Farm topics mix dairy to eggs and orchard care
The passage surveys farms as a model for profitable practice with notes on alfalfa yields, hog pricing, egg storage methods, and taro poi use in Hawaii. It reflects rural concerns from cattle to pruning, including advice on pruning timing, limb removal, and preserving tree health.
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Bea
Bess
Read and Be Wise on Household Economy and Investments
A mixed-page column discusses prudent money handling and avoiding frauds, notes the value of keeping a bank deposit receipt, and warns readers about schemes promising high returns. It covers diet variety for households and livestock, farm practices, suburban city living, and the physics of ice in water, ending with a detailed cost comparison for preservative treated fence posts to extend life and save money.
Character over cash guides a young man's financial life
A dated reflection argues that character behind a promise to pay outweighs current wealth. It contrasts two men: a habitual deadbeat and a cautious earner whose trustworthy word unlocks credit. It weighs debt worthiness, personal industry, and management, urging prudent borrowing for disciplined, hardworking youths.
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Atrive
MORE IRRIGATED LANDS OPENING JUNE FIRST IN WYOMING
75000 acres in Eden valley Sweetwater county Wyoming to be opened under the Carey irrigation act on June 1 1908. Total cost 30.50 per acre including perpetual water rights. initial payment 3.25 per acre with balance in ten annual installments. Entry open to ages 21 or over who have not used the Carey act. thirty days residence required for title. See the register of public lands in Washington for details.
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Eden Valley
Sweetwater County
Wyo
Fine Register of Public Lands
Washington
Expensive Misange Warns Against Weed Pests
The writer argues weeds are a major farm expense and annoyance. It recommends a careful crop rotation with clover and adding a flock of sheep to graze in held fields after harvest to reduce weeds and improve farm profits.
Board Proceedings in Emmetsburg Iowa April 1908 Damages settled
The Emmetsburg Iowa board of supervisors reconvened April 8 1903 1908 to hear Allen Land and Loan Company appeals of damages and drainage assessments. They agreed to pay 195 total damages and settle the appeals. A poll tax cancellation for Pat OBrien of Great Oak township was ordered and drainage district 17 costs and special assessments were laid out with bonds of 500 each to fund construction and interest.
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Board of Supervisors
Emmoetsburg
Iowa
Allen Land and Loan Company
Damapea
F. Gilchrist
Allen Land and Loano
J. &. Williams
H. Emrich
Pat O'Brien
Great Oak
P.o'brienu
Treacher
Auditor's
Emmetebure
Vernon Township
Palo Alto
Asid
Geo. M. Bechtel and Co
Davenport
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