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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1911
Page
38
Guidance on constructing a lighter safety ladder for fruit growers using 1Mx8-Inch white pine sides 1x3 steps blocks under each step a tol under every step and a guild piece four feet long bolted with wedges. The method aims to reduce weight improve stability and limit spread of the wood.
The article extols orchard care with cautions on site choice, fruit types suited to soil, pruning stages, and wound care after limb removal. It warns against overstocking markets, urges controlled grazing for young trees, and notes commissions offering daily fruit quotations.
T Klaus The Harness Man announces a relocation from 19 Nigh Street to John Roeder room at Downer Market Front Streets opposite the Milk Co plant. After thirty years in business the move aims to cut rent costs and improve service. Repair work will be promptly attended to for old and new customers.
Intensive farming with frames boosts year round produce. Use well drained soil, lime, stable manure, legume crops, and careful composting to prepare beds. Train hogs and horses with proper feeding, air flow, and clean pig pastures. Preserve trees with windfalls cleared, and manage manure to heat beds.
From Germany comes an invention of interest to farmers and grain men. It is a machine for stitching grain bags shut and sews them after filing. A wheeled platform moves the filled bag beneath a sewing mechanism adjustable for bag height.
The process uses a press to form a seam on both sides of a sack mouth with an overhanging arm guiding the fabric. A peculiar interlocking stitch forms and holds without a band knot, and the seam can be opened by cutting a thread end and pulling it out.
In Olympic National Forest burned lands are being replanted with Douglas fir as part of a regional reforestation initiative in the Puget Sound area. The effort focuses on restoring woodlands within the reserve after wildfire damage.
Geneva New York station experiments tested seeping pullets with or without male birds. Results show pens without males produced eggs at about 80 percent less cost, while pens with cockerels had more broody hens and later lay dates. Conclusion favors separating young cockerels from pullets until they are older and better identified.
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