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Newspaper

Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1920

Page

2

Canadian Wheat Policy Boosts Prairie Farmers

The piece notes Saskatchewan and Manitoba farmers may share a large extra payment from a fixed 2.15 dollar price for last season's wheat, with certificates distributing proceeds pro rata. It cites potential 40 cent overpayment and a possible 40 million dollar distribution, and discusses broader market expectations and global demand projections.

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Farm feed production ranks just behind family food needs

USDA notes that managing and producing ample feed for family, work, and commercial stock is the second most important farming goal. A typical 5-person home uses 2 cows, 40 hens, and 1 pig per adult, with calves to replace aging cows. Estimated feed needs include corn, cottonseed meal, oats, cowpen hay, oat hay, corn roughage, green forage from 2 acres, and 2 acres of pasture or their equivalent.

United States Department of Agriculture Department of Agriculture

Vesting fores in the South for Efficiency in Management

The text notes guidance on arranging crops and pastures to meet requirements, referencing United States Department of Agriculture circular No. 88 titled Vesting fores In the South for Efficiency in Management.

United States Department of Agriculture South

Value of horses on farms compared with cattle in 1920

On January 1 1920 the U S Department of Agriculture estimated the total value of horses on farms at 1 003 000 000 dollars, about four tenths of the value of milk cows which stood at 2 022 000 000 dollars. The motor driven vehicle is encroaching but horses retain substantial value on farms.

Ha Han Bureau of Crow United States Department of Agriculture

Swine Care in Heat Warns On Water and Shade

The article advises pig keepers to provide ample cool water and protection from heat. Pigs 100 to 160 pounds can tolerate heat if water is plentiful and cleanliness is maintained by a concrete wallow. A hog wallow fed by clean inflow keeps sanitary. pigs rest in cool shade and forage in rape fields during cooler parts of the day.

Live Stock Notes on Purebred Livestock Value

Dabbling OCR text notes dairyman tips on purebred stock and pasture care. Mentions value of sheep and cattle, attention to feed, water, and pasture quality, urging proper care for livestock to maximize profits.

Western Canada Eyes Huge Harvest Across Provinces

The article reports strong optimism for vast grain crops across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta after a week of general improvement. Officials note high yields expected to rival 1915, with Manitoba seeking 10000 harvest hands at daily wages, Saskatchewan 15000 more hands, and Alberta 5000, as labor from neighboring states and lower railway costs may boost harvesting capacity.

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Boys and Dog Unearth £2000 Hoard in Rat Hole

Four schoolboys holidaying near Dublin discover a stash of over £406 in sovereigns in a rat hole after chasing a terrier. A local postman claims the money, saying about £400 was left by inheritance and tried to keep it. Parents later repay around £140. Volunteers investigate to recover the remainder.

Sulhoddert Dublin Edinburgh Scotsman

Eatonic Proves Best for Stomach Trouble Says Mrs Doyen

Mrs Della M Doyen writes after ten years of stomach trouble that Eatonic gave relief. The ad claims millions used Eatonic last year, explaining it removes excess waste poisons and gases then the body heals. It urges readers to buy a box from their druggist with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.

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Local Quip Sparks Chickens and Gossip on East Side

A terse exchange in Columbus Dispatch style questions if a neighbor’s chickens “er you any” provoking a neighbor to joke about his daughters. The unnamed East Side scene hints at social chatter surrounding a large family and daily trips downtown.

Gon- Kerman Columbus Patch

A Lady of Distination and Perfume Influence

Fragmentary text discusses a delicate influence of perfume and a routine using Cuticura Soap and powder for clear healthy skin. It also asks which party should win a prize and hints at a debated argument between Sam and Letthook about the best argument.

Shaul Borrncit Vlexus Sam

Fowls for Backyard Flock Standards and Health

Guidance for selecting utility hens for egg production with minimal extra cost. Emphasizes avoiding thin grades, irregular markings, and nonstandard features that don't affect egging but disqualify exhibition. Notes bright red combs indicate health. yellow or blue cast signals illness. inspect skin, legs, toes, and foot pads for smoothness and softness.

United States Department of Agriculture

Dust Bath Advice for Hens and Mite Control

To keep a flock healthy hens should dust bathe to control mites. Provide a sunny outdoor dusting area or a 2 foot square box with road dust inside the coop. If dusting fails other measures may be needed to maintain comfort and prevent mite overgrowth.

United States Department of Agriculture

Selecting Good Layers for Next Year Breeding

The guide notes keep the best layers from the past year for breeding and exclude hens that molt or show poor traits. It lists criteria such as bright red combs, wattles, well spread pelvic bones, soft keel and vent, pale shanks, beak, and vent, and yellow shanks or skin as negative traits.

Shade needs for ground-nesting poultry in summer

Fragmentary note discusses heat impact on poults ducklings and goslings. Mentions the need for shade to prevent browning and provide tender greens. Emphasizes shade as essential for young birds' feeding and comfort during hot months.

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