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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1918
Page
5
The United States Department of Agriculture marks its thousandth Farmers' Bulletin with a shift to concise, illustrated, user friendly text. Short sentences replace verbose phrasing, Latin terms are trimmed, and designs invite broader appeal while preserving core facts on crop systems and wartime canning methods.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports in Farmers Bulletin 877 that corn yields more human food per acre than most crops, except navy beans and soybeans for energy and protein. It notes soybeans lead in protein per acre, while dairy cows supply milk efficiently and hogs convert grain to meat best, with five times as much per acre as other animals.
The fire hazard should guide location and construction of all new farm buildings. Grouped structures risk total loss from a single blaze, so place new buildings to minimize fire spread. Concrete construction is advised for smokehouses incubator rooms and other small fire prone structures for durability and low maintenance.
Fall cleaning of the garden helps reduce potato bugs cutworms and plant diseases by removing and burying old crop remains such as cabbage stalks and tomato vines. The ground should be plowed or sowed to rye or crimson clover to expose pests to freezing and deter future outbreaks. One method is fall plowing to control corn root aphids.
Oil companies secure acreage in Ironine basin and Sunset Oil gains Lance Creek lease. Casper notes heavy prospecting west and southwest of the city. Prohibition amendments pass widely with Republicans claiming state control. Warren and Mondell lead ticket wins, with minor casualties in service and deaths from influenza. Cheyenne reports waning contagion and ongoing Red Cross strays plan.
Percy expresses gladness about an oval wartime omen in a playful dialogue with Dorle. The exchange centers on Al’s remark that the war’s progress remains unclear while the scene hints at London context and lighthearted wordplay.
A fragment hints at a discussion about a location overlooked for peering into German suspects and a lighthearted aside about a place called loland. The text remains unclear on specifics or outcomes.
Devotional reading based on Genesis 37 to 47 contrasts Joseph the beloved son with his brothers’ jealousy. It traces his dreams, the mission to seek his brothers, the plot against him, his brothers’ cruelty, the coat in blood, and Jacob’s later consequences, linking to types of Christ and mercy.
The late General Booth was asked to send a single word message to Salvation Army stations worldwide and chose "Others" after reflection. The choice condensed into a whole sermon on sacrifice and service to others.
A brief devotional note asserts obedience as the key to knowing doctrine from God. The piece emphasizes submission to will and aligns understanding with faithful living.
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