17 Apr 1913
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Newspaper
Farmers Champion
Location
Elgin, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1913
Page
1
Fragmentary note warns about bark damage to apple and cherry trees from storms or frost and mentions care to remove rough bark. Advises consulting experts to prevent beetle or pests from laying eggs, urging safe pruning and protection of trees.
Fragmentary text mentions Virginia peanuts and crop maturity. Details are garbled with missing words, making specifics about varieties dates or outcomes unclear. The readable parts reference pony poy and candy purpanee but lack coherent facts or events to summarize.
The article discusses how peanut quality depends on moderately rich light colored loams and iron-rich soils that stain shells. It records yields in western Oklahoma around 25 to 40 bushels per acre with high variable factors, notes drought resilience of Spanish peanuts, and cites experimental yields from Louisiana and Arkansas stations reaching up to 172 bushels per acre in favorable seasons.
A fragmented note mentions a gathering involving six women and a hopeful tone. The readable wording references Banger and Beige with unclear context. No definite event or location is determinable from the fragment.
A fragment from a local column hints at a woman planning to reclaim a lost item. Names and specifics are unclear, but the note suggests a personal effort to recover something valuable and reconnect with a past event.
Fragmentary text mentions the arm and ghee, with unreadable details. The legible words suggest a medical or anatomical note but lack clear context, names, dates, or outcomes. Further readable content is needed to produce a complete, source-grounded card.
A fragmented note outlines a rabbit trap of four to five feet length, four inches width, and six inches height. One end is closed with worm wire. The text references L. Farmer and mentions rabbits before they need to be taken off.
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