Inspection of a Danish Creamery Why Co operation Fails
Copenhagen Denmark Co operation is not magic it fails when amateurs mismanage and greed replaces skill. Failures in America and Europe show poor management credit limits and misaligned interests hurt co operatives. In Germany and Denmark weak governance and over ambitious financing led to bankrupt banks and collapsed co operations.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
America
Oarder
Cassocure
Enillege
Oss
United States
Germany
Plone
Secord
Bank
Nieder Mabau
Dépoair
Nieder Mabau Loans and Savings Bank
Co-operative Bank
Darmsted
Co-Operative Agricultural Bank
Dermsted
Nieder Muban Bank
Europe
Pickling Profit: A Garden Hobby by Katherine Grimes
The article outlines a gardener's plan to grow a wide variety of vegetables and fruits for winter pickles. It covers onions, cabbage, tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, radishes, beans, and fruits like citrons and melons, with tips on variety, timing, and methods to ensure a generous cellar pantry.
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Katherine A. Grimes
Kentucky
Louisiana
Octogenarian pocketpocket caught in Berlin thefts
An eighty year old man Adolf Schafer described as the world’s oldest pocketpocket was arrested in Berlin for pocketing a passenger’s items. He claimed to seek funds to marry as he left a home for the aged, and a notebook logged 30 years of earnings showing an apparent $11,500 to $12,000 in receipts after living costs.
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Adolf Schafer
Berlina
Ings
Heston Transcript
Planting Garden for Summer Use Prank H Sweet Notes
Caponizing surplus roosters when early spring prices fade. Advice on garden planning for a family of six with dates and quantities for beans beets carrots corn cucumbers lettuce peas potatoes radishes squash peppers tomatoes and melons. Tips include care for lice mites grooming cows duck water and silo sizing.
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Prank H. Sweet
England
Reiida
Farm Spraying Pails Keep Structures Clean with Disinfectant
A farm article urges liberal and frequent use of whitewash or disinfectant to keep barns hog pens dairy and poultry buildings clean. It stresses thorough interior spraying including ceilings floors roosts and nest boxes and notes spray pumps aid coverage. A hand pump should be on every farm for spraying trees and buildings.
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Ovary Farm
Preserving Tools and Farm Chores Tips
Practical notes from Paul Sladsy on tool preservation using waste rag and cup grease, plus oil as aid. Emphasizes damp as enemy, calls for rust removal and emery use, and notes consequences for farmers and mechanics. Also covers green feeding for chicks, fresh egg markets, chick feeds, overfeeding risks, rye grazing, and radish seed sowing every ten days.
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Paul Sladsy
University of Wisconsin
Mr. Sladsy
ANOTHER SOURCE OF WEALTH FOR SKUNK FARMING
A Wallace Street Journal view notes the skunk’s economic value rising due to demand for its fur and meat. It cites losses from white grubs and crop pests costing millions, and claims skunks hunt meadow mice and beetles. The piece imagines skunk fur called black marten or sable and discusses new fur farming prospects.
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Wall Street Journal
Department of Nertculture
Jimmy” Skank
Jimmy
Dame Pastyson
FEED CARRIER FOR PIT SILO
Frank Shields of Missouri Valley Farmer describes constructing a pit silo with a central track system. He uses heavy telephone poles set in cement to form dual rows, a hay carrier track, a two and a half foot square silage box with a trip bottom, and a horse to raise the filled box. The silo is fourteen feet in diameter and plastered with cement, with blocks around the top.
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Frank Shields
Missouri Valley Farmer
Carrier and Home-Crafted Systems for Farm Efficiency
An old farm note describes a homemade carrier setup used to move feed boxes over bunks and silo posts, costing about 75 dollars with a neighbor purchasing a cutter for 200 dollars. It also covers corn yield statistics, farm animal profitability, water cleanliness, chick development from shell to maturity, and duck breeding efficiency.
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Cattien
Remarkable health recovery in Shamrock Missouri case
Mrs Ham of Shamrock Missouri describes severe health issues including inflammation congestion memory loss and nervous spells. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier she reports improved sleep appetite energy and mood with no return of hot flashes or weakness. She credits the remedies with restoring happiness at home and ability to work full days.
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Shamrock, Mo
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mia
Joss Ham
Shamrock
Missouri
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Humorous Talk and Health Notes in A Mixed Column
A brisk collage of anecdote on a royal figure and a jibe about fashioning a city beauty program, followed by social mores jokes. It recounts a princess wedding quip, a priestly chuckle, and a street dialogue on decorum. The piece then shifts to personal health, endorsing Grape-Nuts as a digestive aid and strength builder from a Massachusetts testimony via Postum Co.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
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City Beautiful
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