Winter stress on cattle prompts urgent feeding guidance
The Bureau of Agriculture warns Williams County farmers to save cattle through the severe winter. Emaciation and losses loom for range herds and cows with calves. suggestions include immediate feeding with hay silage straw and cottonseed meal, and specific rations for small farms and range cattle to minimize losses and secure future calf crops.
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United States Bureau of Agriculture
Williams
Williams County
Bureau of Animal Industry
Donkey BREEDING FOR LAYERS in Poultry Rearing
Advice for poultry raisers on selecting layer lines and breeding for egg production. Emphasizes using the best layer birds for breeding, male and female from proven layers, and focusing on vigor, activity, and body condition. Highlights winter laying and careful culling for fat.
Dissolution of Hills Weer Co. partnership in 1916
Fragmentary notice reports the dissolution of the Hills Weer Co. partnership on October 6, 1916. Readable bits mention cattle, farmers, lice control, and the need to tend livestock to avoid losses as warm weather approaches. The text reflects agricultural concerns and a business dissolution note.
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Hills Weer Co
Sone Wepley
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