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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1908
Page
7
Tuberculosis in Domestic Stock and Its Control
An article on how tuberculosis affects cattle and hogs, how it spreads through auctions and dairy byproducts, and steps dairy farmers can take to prevent infection. It details early signs, diagnosis via tuberculin tests, and recommended practices for testing, segregation, and disinfection to protect herds and human consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Futura
Hoppers for Dry Poultry Feeding Tested at Cornell Station
The New York Cornell station reports on hopper feeding of dry mash for laying and meat fowls. The device reduces labor and crowding, resists waste, and is rat proof with a galvanized iron design. Trials note variable suitability by breed and age, but praise constant access to dry mash for health and production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Rice
R. C. Lawry
New York
Cornell
New York Cornels
New York Cornell Station
New York Cornell
Bulletin
The Plague of Flies and How to Keep Them Out
A guide to common house flies and other species, their breeding in excrement and garbage, and practical steps to remove decaying matter. Keep garbage sealed, screen openings, darken rooms, and limit food odors to reduce infestations. Special notes on blue bottles and pomace flies.
Farm Poultry and Orchard Pruning Tips Highlight Rural Methods
The article emphasizes farm poultry as the nation's key poultry source with lower upkeep costs and higher profitability. It notes waste forage and insects as major farm feed sources and urges pruning of raspberries and blackberries by removing last season canes and shortening new shoots. It also advises raking and burning fallen brush to reduce hazards.
Where Will It End Uncle Sam and Timber Use
The piece questions U S government timber consumption now about three times the annual forest growth and asks what actions will be taken to address the imbalance. It highlights concerns over resource management and the sustainability of timber supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Your Stand of Alfalfa
Instructions for alfalfa and fall grain farmers on field preparation using disks and harrows. It covers timing, implement settings, seed sowing cautions, and methods to improve soil moisture, weed control, and future yields, with advice on crop rotation and wheat harrowing for weed suppression.
A Word of Approval and A European Son In Law
A dialogue snippet shows a couple discussing marriage and a family’s view on a European son in law. Mr Comrox weighs in with guarded approval while avoiding public quarrels. The exchange hints at cultural tensions and guarded etiquette within a family.
Say I Yelled Mr Splurge In Ham Sandwich Fracas
A theatrical exchange unfolds as a guest about to attack a sandwich is thwarted by a patron who quips about ham and rented chicken sandwiches for the evening. The scene hints at playful dinner theater banter and a humorous interruption.
Accustomed to It Yes I'm Engaged to an Actor
The speaker says she is engaged to an actor and notes the proposal was not romantic. He appeared unprepared lacking a spotlight, revealing a casual and humorous tone about the engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
John
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. L. Russell
CTIVE
John B. Smith
George L. Farrell
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