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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1891
Page
8
Fragmented verse describes a homecoming scene with scattered imagery and partial names. A New York Commercial Advertiser stamp hints at a newspaper context while lines drift through gardens, waves, and stars. The piece presents mood and fragments rather than a clear narrative.
The piece argues women should work beyond traditional roles while noting strong yet divided public opinion. It contends that economic necessity and society’s constraints pressure women into public work, yet many men resist female competition and fear loss of male prerogatives. It stresses equal opportunity must coexist with respect for feminine virtues.
A Trouville Duchess arrives late to the opening of a charity bazaar in Tronville. Her white check dress contrasts with a black glove after a wrong pairing by her maid sparking a fashion stir. other ladies adopt matching black gloves, altering local style.
The illustration shows a brooder with a detachable top and a ground sunk option. It uses a lamp or kerosene stove beneath a sheet iron shield, with four corner air holes to vent smoke and allow cooling air to circulate. The unit is a yard square, with lamp housing ten inches deep, and a smoke tube extending through the wooden wall.
Instructions describe building a poultry brooder with a tank on a wooden floor using six 1 inch thick boards 8 feet long. It details air gaps of half an inch, cold air holes near center sides, and lamp components with a cloth curtain. References Lewis Poultry Book 1971 and parts from Lewis Hankin Bell and Odal Gurden.
A long excerpt covers profitable poultry and mule breeding in rural Illinois and Ontario’s fight against foul brood in bees. It cites Luther Birons’ breeding notes, explains methods for rearing mules, feeding, and turning them out to pasture, then shifts to Ontario's foul brood inspector program and hygienic treatment steps to protect bee colonies and prevent disease spread.
The article discusses profitable duck and fish ponds fed by a brook, with care to prevent fish escape using galvanized netting. It notes January 1801 U S sheep numbers at 43,500,000 and highlights Texas as a leading wool state with about 9,000,000 sheep, plus large numbers in New Mexico and Utah. It mentions obtaining stocking stock from state or federal fish commissions and stresses practical farming profits.
A strong editorial argues cattle supply cannot meet demand for years. It urges better breeding and feeding, early corn planting, and selective culling of poor breeders. Proposes a statistical bureau to track cattle trade and notes English and American seed shipments influence markets.
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