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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1908
Page
7
Advice on growing alfalfa stresses dry, well drained soil and avoidance of wet feet. It notes that shallow water near four feet hinders growth and deep roots may not overcome wet conditions. Additionally, guidance on potato vine spraying varies with season, recommending start at six inches and repeat every ten days to two weeks.
In Rutland Vermont during prohibition two men shared the name W. C. Jones. One was a bank teller who claimed no ties to a saloon keeper, then vanished with over 15000 dollars. The other, a cigar store operator with a saloon, was jailed for liquor selling, and both notices urged not to confuse their identities.
A guide describing Linnaeus rhubarb as an early tender variety with large yields and low acid content. It covers planting with six by four foot spacing, minimal cultivation, leaf trimming to reduce wilting, mulching in fall, and harvesting methods. Yield potential stated at about 35 to 40 dollars per acre per month.
The Warmers Advocate describes early horn destruction as safer and easier than dehorning mature cattle. It advises clipping around the button, applying caustic potash carefully to form a scab, then reapplying if needed, noting risks to eyes and skin and the goal of preventing horn growth.
The iron crown, famed as the nail-made relic, is linked to Agilulf's 591 coronation and later worn by Charlemagne Henry II Frederick IV Charles V and Napoleon. In 1806 it passed to Victor Emmanuel and is now carefully kept at Mongav near Milan.
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