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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1920
Page
6
United States Department of Agriculture advocates simple adaptable farm accounting. It stresses daily short entries, annual inventory, and flexible systems to reveal true profitability. Accounting aids in buying and selling and supports cost estimation for farms of all sizes.
The 1916 to 1920 study by the Bureau of Crop Estimates shows plow land values rising nationally from 58.39 in March 1916 to 60.0 in 1920, with the largest yearly gain from 1919 to 1920. The South sees the fastest four-year rise, while New England and Middle Atlantic states show the slowest rates. the corn belt sees strong upward movement.
The text advises planting seeds in moist soil not wet or sticky, hauling out manure and straw stacks, and scattering fit on fields. It mentions timothy and clover mixtures for pastures, and suggests farmers would find garden yields valuable if they kept records.
The United States Department of Agriculture explains market reporting through market stations in major cities. It describes how data on fruits, vegetables, livestock, dairy, hay, grain, and seeds move from stations to dealers and readers, promoting fair, up-to-date, unbiased information nationwide.
Iowa State College expert George W. Godfrey says silage solves the problem of starting steers on feed. It is bulky enough to prevent overeating and helps cattle acclimate to corn taste, whether Western range cattle or native stock. A start with silage allows a smoother transition to grain and improves early weight gain. Silage, when used before grain, puts cattle in good condition for later rations.
Legumes such as alfalfa clover lespedeza cowpeas soy beans peanuts contain considerably more protein and carbohydrates than non legume hays like Johnson grass timothy prairie sorghum.
At the University of Missouri, colts rise from 562 pounds on September 15 to 897 pounds on April 21 with a daily ration of 8.42 pounds of half shelled corn and half oats plus 7.8 pounds of hay. Small silage may be fed but large amounts hinder growth. bran and some oil meal help. Exercise, water, and good quarters are essential to avoid long-term stunting and lifelong handicap.
Digestible hay contains 48.8 lbs of usable nutrients per 100 lbs, about three times corn silage. While silage is more palatable and digested easily, timothy hay at $10 per ton equates to roughly $4 per ton of silage in value.
A missionary on Blackhead Island Cumberland Sound built a seal skin church on whalebone girders and tins for seals as Eskimos lacked a meeting place. Severe cold frustrated food supplies and wolves were left with only bones. A second missionary crafted an entire church of snow with seating and pulpit carved from ice.
A new fading testing invention uses a powerful 2800 watt lamp with specially assigned electrodes to test about 40 samples at once. During exposure, a portion of each sample is shielded to allow comparison after the test.
A witty exchange notes how a wife coerces punctual service by persuasive talk and firm commitment. The jest implies clever negotiation and setting a firm date with the supplier.
A witty exchange contrasts valetudinarian and prohibitionist labels, with one speaker denying illness and affirming strict anti alcohol stance, reflecting temperance era dialogue.
An advertising note claims Cuticura Soap doubles razor efficiency and promotes skin purity comfort and health. It pledges no mug slimy soap germs waste or irritation even with daily double shaves and touts one soap for shaving bathing and shampooing.
A visiting city schoolteacher hears boys recount good turns done during the week. One scout says he helped an old lady across the street. Another reports bringing his teacher water when she was unwell. The reply: a scout is courteous.
The text claims Dobbs shows no evident affection toward his wife yet notes he provides money on demand. It contrasts apparent neglect with financial support given when his wife asks, suggesting tension between public perception and private actions.
A concise note frames salvation as free yet requires adherence to prescribed rules, emphasizing obligation after acceptance.
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