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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1909
Page
7
Government experts and other prominent writers offer diverse insights on farming topics. The section gathers guidance on crops soil health and livestock care with aims to inform readers about best practices and policy impacts.
Plans by Prof H H Dean of Ontario Agricultural College outline a combined dairy ice house and creamery. A 12 by 12 foot building with balloon frame and tight air spaces costs about 500 to 600 dollars. The design emphasizes proper insulation air circulation between ice house and refrigerator and options for smaller budgets.
The article argues breeders should publish license and breeding data for stallions and mares. It cites Minnesota and Wisconsin laws, notes high license uptake, and discusses New Jersey and Pennsylvania parallels, including costs, examinations, and posters.
A detailed guide to initiating an orchard with young stock. Emphasizes planting age, sourcing from direct nurseries, avoiding agents, early spring setting, proper heeling, and meticulous transplanting. Stresses mulching, pruning, and creating strong scaffold branches while preventing rodent and rabbit damage.
A farmers note on affordable drainage tools and methods to reduce spring holes. It describes a simple soil loosener built from a plank and frons, plus a low cost digging approach to reach two feet, with guidance on tiling and outlets. Also notes milk income from Missouri cows and practical milking time.
Pasteurization is praised for improving faulty milk but considered unnecessary for pure milk. Authorities advise feeding pasteurized milk to children when city-sold milk may be unsafe, though pure milk should not be altered.
Reported world race figures claim 600,000,090 white 700,000,000 yellow 215,009,000 black 85,000,000 brown or Malayan and 15,000,000 red or American Indians, numbers likely unreliable and uncontexted in the source text.
A satirical dialogue depicts a suffragette leader mocking razors, a meek man defending his wife’s razor use for sharpening pencils, and a caricatured candidate Bim Piffe for reeve. The scene unfolds in Plunkville with accusations of wit and political satire.
An Englishman boasts of his great-great grandfather becoming a lord by a king on a shilling. His Yan kee companion counters with his great-great-grandfather becoming an angel by an Indian on a cent.
The Lord Chamberlains post bag on Friday and Saturday will reach mammoth proportions with three to four thousand letters daily. Applicants seek summons to attend the court or to present a daughter or daughter-in-law and many specify whether they prefer the earlier or later court, which is accommodated where possible.
A historical clipping asserts that among its possessions Britain exhibits a ratio of six colored persons to every white in its empire. The remark reflects contemporaneous racial views tied to imperial reach.
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