Indigestion Relief Reported From Chamberlain’s Tablets
A Peru Indiana resident R F Erwin writes that a year ago he suffered indigestion biliousness and constipation. After using Chamberlain's Tablets he experienced quick relief and urges others with digestion trouble to try them.
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Chamberlain
R. F. Erwin
Peru
Indiana
Dco
Quack Grass Easy to Kill by Plow and Disk
A U.S. Department of Agriculture guide explains killing quack grass on sod or pasture by mid-summer plowing just under the turf using a Scotch bottom plow, then repeating disk harrow treatments every ten days. If dry soils hinder plowing, disk alone works. spring plowing buries dead roots to prevent regrowth.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Fresh Milk Safety and Proper Storage Practices
Dairy specialists advise scalding vessels to remove bacteria and mold spores and storing milk in clean, cool places. Do not mix fresh and old milk, keep covered to prevent odors, and maintain 50 degrees Fahrenheit or lower to keep milk sweet for 12 to 24 hours after delivery. In hot weather, ice box temperatures should stay at or below 50F to prevent souring.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Make Profit With Alfalfa From Repeated Cultivation
Long term alfalfa growers practice annual cultivation at least once or twice a year to suppress bluegrass. The common harrow is used, with spring-tooth cultivators often yielding better results. Most weed control occurs during dry summer periods. A Iowa State test showed yields rose by nearly one ton per acre with cultivation.
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Towa Agricultural Experiment Station
Concrete Poultry Floor Pays Off In Two Years
Concrete floors in poultry houses cost more to install but repay the extra expense in two years through reduced labor and cleaner eggs. Dirt floors cause more work and higher cleaning costs, making concrete the wiser long term choice.
Air tight wall required for effective silos
Building a silo demands an air tight wall around walls and bottom. Any material like wood cement tile iron or plaster can work if the silo is air and moisture tight and the ensiled material is properly packed. Mold protection hinges on excluding air and proper ensiling.
Reinforce Inside of Silo With Wood Hoops
In high wind areas reinforce the silo interior by adding wooden hoops at the top and bottom. Thin weather boarding is nailed to the staves to create four hoops of four to five thicknesses. Strips are 8 by 10 feet and may be soaked to bend easier.
Capacity of cow’s stomach limits pasture intake
The bulky nature of pasture grass limits how much a cow can eat to meet nutrient needs for maximum milk production. Therefore part of the ration should be more concentrated forage. Good pasture provides succulent and nutritious grasses for balanced feeding.
Foreclosures Listed in Montana District Court Notices
Two district court foreclosure summons appear for Teton County Montana. First action names Capital Trust and Savings Bank as plaintiff against Arnold W Springer and Etta Springer, seeking mortgage foreclosure on 160 acres in section 28 township 25 north range 1 east. Second action lists Manford B Hughes and Mary Hughes as defendants, with mortgage foreclosure on 320 acres in sections 21 and 22 township 24 north range 6 west, recorded 1919. Both require answers within twenty days and note court dates in May 1921.
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District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of Teton
Capital Trust and Savings Bank
Arnold William Springer
Etta Springer
Choutenai County
State of
Montana
Montana Principal Meridian
County of
Teton
Manford B. Hughes
Mary Hughes
F. A. Cochran
A. D. Buyas
L. F. Holt
Teton County
Atall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cold Prevention
An old advertisement explains that ATALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE builds up the system and cleanses the blood to reduce susceptibility to colds. It warns that repeated acute catarrh may become chronic and claims internal action through the blood to ease inflammation. Drugstores offer the product and free circulars from EB J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
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Atall
EB. J, Cheney & Co
Toledo, Ohio
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