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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1914
Page
8
The piece argues to improve dairy barns with concrete floors and cement mangers, wider feeding alleys, and better gutters. It urges visiting modern barns, planning a phased remodel, and fixing up the barn this fall to ease winter work while preserving productive features.
The Independent Partner notes a simple concrete milk cooler can be built by anyone and pay back its cost in a season. It describes forming a box to size with an inner box eight inches smaller and a four inch wall, using one part Portland cement to five parts sand and gravel.
An article describes a milk cooling tank with a level floor and walls tamped, designed to ensure rapid cooling. The tank is built to be high enough so water reaches two to three inches from the top of milk cans, with overflow at one end and potential for ice packing around cans.
Calves should be growing well by winter if fed steadily with grain and good roughage. Provide water in fall and hay such as alfalfa or clover. cheap hay harms growth. A balanced grain mix of barley, wheat bran, alfalfa meal, and soy meal is recommended for steady, satisfactory growth.
A quoted dialogue from Norman Dune in Harper's outlines Australia’s venomous snakes. The lawyer describes the death adder tiger snake and black and brown snakes as highly poisonous while noting fatalities are not common with proper caution.
A polite parlor visit unfolds with a young woman hosting her first beau. A small boy delivers a cryptic message about a guinea pig having babies, leaving the caller to infer who is at the door and heightening the household’s curious moment.
A New York Zoological Park expert contests the ruler of rattlesnake age by the number of rattles. He notes large snakes may have few rattles while smaller ones show more, and rattles are lost by rock or brush contact and replaced annually. The button at birth marks future rattles and aging theories vary.
Two dogs, Rex the Irish terrier and Brownie the Water spaniel, owned by a Chicago newsdealer, sell newspapers while their master is away. Rex sits on the stand with a pipe and paper, Brownie guards pennies on a soap box, and both dogs watch customers keenly, earning trust from their owner.
A historic note on Roman emperors who ate with lavish abundance and careless luxury, leading to excess and neglect of restraint, illustrating how lavish banquets reflected imperial opulence and civic priorities.
Julie, a young wife, confronts quarrels with Richard and learns from her godmother Mrs Berner about a talisman bracelet. After wearing it during tough moments, she notices her husband’s affection renewed and returns the bracelet, claiming to have discovered its secret.
The article describes a developing European industry turning wood pulp into strong flexible ropes. Fine threads are extruded from chemically treated pulp through narrow tubes with water, drying into pliable elastic strands woven with silklike fibers. French and German inventors are cited for making durable strips and waterproof fabrics from these materials.
Conversation among men drifts through engagements and happiness with opinions on masters and divorces. A small critic interrupts to argue that big women marry small men, turning the topic toward the social quirks of marriage.
Fragmentary report recounts the Bau kinge Tanpa as a noted tyrant, his son Cacobau strangling five wives including his mother, conversion to lotus Christianity, and mixed later attitudes under Ratu Abel before the present Ratu Dadavu and cousin Rata Pope at Sydney’s university.
An adept briefing outlines recommended steps for congressional representatives to follow on a cease and desist matter. It emphasizes orderly communication and protocol, aiming to clarify authority and expedite resolution.
Notice is given that a mortgage dated May 6 1911 from F H Prosser to International Harvester Company of America will be foreclosed by sale of the premises described as the North half of Section 34 Township 153 Range 63 Ramsay County North Dakota. The sale is February 28 at 10 a m at the courthouse front door Devils Lake ND. Amount due on the mortgage is 2170.71. Rex Scott attorney for mortgagee Grand Forks North Dakota.
A spring sale pitch offers women a chance to earn 25 dollars per week by selling wool suitings and dress fabrics from Standard Dress Goods Company. Advertising claims direct mill access keeps prices low, with exclusive territory and prepaid samples. Written from Binghamton New York to attract applicants.
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