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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1922
Page
20
A letter from Mia Honpert of Larwill Indiana describes constant fatigue dizziness and right side pains. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her energy and ability to manage farm chores and three children.
An obscured excerpt references a crowded scene with fog, a lost pageant, and a plan to keep pests out by placing bars at a window. The text alludes to weather delays and a city setting named Daelk with uncertain timing for a storm arrival.
A report from the lawn agricultural experiment station describes water as a potential by product of gas plants to augment creosoting for fence posts. The article explains two tank methods, cost-saving by growing quick trees like cottonwood, and how treated posts last 26 years, offering a farmer ongoing post supply with yearly needs.
United States Department of Agriculture and LSU cooperative research show silage crops differ in feeding value. Straight corn silage yields the best gains for steers, while heavy yielding crops like barley and Japanese cane improve fall and winter cattle capacity. Mixed with cottonseed meal and molasses, sorghum and Biloxi soybean silage perform nearly as well as corn based rations.
The article advises sowing sweet clover in corn in winter, spring with a nurse crop, or midsummer on a firm seed bed with heavy seeding. Weather, sunlight after silage, and caution about dry periods affect success. using a different seed timing may be better.
A garbled OCR passage hints at poultry business ethics, noting hard work, printing? thought and faithful deters? m to make success. The text remains unclear but centers on poultry, secrecy, and effort guiding outcomes.
Portable field guide to a home made cattle fly spray. Mix one and a half quarts Dutch oraldardo, four and one fourth quarts fish oil, four quarts con oil, three quarts whole oil, one and one half quarts tar, seven panda laundry soap. Dissolve soap in water, blend ingredients, fill to eighty gallons, apply before grazing, protects cattle during the day.
The piece explains using Bordeaux mixture to combat potato leaf hoppers. It specifies four pounds copper sulfate and four pounds unslipped wine per fifty gallons water, with applications to the leaf undersides under high pressure, recommending three applications and possibly a fourth, ensuring both sides of each row are thoroughly sprayed.
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