes men should avoid coercion, and advises both parties to assess financial and physical strains before committing.

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Pasteur treatment cited after rebuke in odd exchange

In a clipped dialogue, Extreme Care recalls Old Pettybones addressing a young man with a dulling look who retorted. The punchline hints at Pasteur treatment as the response. The exchange also mentions a case with five witnesses for one side and six for the other, suggesting a legal or investigative dispute.

Batteries Well Loaded in Fragmented Report

A fragmented OCR passage mentions batteries and a captain, with unclear context about loading, height, and a father figure. The readable text is garbled and lacks coherent events or identifiables like dates, places, or names.

Blood Fights and Wellness Pill Advertisement Fragment

An OCR fragment promotes a supposed blood boosting product claiming to enhance fighting qualities and work pleasure. It describes options in liquid or tablet form and references benefits like resistance to illness and improved vitality, though text is garbled and advertisement style.

Unlucky Day in a Dutch Proclamation

A fragmentary 19th century text hints at Dutch nobles and a proclamation against Protestants, referencing Inquisition, suppression, and a drive to wipe out dissent. The piece mentions Holland, Spain, and windmills in a convoluted account of political-religious strife and resistance amid unclear dates or events.

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Fragmentary calendar and misread notes from Wis. event

Disjointed OCR reads like a dated calendar with scattered names and locations in Wisconsin. It mentions March 21 and September 23 along with references to River Lon Park and unclear person notes. The text lacks coherent facts or a clear news item.

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