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Newspaper
Western Kansas World
Location
Wakeeney, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1917
Page
6
There is a $50 fine for blocking a public highway. About fifty gates or fences across laid out roads may remain at the owners risk until the July meeting of commissioners. Action will be taken against all failing to remove or secure permits from county commissioners. Natural obstacles must be addressed by township boards or the county engineer Hudson Harlan.
R A and R L Kent studebaker distributors for northwestern Kansas will show and demonstrate in Wa Keeney June 20 a large line of used cars taken in on trade. Buicks Overlands Studebakers Maxwells and other makes. All cars in good mechanical condition sold regardless of cost with a ten day trial and guarantee. Bring your car if you want a better one. they will match from their lines.
Digestible nutrient and energy value tables compiled by Core Leeerrrmest Service. Mention of 4- Armsby Corrections and k Kellner appears as scattered identifiers. The readable portion notes tables and metric references without clear narrative or dates.
The feeding value of straw is low while its fertilizing value is high. All straw should be spread upon fields and not burned or wasted. Straw helps prevent winter-killing of wheat, a use now well established.
An article argues against standard digestible food tables for cow rations. It states digestible food is unreliable, as energy is lost to digestion and some materials gain little net energy. The piece recommends determining protein and energy needs per cow to maximize milk output, noting variation between cows and suggesting practical feeding ratios.
An analysis shows cereal mill byproducts and dried grains from corn and barley significantly boost dairy feeds. These materials provide high crude protein and fat, with cottonseed meal adding rich protein but requiring bulk, limiting use. Experts warn shortages could impact national milk production.
Farmers face low grade cottonseed meal and rising mixed feeds as cheap ingredients flood markets. Analysis costs and limited farm testing hinder quality, urging reliance on college bulletins. cows need ample water, especially in milk, while high protein feeds stay costly amid meat demand and by products.
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