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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1921
Page
3
Regular maintenance before warm weather keeps cars running smoothly. Tighten body bolts and spring clips after winter, inspect shocks and springs, and clean the cooling system for better comfort and reliability. Check brakes and lubrication, drain and rinse the radiator, then wash and oil the chassis to prepare for spring drives.
A writer from Pow er Farming extols a mud rescue method using two pieces of four foot cord wood leaned against the wheels and chained near the top. When the clutch is released the stake pulls free and the engine may gain six to ten feet before breaking free, with two applications needed in most holes. Exercise caution to avoid chain contact with the engine.
A century old note surveys England's railways running bus service and high vehicle ownership in the US and Russia. It cites one in 5,300 Russians owning a car, 95 percent of tires being a certain type, and ongoing shifts toward new wheel designs and lighter equipment amid Detroit industry employment.
Two inexpensive fy repellent formulas from the University College of Agriculture are given. The first uses 1 gallon antifly mix with pine tar 2 ounces pennyroyal 2 ounces and kerosene 4% pint. The second combines 2 quarts petroleum 1 quart then rubbe geld 1 ounce. Ready mixed versions exist and are best applied with a sprayer. Apply daily just before evening milking.
J C Herbeman is slated to offer a lecture at the Chautauqua Festival on the fourth, expected to draw wide attention. The event, part of a lively program, aims to attract many listeners and generate considerable discussion.
Farmers report dramatic savings using the Moline Universal Farm Power Plant cutting horse numbers and labor. A Nebraska style claim notes 2680 acres handled in 237 days with one man, no horses, and reduced costs. Reports from 14 states praise same or better work in young corn and field tasks.
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