ELITE SHOE
eusiNtss
ACROSS rtiOM
HOUR?
IE PAIR
9 TO 5
LAUNDRY
REAL ESTATE
M 0 SNODGRASS
FARMS-LOTS--ACREAGE
MORE LISTINGS NEEDED
UJtLOinG & fURCHlPE WORK
GATES TIRES
REunncL corivERSion
EURTIERS & PARTS
6 AS
& i
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VOICE RECITAL.
Mrs. Timothy Eonnossy is presenting Duane
Huntley in a Voice Recital at the United
Protestant Church Parlors Sunday afternoon
at 4:00 p.r.i, Larry Stock rill be tho guest
ortifit.
Tho Program is-as follov’s:
I
T7ho is Sylvia . Franz Schubert *
Serenade Franz Schubert
'Pier' ore You "alk Handel
4
II
'Comfort Ye My People from ! Vs ical-i-Handel
Every Valley Shall be Hxnited—from Musical
by Handel
Total Hclinso !?rom Sanson by Handel
III
Scarf3 Dance Charnado
Larry Stock
Intermission
TV
!!'A-'pari Tutt1 Anor from Martha bv
Fredrick Von Flo tO'
Cario Mio Pen.
V
’^altz Durand
Larry Stock
VI
The 31 in d Ploranan
Trade *”inds
’’.hen I Have Sung ny Songs
Robert Clark
Frederick Heel
Ernest Charles
PROTEIN NEEDED FOR t'CWS
Experiments conducted at Cornell University
on the feeding of cows in regards to the
amount of milk they give showed what is
required by the dairy cow. The demonstra
- tors used two*examples, one cow fed grass
or grain hay and the other mixed hay. Ra
puirements for maintenance and milk pro
duction are based on many experiments con
ducted to determine the protein and total
digestible nutrients (T.E.E.) needs of the
cow.
3oth examles here are of 1200 lb. cows
giving 4.3^ milk.
Cow ”o. I lbs.protein lbs.TUN
Maintenance .7 9,5
'.‘ilk production of
40 lbs daily
Total
1.8
2.5
15.8
23.5
Needs—
30 lbs grass or grain
.hay 1.0
13' lb's of 16fS .Dairy
mixture_1_._6_
2,6*
14.4
9.4
23.3
Cow No II.
Maintenance
401b milk production
.7
1*8
2.5
9.5
13 iO
Total
Needs
30 lbs Mixed clover £:
1.8’
1,2
16.8