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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1914
Page
9
An article argues women can profit by running poultry farms drawing on natural taste for business. It describes hiring practices, labor tasks, and the need for managerial skill to supervise workers, feed sales, and market poultry products. It urges women to pursue professional farming, citing industry opportunities and profits.
A sprawling, fragmented reminiscence blends reflections on work, health, migration, and legal notices with mentions of judges, holidays, and civic life. The piece references workers, foundations, deportations, and the burdens of maintaining households amid policy shifts, tracing themes of duty and economy.
A disjointed report recounts Secretary Seward’s arrival in Europe, his attempted passage through a palace corridor blocked by a uniformed guard, and the scene surrounding his reception. It notes American citizens attending European courts by evening dress and contrasts booster versus boaster rhetoric.
In growing crops the plant must have food water air warmth and punchine. The feed is created by plant roots in soil rich with humus and air and is aided by proper spacing and plow furrows. The article explains how dead furrows and soil conditions affect nutrient availability and plant growth.
A field note explains wind erosion and mulching to reduce blowing. It stresses using well decomposed organic matter and crop residues to improve soil structure. It advises spraying or plowing under cover crops after late cultivation to maximize benefits for green manures and soil moisture retention.
A damaged OCR excerpt lists tree species with drought tolerance in Colorado and notes their relative hardiness. It mentions varieties such as white elm, bur oak, corkel, and elder, describes spacing of eight to twelve feet and cultivation during growth, and warns against crowding and stock damage.
An article discusses weed control in young growth, encourages tilling to kill weeds, and extols velvet beans as a high yielding forage crop. It notes beans yield 11 to 20 bushels per acre in Florida and bay-cured crop yields of three to four tons. Also mentions cows selecting feed and the silo as beneficial to dairying.
Reads as a dense stocky market column listing prices for cattle hogs grain eggs butter and produce from multiple regions. Mentions steers cows heifers feeders cutters and pork prices with scattered figures, plus notes on vegetables and fruit tensions. overall shows mixed commodity quotations and regional price points.
A crowded list of prices and quotes from New York Chicago and Omaha markets. Lead and tin prices show varied figures across cities with wheat corn and flax markets noted. Live stock quotations cover hogs cattle and sheep with values for heavy cattle and sows. Cotton futures in New York show May July August and December contracts with middling prices listed.
Governor Cote L Bleasy announced pardons for 29 convicts in a single week and 190 since taking office in January 1911. The group included murder arson lurteny practicing dentistry without license and two others. He praised the move as a step toward emptying the state penitentiary and converting it into an insane asylum.
Danver A A Jonen was chosen as permanent chairman of the irvlention conference. The organization committee report was adopted and recommended forming committees on the Carey get project, the Freeborn ion service, the dewertd and act are irrigation Metrics, and pursuing federal and azure cooperation to promote irrigation work.
Washington reports a record winter wheat crop may exceed 551 million bushels this year as USDA estimates reflect high yields. April 1 crop condition stood at 99.4 percent of normal, 8 percent above ten year average, with planting area around 6.5 million acres and favorable conditions expected to continue.
An early notice announces the Purity Congress convening in Kangas with a focus on moral reform and unity. The gathering invites public attendance and outlines procedural dates for the meeting.
A garbled summary notes plans and funding for long life research and exploration programs. Mentions Kansas State Mound and South American ventures, with references to the Fund for Exploring South America and a New York connection. Aims to describe efforts spanning many years and regions, including natural history and vaporate techniques.
Josiah L. Piskard, once a prominent figure in the Midwest thirty years ago, died in Pas ddim, California. He was ninety years old.
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