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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1916
Page
5
A note states there have been good improvements north of Rivetton and directs readers to inquire of John Ros. Beau for further details.
Road Superintendent FE Halliday of Madison Township states that road bills should be rendered by Saturday December 23. The notice urges timely submission of outstanding charges for township maintenance and related road work.
An advertisement promises top market prices for furs, inviting readers to bring their furs to a specified place where Howard Rosseau will be present to buy them at the highest rate ever offered.
Fragmented notice notes shopping at Butterfield's in Omaha with mentions of Bechtel, John visiting, and local social links. Also references to Mrs W E Robb, sale offers for a four room house and 3% acres, and real estate interests of Henry Spitzer and others.
The United States Department of Agriculture outlines butter quality depends on handling, tolling, and packing. It notes churn types from gravity to mechanical top-inside churns and highlights sanitation and cleanliness as key to a safe, evenly cooled product.
A practical guide explains using a centrifugal separator or shotgun can as repertoires for dairy cream. It outlines cooling to 50F, ripening at 70F for 12 to 18 hours, frequent stirring, temperature checks with a thermometer, and bringing churning temperature to 58F to 65F for a 25 to 30 minute operation.
An amateur gardener laments raking and burning fallen leaves instead of composting. He argues leaves decay into duff enrich soil humus, protect roots from winter cold, and improve lawn and garden beds, urging residents to avoid wasteful burns and disposal in favor of natural recycling.
A stray or unseen threat to poultry arises when poultrymen misjudge their flocks. Experts urge careful inspection and suggest magnifying glasses to detect real issues. The piece mocks neglect and urges action to protect birds and livelihoods.
The article notes that if poultry houses lack light or ventilation, birds may show signs like labored breathing coughing or throat irritation, indicating a need for purer air to prevent cold and disease.
In a sunbaked city Marjorie, bound by a promise to a New York lawyer, encounters Roger Davis again. He guides her through the heat and glare to city sights, while lingering doubts about love, money, and past plans surface amid a new sense of attraction.
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