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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1911
Page
4
An article fragment discusses the ownership and protection of goats on a property. It mentions possible remedies and penalties for harm to goats and references legal principles about owner liability and animal protection. The text is garbled but implies enforcement actions against trespass or injury to livestock.
An article shares a farming method for oats detailing breaking clods, forming ridges, broadcasting fertilizer at two pounds per acre, sowing oats with ridges and furrows, and using a sled to weatherboard and crush clods to level the field.
Dr L Vanes led the veterinary science program at North Dakota Agricultural College focusing mainly on glanders and tuberculosis work. The article notes the prominent role of the veterinarian in addressing animal diseases and health policy.
The article suggests placing a broody hen in a well ventilated airy coop or pen after two to three days on the nest. The space should allow exercise and be free from nesting materials. Feed lightly and provide ample water. Another option is a small coop with a through-tube to vent air and keep the hen confined.
A Northwest Farmstead writer describes a simple chick drinking fountain craft. Build with inch board, drive nails, and cut square pieces. plan calls for a six inch length and basic assembly suitable for backyard poultry care.
Instructions describe joining a square and a 6 by 13 inch piece to form a right angle, fastening a bottle to the upright board with a strap, and nailing a baking powder can lid beneath the bottle opening to let water escape through the nail.
A silage blend of peas sunflowers and corn yields higher protein than corn alone and is eagerly eaten by stock.
Advice on breeding and caring for livestock emphasizes proper feeding, separation of disagreeing pigs, and selecting mares and sires to improve offspring. Emphasis is placed on keeping animals comfortable, avoiding poorly bred stock, and raising colts and hogs that suit community markets.
The Cumberland blackcap raspberry variety shows growing popularity as it yields large crops of fine berries and tolerates winters that are not too severe. Mostly planted in the northern area, Kanene fnilantet appears in the north. Call on Charlen I. Carley, county judge, for final proof.
The readable text shows scattered names and phrases in a jumbled arc. It mentions places and people in a distressed OCR run with no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize as a coherent story.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a water or settlement topic with unclear names and dates. It references a meeting or event about preparation and timing, with stray wording suggesting a local civic or transport context. The legible bits indicate a planning or administrative note rather than a full narrative.
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