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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1938)
Thursday, Ortuber 13, 1938 The Gold Hill N ew s. Gold Hill, Oregon , F arm T o pic s THE SUNNY SIDE OF LIFE PREVENT DISEASE IN DAIRY CATTLE Clean Comics That AVill Amuse Both Old and Young Check Ailments Before They Start, Advises Expert. ** m r a Dr. CJeorge K Taylor, K alenelen D airy n . R u tsere U n iv ersity .—WNII S erv ice* Th« old adage, “an ounce of pre BIG TOP I"*'** • u Ph* n'- th « r ir ie in a a te r who » •« " Si»«" a Chine« Is make good. alter bar attack on “ Silk. WHV.’ S K O O K ie , \ GKC, MYRA I'M SURPRISED AT ' THAT GIVES MC AH > VtXJ 2 N O 6EMTUEMAH EVER MAKES LOYC > . IDEA 2 y . T£> A IAT>y WITH J HIS M A T O M lîy Y * a vention la worth a pound of cure," la doubly true In the caae of dis- eaaea In dairy cattle. Treatment, curea and control methoda get the aputllght while preventive meaaurea that maintain aound herd health take a back aeat. When not In trou ble dairymen seem satisfied to go along carelessly taking rhancea which may eventually lead to coatly difficulties. For yeara we have thought and talked disease and many continue to do ao. If aound herd health had been discussed aa much aa dlaeaae haa, we might have belter cattle health and less dlaeaae today. More progreaalve herd ownera are al ready anticipating dlaeaae problema and are taking conatructive atepa to prevent their occurrence. It la entirely possible that In the future veterinariana may be employed on a dlaeaae preventive baala rather than for dlaeaae treatment. The m ajority of diaeaaea and ail- menla of dairy cattle may be largely controlled by the adoption of proper management and herd practices, combined with Improved aclentiflc methoda of feeding. Dairymen ahould realize that proper manage ment, good feed and care are of paramount importance in the treat ment of dlaeaae. Herd ownera ’ should endeavor to follow or imitate nature aa c.oaely aa possible in all management and feeding practices. After all, it may be most difficult ; to deviute too far from nature and ! expect to get excellent results. For just one example consider the Importance of roughage in the ra tion of dairy cattle. Roughage is the natural feed that nature intend ed a dairy cow would consume. The feeding of concentrates hss become a necessity in order to satisfy the animals' requirements for higher levels of production. Nevertheless, grain is toxic to dairy cattle and unless the grain ration ia supple mented with a high quality rougly age serious difficulties w ill result. By ED WHEELAN A i.a U IE T S V HAVE. V IT. B O / ' WHY N O T W ANE' S k O O K ie P U T O N H IS O L D 'P O L IC E A C T ‘ WITH ALTA TO NIG HT ? THAT MIGHT M A K E ALTA BEHAVE H E R S E L F AND ALSO HELP TO TA K E H E R > V MIND OFF OK ' S l L K ' - Z ^ A SHORT TIM E L A T C R . MYRA TDOK 'S k O O K IE ' TD 'C R A C K * FUTTS, A L T A S PRESENT TRAINER. AND CXPLAIHCD TME SlTUATtOH - SURE, MYRA, IT'S O -k S YJiTH M E , B O T YOU'D BETTER TtLL'SlLK \ a b o u T IT .TOO ! y E P ’VrtEElA'J LALA PALOOZA Pinto Knows Good Food O H .D E A R , o h l CALM D E A R - PINTO IS I YOURSELP, LOST- FINO PINTO COUNTESS OUICK OR I’LL GET . HYSTERICAL I By RUBE GOLDBERG M A D A M , I'LL , H ELP YOU T Z i PRESENTO W A IT E R , F IN D P IN T O C A L L T H E P O L IC E f t C a l l >2a J - e v e r y - C v XL BODY K % I W H ER E’S P IN T O ? I ’M G O IN G T O F A IN T I ____ ’ SENATOR, 1 YES- SHALL I ' ANO BE QufCK SERVE THE CRABMEAT ABOUT LOUIE TH E IT ^FO U R TEEN TH ? Z T H E L IT T L E DARLING f H ER E V PINTO, PINTO S ’M ATTER PO P— A Fellah Hag to Remember These Thing«! By C. M. PAYNE Z 1 3 L A A -A A -A A ? > k V A IfW O W V S q V 'Aie LU U NCLE C V . 