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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1915
Page
7
A detailed guide offers simple projects for youths to make from common materials. Construct frame nets, backstops, and storage items with basic carpentry steps and inexpensive components. It covers frames, sacks, shelves, spool racks, a cloth-covered box, and a bolster roll for beds.
Gov Kelly argues for feeding dairy cows with health and calf development in mind. He warns against feeding for production alone, noting limits to profitable intake, the need for bone and muscle forming foods, and rest periods after milking and calving. He links cow health to calf vitality and cautions overtaxing cattle.
The common hen louse is pale yellow, wingless, about one twentieth inch long, and six-legged. It moves rapidly on feathers and completes transformation on the host, spreading between birds at night. Eggs are small and oval, laid in clusters on feathers and hatch in about eight days, with possible months of unhatched eggs in cool conditions.
New York agricultural experiment station urges use of limestone to neutralize soil acidity. It asserts limestone is as effective as other lime forms, sometimes more so, when applied in liberal quantities every three to five years. Cooperative grinding options may enable neighbors to share equipment.
Large milk producers favor raising their own cows for future herds. Extra milker can add about 1000 quarts per season worth around 60 dollars, offsetting the cost of a calf. Use heifers from top milking cows sired by a thoroughbred bull. Careful feeding and management build a profitable herd.
In Mexico sweet peas show promise as a cover crop while New Mexico sows them late September or early October. In the East, New York latitude, autumn planting risks loss unless planted six to eight inches deep. Results suggest hardy easy growing traits for the crop.
An old farming note suggests breaking corn and feeding it to hens to encourage foraging labor. It argues that such a task yields more benefits than simply providing ready corn. The idea emphasizes mental and physical activity in poultry management.
Uncle Ozias Pike interrupts with a defiant “About the war” remark as a crowd hushes and demands action. He shouts back “Shet up about the war” while insisting the war is not the issue and condemns the crowd’s threats with a pointed, curdled rebuke.
A fragmentary text notes masculine banter with insults such as old ass blithering idiot and other epithets. It claims verbose exclamations including silly jackanapes and whopper while mentioning violence and property abuse tied to a divorced guit and a friend’s life.
About 800 farmers in Minnesota belong to a local union chapter as organizers report growing membership amid cooperative efforts. The group aims to boost bargaining power and community projects across rural counties.
The Milledgeville college board tests a candidate by speaking German French and English and ends with a final question on primate calls. The applicant cannot answer the monkey language query and is rejected.
A quip from an exchange about a fish weighs in on a line by a boastful speaker. The dialogue playfully contrasts a real catch with a figurative one on his mind.
In a witty exchange a speaker asks about belief in a higher power. The retort humorously notes marriage as a personal decree to belief. A separate line claims the pope stays within Vatican precincts, highlighting style of satirical_OBS.
A vivid description portrays the peak of Teneriffe extending its shadow over the ocean for 60 miles. The scene emphasizes the mountain's stature and the sea’s vast expanse as light dims along the horizon.
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