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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1909
Page
4
Farm and Garden discusses building a water trough without steel reinforcement. It covers wall thickness for 10 by 2 by 2 foot troughs, concrete mixes, foundation preparation, and procedures including placing wire fabric, layering concrete, curing, and sealing the interior with Portland cement.
A farmer adapts a car in a shed to drive a dairy separator and other machinery. Rolling wheels link to belts and pulleys, equalizing tire wear while the car’s side torque is contained by props. No governor means manual throttle control, sometimes with a boy supervising the throttle to prevent sudden shutdowns.
An eastern firm closed contracts in Spokane for more than 1,000,000 dollars of Washington and Oregon apples for eastern and European markets. Purchaser aims to hit one million dollars before returning home after touring orchards in central Idaho and western Montana. He bought 30,000 boxes from Meadow Lake, contracted for 90,000 boxes in Hood River and Mosier, 25,000 boxes from Dumas orchards at Walla Walla, and 15,000 from Garfield. Prices paid in Hood River were among the highest ever, with up to 5 cents per pound for top grades and up to 2.75 a box for first-grade Washington apples. The piece discusses packing, market sustainability, and dairy production figures, noting U.S. apple output and per-capita butter consumption.
The department of agriculture expands the Farmers Institutes to include women. Led by Professor John Hamilton, the program aims to improve home life, sanitation, cooking, water, ventilation, and household administration for farm families. Early adoption spans 21 states with plans for nationwide growth and bulletins for farm women. A California inventor demonstrates a feather brooder alternative to flame heat, using feather clusters to hatch eggs and simplify chick care.
A fragmented readable text reports a newspaper item from Lahore regarding a local event. It mentions a person or team and a paper, with unclear details due to OCR errors but preserves place and general action.
A fragment asks if a politician can be a good Christian. The line invokes Senator Ingalls of Kansas and a biblical phrase about God. The source is damaged and unclear.
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