16 Jan 1913
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Newspaper
Farmers Champion
Location
Elgin, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1913
Page
1
The article argues for keeping large grain and roughage stocks through winter to sustain milk production. It endorses a balanced ration using bran, oats, corn meal, and distillers grains, with occasional brewers grains. It notes oats provide digestible protein, corn meal needs diluting with bran, and dried distillers grains boost milk.
The diagrams illustrate space economy by hexagonal tree arrangement versus the square method. Trees are distributed more evenly to maximize area use though cultivation between rows is less convenient.
A summary of the maxim proclaims a government of the people to do for the people by consent of the people. Life.
Uncle Esra muses about the average man after finishing work, wondering what would happen if life settled and routine tasks were complete. The speaker offers a rural, reflective view on work and outcome.
The article discusses wheat adaptation in western dry farming areas from Southeastern Russia. It covers hard red spring wheat like Red Fife and Johnson’s Fife, velvet chafe market, blue stem types, durum, and emmer, with notes on yields, winter-kill risk, marketing, and regional trials at Highmore and Minnesota stations. It highlights durum wheat drought resistance, early ripening, and potential yields from 10 to 95 bushels, plus cautions on market demand and color preferences.
A garbled excerpt cites the Philosopher of Folly accusing another figure of profanity. The text is incomplete, with unclear attribution and missing context, leaving readers and editors unsure of who spoke and what was aimed, prompting questions about origin and meaning.
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