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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1922
Page
2
A clipped, comic exchange shows a pair talking about a flirtation and a barber. The scene hints at social naiveté and playful miscommunications as characters tease one another amid a casual public setting. The text reveals era-typical banter and garbled phrases.
A candid letter describes middle life troubles and the quest for relief through Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The writer notes fatigue, melancholia, and social withdrawal, requesting seeds of guidance and comparing motherhood and health issues to a private handbook.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports barberry shoots and black stem rust on wheat, oats, and rye can reappear for years. It notes the shrub has an extensive root network four to five feet deep with wide lateral spread, requiring thorough digging and removal of all sprouts to prevent regrowth and future outbreaks.
Beets require no fresh manure for best yields and perform well in lighter, sandier soils. They flourish with well decayed manure or compost and are prized as greens early, with roots valued later in the season. Early crops can be started indoors or in a hoop house like lettuce, with proper care.
This column compiles reader questions on topics from the Buffalo nickel’s Indian likeness to Rudolph Valentino films, garden notes on beets, and gossiping about girl friendships. It includes advice on seizing virtue, birth of a new child, boomerang mystery, Boston as the Hub, and club name ideas.
Sudan grass thrives in dry areas, grows as sorghum relatives, and yields hay suitable for milk cows. It tolerates drought, improves protein content, and performs best after hot, dry spells. It is a useful forage crop for cattle and livestock in arid zones.
Peanut hay presented as a versatile livestock feed suitable for dairy cows and other stock. Claims describe its value as a substitute for animal meal in rations, aiding energy needs while lowering feed costs, especially when pasture is limited.
The Bureau of Public Rounda, USDA, advises drainage of muck and peat lands by open ditches rather than tile alone. Soil settles after drainage, risking tile slope, so digging ditches before laying tile avoids interference and allows cultivation after backfilling.
The U S Department of Agriculture and state partners report over five million cattle under supervision in the tuberculosis eradication effort. February total 2027,6 and March 1 listing shows about 1181410 cattle tested with fully accredited herds at 2600. Aimed at certifying breeders, the program continues to expand surveillance and accreditation.
Mushroom growing experts from Low State Center advise careful preparation for cultivating bricks containing spawn. Plant bricks in a cave or cellar at about 50 degrees Fahrenheit, keep manure ready, place spawn bricks about a foot apart, and ensure spawn comes from a reputable grower to avoid problems.
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