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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1912
Page
3
A collage of humorous and provocative quips covers fashion trends including veils and stockings, social observations about New York and Paris, a New Mexico local note, and reflections on golf, snoring, tipping, and dress reform.
A Chicago driver who ran past a halted street car and killed a man was censured by the coroner's jury. The ruling offers a small measure of consolation to the victim's relatives.
A French novelist declares love a criminal madness yet notes the emotion endures as a human institution despite persistent critics. The remark places love within a long tradition of literary critique while highlighting its lasting social role.
A harsh opinion argues that prisons, even if flawed, are adequate for the man who disrupts society and requires the severest form of punishment to remove him from the community.
An Austrian professor bound for Mars via the United States has been sent back. The incident underscores European estimates of American resources as overly optimistic.
The text notes apples sold in markets are often loosely packed in wagons without springs and barrels laid on end. It argues this short, rough journey harms the fruit more than the longer rail or ship transport to distant markets.
A Denver horticulturist shares notes on fruit breeding and orchard pests. Practical tips cover milking, fencing, soil lime, seed corn, potato costs, dairy cattle, poultry care, hogs, horse endurance, and sheep management. Emphasizes pasture changes and feeding variety to improve milk and pork yields.
Agricultural tips cover feeding, breeding, pasture, pruning, and storage. Topics include selecting top sows, proper corn and hay use, silage, fruit protection, teeth care for horses, disease risks, and fall chores for pigs, cattle, and sheep.
In fall, free range fowls gain extra fat from grain weed seeds and bugs as fields ripen. Over feeding can inflame the egg passage in hens a serious trouble. Avoid marketed egg foods of little value and rely on natural forage.
A dairy farmer highlights that storing feed in silos lowers costs and boosts profits by ensuring adequate supply. He notes the priority is always meeting herd needs before focusing on cheap production techniques.
Alberta report argues sheep on extensive wheat farms boost yields and soil health, with fences and coyote protection, suitable breeds, diverse feeds, and careful management to avoid bloating. Foundation stock prices may rise as western herd reductions end and mutton demand grows.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a local sports note mentioning a ball game and a player named Timuriptee TE. The exact teams and outcomes are unclear, but the item centers on an attempt to see the ball game and the player's desire to win.
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