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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1913
Page
7
A garbled OCR fragment appears to reference Uncle Reuben and Jay with odd phrasing and scattered names. The text hints at a political or social scene involving individuals and money hidden in pockets or shoestrings, but the meaning is largely unclear and damaged.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss cattle and sheep trading strategy before September, urging careful marketing of fattened stock and lambs. Farmer advises delaying sale to improve conditions, noting pasture, rain, and market price dynamics. some lines reflect speculative opinions and unfamiliar terminology.
An item from a rural publication describes a straightforward hog trough pattern. It explains cutting a lower opening in a fence to let the hog protrude about a foot, making feeding simpler with minimal handling.
Instructions from Farm Magazine describe curing Smithfield hams after slaughter. Peel and cool meat, rub with fine salt, pack in bulk up to three feet, cure several days, vent, repack, then hang to smoke for about thirty days using hickory or red oak. Repeat salting as needed to ensure moisture and flavor.
The note discusses how alfalfa, over and above forage, and pasture crops supply key deficient elements in soils and crops. It highlights the relationship between mineral content and soil health, noting elements named in relation to growth and pasture quality.
In a fragment from a domestic scene, Rex confesses love for Patsy Clews while navigating Patsy’s recent grief and a past summer romance. Family members discuss Patsy’s suitors as Dartmouth visitors arrive, sparking tension and unresolved affection.
Farm name requested for branding followed by a service pitch offering a farm stationery set. Details emphasize affordable prices and customization for farm branding. No specific location, dates, or organization identified in the fragment.
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