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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1923

Page

1

Crowded Garden Causes Poor Yields and Transplanting Errors

Overcrowding is the major fault of gardeners. Thin seedlings promptly using seed packet directions and a ruler. Transplant when true leaves appear and avoid long roots by early transplanting to prevent stunting and root damage.

Herbs Like Mellow Soils And Drying Methods

This guide notes herbs prefer rich mellow soil and should be cut on a dry day before full bloom. Dry foliage is used for flavoring, best preserved by rubbing fine and sealing in dry cans. Sage is the largest plant quantity. several pickings occur per plant before blooming.

Good Start for Chicks

The poultryman reports a strong start for spring chicks after providing breeder hens with attentive care to boost health and productivity.

Aggie the champion grade cow of the year

Aggie, a pure Holstein daughter, tops the Wisconsin College of Agriculture list with five year totals of 10 012 gallons of milk and 4 002 pounds of butter earning 2 180 49. Her annual average profit over feed costs is 245 85. Herd owner D W Hu enink of Cedar Grove Wisconsin promotes cow testing associations across 452 groups nationwide and 127 in Wisconsin.

Aggie Wisconsin College of Agriculture Cow Testing Association United States D. W. Huenink Cedar Grove Wisconsin

Dipping Follows Shearing To Rid Sheep Of Ticks

Ticks still cause losses by hindering thrift in flocks. After shearing, farmers dip sheep and lambs with a standard creosote dip to kill ticks. Prof. C. W. Hickman of the university advises a thorough wetting of all parts and a re-dip in two to three weeks if ticks reappear.

C. W. Hickman University Animal Husbandry Department

Plump Oats as Seed Hinges on Climate

Plump heavy oats may make good seed but success depends on the climate where grown. The note stresses knowing the specific growing conditions to judge seed quality and future performance.

Layers Need Ground Grain In Mash For Growth And Laying

A mash made from ground grain or its by products and animal protein is essential for both growing chickens and laying hens, forming a basic ration.

Drill in Soy Beans for Economical Planting

Drill in soy beans like small grain to cut costs whether seed or hay. The growing crop is cultivated with harrow, weeder, or rotary hoe to improve efficiency.

When to Cut Clover for Silage

Guidance on cutting sweet clover for silage advises delaying until fall after sufficient growth from grain harvest or when sown alone. At that time the crop may be run into the silo.

Space Between Rows in the Garden

The minimum space between rows in gardens is usually set by the cultivation tools available. The rule assists proper airflow and access for weeding and harvesting.

Pedigreed Marks on Small End for Fragments Post Hatch

A note explains that markings indicating pedigree should be placed on the small end of eggs since the large end often shows fragmentary damage after hatching. The guidance emphasizes preserving readable identifiers on the smaller portion.

Woman and friend wed after poker night surprise

The Woman explains she married Peter on Saturday after returning Friday morning. Peter’s poker friends were pleased and bought a tea-set, proving poker players aren’t so bad, despite plans to keep her away.

Peter New York Sun

Red Cross Ball Blue Promises Rust-Free Laundry

An old advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue for laundry, claiming it prevents rust spots caused by inferior bluing and invites readers to try the product and see for themselves.

Kept Record Of Admirers In Indianapolis

Betty, an Indianapolis stenographer with many admirers, explains her method for remembering names. She recalls meeting a handsome old acquaintance, forgot his name, and plans to find his photograph tonight to recognize him tomorrow.

Betty Indianapolis Indianapolis News

Grape-Nuts Promises Natural Vitamin Boost

An advertisement extols Grape-Nuts as a natural vitamin source from wheat and milk, claiming modern refined foods lack key elements. It highlights easy digestion, scientific nourishment, and health benefits, urging regular use as a body builder with economy and convenience.

Postum Cereal ,Co Inca Battle Creek Michigan

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