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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1907
Page
2
Farmers must provide full nutrition and stable care to heavy draft stock from foalhood. Relying on mere mating of mares to heavy stallions yields undersized, underperforming colts called chunks. Complete feeding, winter supplementation, and consistent breeding produce true drafters weighing 1600 pounds or more by age two to three, with high market values.
The article outlines establishing a farm water supply using wind power or gasoline, horse, or tread power. It describes building a frost-proof brick wall foundation, a two foot above ground wall, four feet deep below, and a creamery style tank chamber between, with local conditions guiding power choice.
Professor P G Holden argues that ear quality varies not from soil or moisture but from the parent plants. Selecting ears with strong producing power can raise overall yield. He notes fourteen ears per acre, wind powered water supply and stock watering plans across farm structures, with winter frost protection.
Farmers should grow soy beans and cow peas for livestock feed and soil improvement. These legumes fix nitrogen, enrich soil, and fit into rotations ahead of corn or wheat. Soy beans yield 20 to 30 bushels per acre on good ground. cow peas provide valuable hay. Plant after corn planting when soil is warm.
The Orange Judd Farmer extols the farmer as a leading agricultural element whose thinking drives profitability. It urges farmers to equip their households with ready knowledge and to foster educated children in practical farming subjects.
Notice advises gathering dry leaves to line the hen house and bury vegetables in the cellar. Vegetables stay edible all winter, and hens can scratch through the leaf litter for grain scraps.
Farmers should not waste corn fodder. each stalk represents time and money. Aim to bring stalks to the barn or feed yard and stack them nearby for feeding.
In November gloom, Captain Amundsen and the Gjoa crew were welcomed from Christianssand to Christiania. A grand reception with a salute, a public banquet, and honors from Premier Michelsen and the king followed, ending with praise for solving the Northwest Passage and a promise of further recognitions.
A jumbled exchange features an orator questioning public understanding over ten years and a series of aphorisms about growth. The dialogue references a child becoming a man and a neighborly ruckus describing a fatherly progression.
A humorous exchange compares town progress and library access with pay and public benefit. Father and son spar over costs hinting at community expectations and the value of free reading for all.
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