Potato Yields and Livestock Prosperity in Western Canada
The article highlights Ben Pawson’s two acre potato crop in Coaldale Alberta yielding six hundred bushels for 285 dollars, noting larger nearby crops and rising livestock interest. It discusses hogs fetching high Calgary market prices, a $350 Duroc Jersey Boar, and Western Canada’s growing prominence in breeding stock.
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Ben Pawson
Coaldale
Alberta
Medicine Hat
Pen Pawson
Ben
Calgary
Western Canada
Can I Be Cured Suffering Ad Urges Hope for Kidney Health
An adv promotes early help for disease, urging care for the kidneys as key to overall well being. Haarlem Oil Capsules claim quick relief for kidney and bladder troubles with money back guarantee, urging readers to seek the Gold Medal brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem
Adv
Dead boc Fuge Ad and Cuticura Toiletry Appeal
Quick relief claims for Dr Peery Dead boc vermifuge with a stout ad line. Cuticura products touted for baby skin care and scented powder in a compact promotional note. Also a blunt remark on moral suasion backed by a shotgun and a poor man’s view on hard work.
Rich Girl Now Scrubs Floors in Chicago
Margaret Lamb a South Dakota beauty, aged seventeen, lived grandly in Chicago hotels spending two months and money from her father’s account. Detectives traced her to Edgewater Beach then Chicago Home for Girls where she will be held until she changes course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Margaret Lamb
South Dakota
Margaret
Minneapolis
Violet
Ray
Hogan
Oak Park
Cooper Carlton
la Salle
Surf
Hyde Park
Edgewater Beach
Anna Ll. Daevern
Slogan
Fred Becker
Mrs. Daevern
Boy His Own Detective
Chester youngster Rhoades Heald a 15 year old, drove his own detective work after his bicycle wheel disappeared outside a barber shop. He recovered the frame, identified two boys who had torn and swapped parts, and secured a promise of $15 from them to avoid arrest.
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Chester
Rhoades Heald
Price Place
Teald
Leatd
Grain Growers Organize Cooperative Thrashing Rings
The United States Department of Agriculture reports grain growers forming cooperative thrashing rings to improve efficiency and reduce costs. Large rings like Up-to-Date Thrashing Co. in Livingston County Illinois show strong returns, while smaller Ohio rings prove viable using tractors and compact gear. rings emphasize shared capital, labor, and timely harvest to support other farm chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Corn Belt
Roy
Livingston County
Illinois
Fayette County
Ohio
Washington, D. C
Dehorning Declared Harmless to Milk Yield
The article notes that expert opinion finds dehorning causes minimal pain and only temporary, insignificant drops in milk and butterfat. It contrasts this with cruelty risks from horned cows injuring each other, citing a neighbor who lost two milch cows to horn injuries and then dehorned his herd to improve safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Tie
Wool Pool Reorganized in Gooding County Idaho
Gooding County Farm Bureau members pooled 128000 pounds of wool last year, selling at 60 cents per pound and earning $25000 over local price. They have reorganized to pool this season's clip and will deliver wool in good condition to the warehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Gooding County
Idaho
Farm Bureau
Agnin
Study Demands of Market for Poultry Flocks
Study demands of market. Uniform color of eggs and flesh desirable. A uniform flock yields uniform eggs and meat. mixed flocks hamper hatchable eggs and market value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Bayer Aspirin Safety and Twin Naming at Church
The ad warns buyers to seek genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the Buyer Cross and unbroken packages. In a church anecdote, a rector asks for a name for a newborn twin, and the mother whispers Maud as the christening unfolds with humorous misnaming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zayer
Te Doment
Marne Mons
Renewal Dispute Over Extension Worth Sixty or Ninety Days
A dialogue shows a banker agreeing to an extension of sixty or ninety days while the counterpart insists on thirty days. The exchange hints at misunderstanding and implies a minor clerical dispute about terms and timing.
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Trowco
Nate
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Dr. Peery
Lurines Ae
Prt Wody Company
Calcaga
U.S.A
Papa
Pennsylvania
Wool Pool
Idaho Farm Bureau
BAYER
Doan
R. J. B. Slack
Notary Public
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
Express
Lalor Gach
Cincinnati
Carey
Philip Carey Company
Wayne Ave
Lockland
Poly
Nethery
Tery, Goet Stars
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