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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1912
Page
7
The Farmer's Forum edited by Orrin Fruit discusses potato growing alfalfa for feed and siloing. A strong defense of the cow as mankind's greatest boon describes how every part of the animal is utilized and praises its historical role in settlement and farming life.
Reading aloud guidance on pruning evergreens in spring to shape them early by pinching terminal buds. Emphasizes sever prun ing for Axbor Vitae White Cedar for dense hedges and shelter belts. Notes pruning of large limbs when needed and the resin helps quick protection. Subscribe for The Inter-Ocean.
Barley acreage has risen in the Northwest due to good 1911 prices, with wheat yields disappointing. Harvest should begin early, using compact small shocks and cap sheaves to shed rains and protect quality. Pack shocks in pairs north and south, limit to ten bundles, and store promptly to avoid moisture and heat.
Paint, when applied well, preserves and beautifies farm wagons sleds machinery and buildings, enhancing value. Good paint pays off by extending life and improving appearance, making the investment worthwhile for the farm and its assets.
A discussion notes oats are costly for hogs due to hulls which waste meal, recommending corn, cracked barley, or partially ground barley. For poultry, oats are less favored unless blended with softer foods, though oats can aid plump birds in small amounts. Crushed oats in mash are more readily eaten.
In this note the author argues against shearing during hot periods. Unshorn sheep on sweltering backs supposedly weaken, boost ticks and lice, and produce poorer milk and lamb growth. Early shearing reportedly yields lighter, healthier lambs and better flesh.
A historical note argues for split May and June shearing to balance fleece weight with animal welfare. Early shearing yields plumper lambs and better appetite, despite cold night risks. Careful timing plus weather helps large flocks avoid shelter needs and losses.
Local readers are urged to move slowly when using brome grass seed as concerns about handling and application are raised. The notice emphasizes safety and careful use amid ongoing guidance.
In town, B J God of Keith draws attention with his local appearance, drawing residents and visitors to ask about his activities. The visit creates curiosity about his role and plans in the area.
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