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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1911

Page

7

Wheat yields blaze across Canadian provinces headlined from Winnipeg

Winnipeg leads the continent in wheat receipts with 88,209,320 bushels as Minneapolis reports 81,111,410. Government agents cite superb yields across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with examples from Redvars near Saskatoon Diphinatone Wymyard and Strome among others, noting bushel-per-acre averages from 21 to 60 plus in multiple districts and a record Manitoba crop of 70,000 bushels on McMillan Cross farm near Westbourne.

Winnipeg Minneapolis Manitohs Saskatchewan Alberta Redvars Sask Jens Hartness Diphinatone Muir Whedt A. Loucks Wymyard Sasi K. Milelkon P. Solvason Dempster Main Mackenzie & Mann Wainwright Battterivey Yieida Ness Tofield Alverty Vale Acre Montross Oata J. Leoute Edmonton Frank McLay Horse Falls Johnson Mros Agricola Maanitoba McMillan Cros Westbourne G. W. Buchanan Fincher Creek Caren W. GC. Carnell Nell Callahan Strome Wm. Lindsay Joseph Scheclar Spoharas McCulloch J. Blaser Geo Macklin D. N. Tweenle John Currin Satin Fletcher Craven Back Albert Clark Charles Keith Albert Young Stony Bonch Lumsden George Young Arch Morton James Russell Rosthern Jacob Friesen John Sehuux John Lepp A.B. Dirk Robert Roe Grand Coulee Sedley Saul J. Cleveland T. Dundas Sadley M. J. Miller

Head Hardness Belief Backed by Danville Tale

A Danville dentist recounts a story of two African American workers tearing down a brick building. One man atop the structure drops a brick on the other, who merely winces and tells his fellow worker to stop, saying the blow makes him bite his tongue. The tale underscores a longstanding belief in extraordinary resilience.

Danville

Admiral Dewey tells naval tale of a sailor’s folly

At a Washington dinner Admiral Dewey recounted a tale of a young sailor after a long voyage who, on a hot day in tropical bars, drank too much. The captain confronted the inebriated man and questioned what he would do if the sailor had failed in his duties, prompting a humorous reply.

Dewey Washington Tropica Bla

Rebecca as Muse Behind Ivanhoe Hero in Scott Tale

The piece notes Rebecca from Scott's Tyaphoa drawn from Rebecca Gratz of Philadelphia. It says her steadfast Judaism impressed Scott and inspired one of his famed forest characters. Washington, in a bid to bless Scott, helped spark this literary link.

Scott Rebecca Ivanhoe Tyaphoa Rebecca Gratz Philadelphia Washington

Quick Sidestep in a Humorous Business Exchange

A merchant offers to buy a widow’s husband’s business and goodwill for five thousand dollars. The widow replies she is already part of the business. The merchant clarifies he will take only the goodwill, ending with a humorous cue about the situation.

Pilegende Blretter

Safe remedy ads and quips from a vintage page

A collage of old ads and snippets promoting GASTORIA for infants, Garfield Tea for headaches and digestion, hide and fur prices, gun and trap sales, and aphorisms about kindness and love, all in a 19th or early 20th century voice with terse observations and product pitches.

Practical barn for cows and sheep fold described

Edwin Sedwick details a 28 by 52 foot barn with a sheep fold for ewes and a hay loft for 20 tons and 600 fleeces. White oak corner posts from his timber supply, logs cut and hauled from the farm timber lot, and woodwork mainly elm and bass wood.

Edwin Sedwick Ieview

Plan of Cow Barn With Eight Box Stalls and Loft

Describes construction details for a comprehensive cow barn including 8 box stalls, a wool room for breeding, two 38-inch stalls, an upper hay loft, and sheep fold. Uses oak and elm girders, two-foot floor joists, six-foot logs cut into two-inch planks, and a four-foot girder spacing. Features include easy cleaning, elevated feeding, air openings, adjustable doors, and multiple access doors for hay and manure.

Shorthorn Is Good Milker and Beef Breed

The Shorthorn is valued as both dairy and beef stock with strains in New England tracing to Arabella Constance and Waterloo. Some cows yield 40 to 60 pounds of milk daily and fatten into prime beef, while critics warn that overfat breeding could ruin constitution and dual qualities.

KR. G. Weatherstone New England Arabella Constance Waterloo England

Handy barn floor scraper from old farm tool

Monroe Conklin Jr details a simple floor scraper made from a hardwood board fitted to the tines of an old fork. Holes are drilled slightly smaller to bind the tines, angled for optimal scraping and to keep the board from gripping the surface ahead.

Monroe Conklin, Jr

Health and household cures mix in curious ad copy

A jumble of product claims and quacks mentions Garheld Tea for liver and kidneys, Ham lina Wizard Oil to prevent consumption, and odd lines about fire safety and family dialogue. The text blends health ads with humorous asides and nonsensical phrases.

Literary Atmosphere and Twain's Smoking Comment

A brief witty exchange notes Mark Twain’s prolific output and attributes it to his heavy smoking. The remark frames Twain as a widely read yet little admired man, suggesting the habit as the source of his productivity and literary presence.

Mark Twain

Simple, Rather

A terse dialogue between a man and woman about fidelity. She challenges the claim of love and asserts that a man who would demand belief has not spent much time with women.

Preacher in Georgia Laments Rising Crime With Stats Claim

An earnest Georgia preacher, known for praying with town news, petitions for help against rising wickedness declaring crime increases daily and promising to prove it by statistics. The remark underscores local concern and calls for action amid unfolding social tensions.

Georgia Aine

Suocsas In Dairying: Environment Keys To Health

A short editorial stresses that dairy cattle care must include proper housing and climate. Cows require clean warm stables and confinement during bad weather, adequate pasture, ample pure water and shade. It argues environment dictates the effectiveness of feeding and management.

Dairy cow rations and feeding wisdom from a farmer

The note emphasizes inviting Mik by invitation, not force, and defines the dairy cow as shaped by human care. It advises balanced rations using corn fodder, bilog e and alfalfa hay, warns against unbalanced feeding causing injuries, and argues clean cows, feed, and milk tie to profit. It also notes the value of good grain rations, capital, and smart farming to keep herd health and profitability.

China Jorge

England's Oldest School Debate Sparks Historic Claims

Two early seventh century foundations contend for oldest status. The King's School Rochester and Canterbury claim lineage to 6th century education, with Justus establishing a cathedral-linked school in 604 and Au funtire founding Canterbury's school around the same era. St Peter's York traces to the eleventh century.

England King’s School Rochester King's School Canterbury Justus Racheater Aufuntire St. Peter's York

Education vn Instinct Dog Actor and Bark Claim

Jacob Wendell Jr who plays the dog in Maeterlinak drama was dining when a man mistook him for a dog actor in The Blue Bird and boasted of barking abilities. Wendell replied I had to learn.

Instinct Jacob Wendell Jr Maeterlinak Success Magazine

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