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Newspaper
Columbia County Republican
Location
Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1913
Page
2
Agricultural tips cover keeping healthy stock for eggs and milk, care for horses and cattle, housing and air needs for chickens, feeding and forage values, humane handling, and orchard cleanup. Emphasis on sanitation, proper care, and soil humus for future crops.
The article explains recognizing acute cholera in hogs by symptoms such as loss of appetite chills trembles and cross hind legs. It describes that serum is preventive not curative and outlines vaccination and artificial immunity, along with precautions, storage, and aftercare and sanitation steps to avoid spread.
Report notes how beans and other leguminous plants enrich soil by fixing atmospheric nitrogen. It highlights farmers cultivating beans, alfalfa, clover, and soy to improve soil health and sustain crop yields across farm plots.
An unclear fragment discusses percentages in an FDA context and references water content. It cites 10 percent, 85 percent water, 46 percent and other garbled figures, mentioning items like tat and sit nein. Details are unreadable, and no coherent event or entities are identified.
Farmers advised busy flocks produce more eggs with careful management. Keep hens sheltered from blustery weather and provide ample sunshine. Feed roots cooked or raw and chopped, sprinkle lime on crop boards sparingly, and maintain clean poultry houses to reduce ammonia. Ducks mature faster and can be productive up to seven years. Choose healthy, vigorous birds and avoid mongrels.
A grower explains spacing strawberries eighteen to twenty inches apart and cultivating in one direction. He notes land moisture and richness affect variety success, citing the Gandy variety on 20 to 30 acres as productive. Local climate may favor other late ripening profitable kinds.
An vintage guide by Vernon Hartsock outlines building a grape arbor with four 4x4 posts at seven feet, braced and anchored by taut wires. For lengths up to seven feet use 4x4. beyond fifty feet require 6x6. A vine trellis can shade a walk with a low fence attached.
The Oregon college horticaltere division offers pruning guidance: select three or four strongest new canes from last season, bend to about two feet, and train one-year shoots to four, two-year shoots to three or four, and keep four-year branches.
N Ravening Post notes a fond mother calling for an annual MGW meeting for the Reginald clan and suggests Harold as a model for Hazelstwage store expansion through Thysa books over three years.
A quote debate centers on a small public building valued at 160000, with contrasting views on whether the price is ruinous or surprisingly affordable. The exchange suggests scrutiny of municipal spending and perceived value.
A report notes a substantial rise in food imports this year, with totals surpassing last year's figures. Major categories and participating agencies are highlighted, indicating growing consumer access and domestic demand.
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