5 * 1 A "PETÍSO M S / T a c e m i & m t Tree ere? Yellow-Skinned Birds Indicate Past Service Hens of the yellow-akinned varie ties Indicate their past performance as layers by the amount of yellow pigment or coloring present in their beaks and shanks. Birds that re ceive normal amounts of yellow com in their ration store the pig ment, first in the beak—beginning at the base—and then in their shanks, when not laying. The more yellow color in the beak and shanks, the poorer the past performance. The beat poultrymen use this indi cator as a guide in removing the poorer layers. Hens usually do not moult and then stop laying, but quite to the contrary they stop laying and then moult, observes n w riter on the Montreal Herald. Birds that lay at a slower rate usually moult earlier in the season and carry a definite yellow beak and shunk color at the time they start to moult. The removal of these unprofita ble birds can be most easily accom- plished at night with the aid of a flashlight to locate them while on the roost. MESCAL IKE R Just Like Downtown, Almost r& KE . T U I 5 am ' G O r O Æ R T O T U ' OÛPBER ■S H O P A M ' G t T S Ò R < U C x lR C U T W H I L E B U Y IN G ^ Á H E R . G R O C E R IE S / bY S- P O P — T echnically Speaking U H u n tle y . T ra d e M xrk Re«, U . R. P at. Ofllee) By J. MILLAR WATT In the Feed Lot There is nothing more importent than to practice cleanliness in the poultry yard and houses. • • • Many good hens have been forced out of production during hot weather because of heavy infestation of lice and mites. • • • The yield per acre of cotton In Brazil is considerably larger than the North American average. • • • Live stock specialists say that pound for pound, wheat is worth slightly more than corn for feeding farm animals. • • « According to the Iowa experiment station, ground corn is worth 20 to 25 per cent more as feed for cows than ear corn. • • • Coarse ground corn ia said to be worth more as cow feed than is fine ly ground corn—and it costs less to grind. • • * Guernsey cows are the product of 10 centuries of breeding which start ed on the Islands of Guernsey and Alderney. « • • Most poultrymen discontinue arti ficial light late in the fall so the hens can molt before cold weather and rest before the next laying or breeding season. • • • □ I ] D CARPENTER’S ASSISTANT Chief—Do you believe in life after death? Office Boy—Yes, sir. • Chief—Then everything is in or der. After you had gone off for the afternoon yesterday to bury your grandfather, he came in here to see you.—Stray Stories magazine. Getting Tired “ Is your daughter improving in her music?” "No. But the next best thing is happening. She's getting tired of it ! ” Courtesy Manager (pointing to cigarette end on floor)—Smith, is this yours? Smith (pleasantly)—Not at all, sir. You saw it first. MOVIES AS EDUCATION Boogy—You must be very fond of the movies, Woogy, to go three nights a week. Woogy—To tell the truth, Boogy, I ’m not keen about a lot of the shows they have nowadays, but I have to go to understand what m y young sters are talking about. F»THER,T*OM I H i l t f A l l - fltŸùlRBORW W H t« * (S ATTHIHÓ JUNIOR » k ' ifllR R FOR ss menit stw^-wuvra JUNIOR SfORJ fl) »SK WN»f US-ffHS Î 0 MUFTI f P Ht WIN1S IT TOR »NO WILL W FROM CURB0»RP HF P l» i CKTtM WITM HIM »ND HASTENS « W H LATCR ? CFLLRR STRlOS RrftlRNS SIW1N6 NI i M W t f TiND |T, BUT WH»T is T h is T ool T h » t F»S ON IvORK BCNOH Pepsodent Powder Sales Skyrocket . . . Thanks to Remarkable IRIUM More than two-thirds of the cot ton sold by American farmers dur ing the crop year is marketed be fore December 1. • • * House cleaning in preparation for pullets should be done carefully, especially if disease has been present. THE EXPLANATION By G L U Y A S W IL L IA M S Pepsodent alone o f all tooth powders containa remarkable Irium I * TW iR rt D r il l , FS K IH 6 « T S B R L iflT P l R f í - in h a t M MOV D î t IT TOR TÍONS W M tR t RATtH tf StRClN-PRlNfR 6 'Copyright. by The Hell »» M irate. 1er » « M B IIP Tb ASK i r A « S O L A R V R tlN DRIVER WoOLP PO ? M f S t W M A6AIN. 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