The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-01-09

Ills, ueCcSSafY5aCOA iced more grain In
order to maintain her; and especially
should be done whether she Is giving
milk or not.-Dairsymn.aan IN :1onrnal II
Agriculture. '47T7 -
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Dairy Profits
AZ core snond a,+f ,.a1,s a++o,+,on ~
~ eor - = n = I, -
-"11oWl Iesulls u TEST az tue
dalfy business at the Ohio State uni
8versity for last YEAR: III & ss
Pounds IF n,i,l MOI ,cod 1enssA
REGENTS For Mill II. 60 o4S75
Cost 81 FOOD ~ = + oaa 7es
Cost of Iahor 81 . 'B1 5o5A1
Total exneni1itnres Ss 8 57q %
Net gain - q :, 1880 MI. q 9e9 r.
In tho tast thnrn uoro +uon+u -siy
cows givino rnillx dnr;ng tho narind ~.
the eonivalant ~ that nun,;hor 81
course tho toms IF labor ana nynnnsos
includes tho oss;nnol u,n,.l, ;,,rn1u.
Cd IN tho ohsoryo +;ons and 10 ~. 49,;
dnnt ~ - - 81 $500 T,,ass 49,
thn acoa,,,,+ ~, -, ~ -
500 per COW including all other items.
feed, etc. And yet we find that there
VS., Wa q net pront OF -, over 94o 1or the
doubt verv good ones and +ha test
methods of feed, handling and care
We're observed throughout, making the
l I ~ sen 1or :. tne, pest prices.
nvse iacls anora an op5ect lesson
~ I'll These results could not nave
peen accomplished with prime GOOD
.eo"s alone, nor alone with good Ieed,
olaei slnsie feature. II re-
NJ. eu. tne yes. ~ a. al THESE thlnss, anu
ena1 requiies lntelllsence OF the pest
MUMMY penlnu then az. ana SO IL Is
SCI tnat success ~ ms as IN otneI
u ,,.aane .iileats u INDUSTRY s.arts anu
1,no;s1 nnu ~ vllunlpis ~ lueas VAN
uan Moik. ne muscles are tne nla-
.nS Sllnply, piopeiieu ny tne oi an
n .,,,,so,o nen a ne ii.ter - Wrong Tue
.,nas noo5 s. "i had .n ,ne Ia nt;1
nowo,e hoh;rd ~ - ~" 49, a., 80 ~ 10Y;
ia -, ;.aaa.ar,a - S H%, =! -, ~ t..
iasso,o +h;a ~ &c ~ ~; .ns 80
. ffords ~ NV INV VIA
80 49, O'' - -
Too Mnc, Meo1 ~ cro,r T.
llen IL IS Known tnat COW mas
eaten largely OF meal or grain one of
the the very pest remedies is few quarts
OF water not perhaps over gallon
at any one time; in half an hour let
her. nave another gallon and continue
t;,,,n ne e MS - 4ueicu u:- !ue nis.
,honr;,l. +ooa.eao,e,. 80 20 ~
st ..Is 60 ~ ~ :5ns anu
o,,,1 ada 49,. ~ - $50 elue a.sal,
49, a1u 10y: .ne S1nsl an! Nlnesai e.e,y
1Y1:t, ~ wv - slven uA1nA'
,,a,,1d ~ o', -. fns,4 ;n,a4 10y IoW
,uo,,1d %or ~ 49, baJ ~ .,,oton s . ,nas
o,,t;,.o1, t,;t,,I tJ 9e 49, va, pen
Wv, ", ,a4e,. - ;neie ~ plohein
as ;e e. 80 49, "a.e1 ,n!sseions wy noui,
49, =, - - ~ ac oe - - nouls
+;,, pou 49,, @ - psoa eoi.e' auu
s ..ol. u:, the lnJe:.ions, alsu 'He gu
81, un.i IN 49,, .oT 10 Wel1 VI ~ way ~
49,: eo'Ii iis slse as q eilnple, q
.io.i, laiti ~ ye.ell
-. -
49, -. 80 W -
e,.,,o,;o,, 80. 80, 70 ~ 49, ~ ~ n, % So,
- m' a. c,'4not ue hau' ~ 'oln -u
IL s, = ~
- 11;,,, c,,,;4,,
- Wv 800 VOL 'D" '' - -
the Northwest, SAD that a BOY or girl
entlrely lgnoraut or dalrylng was the
most promising material for making a
first-clegs butter maker in short
time. Prof. Henry r. Alvord. another
famous butter maker and now chief Of
the dairy division in tho United States
department Of agriculture, says: II
want to mention that the best two but
ter makers 1 ever had under my
charge Were a japanese and Creek
imam. they have never before seen
buttef3 mace, or any other dairy ope-
Ia tlons. nave told OF my success IN
s ees ~ ~ 49, pounus " put.e
)! ca :. ~ 800 ~, pounu: inIue ioI n,e
' ~ a. o wy w ~ l,0: LEVI ~ naue
o ou' ~ ei ~, - - .iiis .eii " en-
Youngsters Of real merit who feor thav
could NOT learn q trade where 50 MANY
fail. Bless your innocent SOM making
good bntter is as easy as rolling off = !