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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1908
Page
6
A broad survey covers alfalfa profitability and crop choices, egg storage, fruit handling, and dairy work. It notes price swings in hogs and eggs, advocates pruning timing, suggests water glass for eggs, and discusses post preservation for longer fence life and cost savings.
The text argues that character behind a promise to pay matters more than current wealth. It contrasts two men: a $75 monthly earner who squanders and becomes a deadbeat, and a frugal, reliable spender with a smaller salary whose credit remains solid. It urges young workers to blend earnings discipline with honest financial conduct.
The text argues debt can build savings and discipline if a young man has persistence, industry, health, and earning potential. It warns the lazy or poor managers should avoid large debts and remain in low financial obligation. It concludes debt is justified only for those made of the right stuff.
On June 1 open for entry under the Carey act 75000 acres in Eden Valley Sweetwater County Wyoming remaining from a 100000 acre tract. Entry price 30.50 per acre includes perpetual water right with 3.25 upfront and ten yearly installments. Applicants 21 or over who have not used the Carey act before may apply without site visit. 30 days residence needed for title. Further details from the register of public lands Washington.
An article urges farmers to curb weed pests with crop rotation including clover and sheep grazing in fields after harvest. It argues these practices reduce weed pressure and promote more rational, profitable farm management.
A writer defends a man labeled stingy, showing the real picture: he is prudent with money to support a large family, educates an orphan, and cares for dependents. Exteriors mislead. judge not lest ye be judged.
James I grants John Stowe letters patent under the great seal dated March 8 1603 authorizing him to beg and collect voluntary gratuities from Londoners. Stowe died April 5 1605 and was buried at St Andrew Undershaft where a widow funded monument remains.
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