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Newspaper
Ione Proclaimer
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1909
Page
6
Porter and Wheaton plot to move on the Traction stock as prices dip amid market rumors. Margrave hints at a big entry, while Porter hides his plans behind private deals. Fenton the lawyer probes the legality and risks of reorganizing the Clarkdon Traction stock.
The article describes a plank frame known as the plank system with hip root bracing and a labeled key listing 13 components such as malin alde post booth purline post roof support main tie subsupport stay sill and various plates and ties. It explains sizes like 2 in by 8 in and 2 in by 10 in with parts numbered for reference.
Consul Frank reports on drying potatoes under the German Interior Department, yielding a quarter of original weight and potential storage, with military tests valuing dried potatoes as equal to corn and able to replace oats in rations. Freight costs drop with reduced weight, suggesting broader potato cultivation.
Agricultural advice covers soil nutrient availability and crop uptake, care for nesting hens with cedar shavings to reduce disturbance, and livestock as key to prosperity. It also explains celery blight control via copper carbonate sprays, detailing preparation steps and mixing ratios.
New research from the United States Department of Agriculture suggests butter produced from pasteurized sweet cream keeps longer and avoids objectionable flavors compared with butter from sour cream. The finding challenges the old view that a certain acidity in cream is needed for good flavor and shelf life.
BE R Parsons of Parker Colorado, a leading dry farmer, predicts an abundant Colorado fruit crop this year. Parsons, famed for non irrigated orchards, spoke at the Cheyenne dry farming congress and plans to exhibit his horticultural products at the international exposition of dry farm products.
Researchers report bees return to their hives in straight lines up to two miles after being carried away, not relying on sight or smell. The article also notes general farming guidance on when to cut grass for May and to harvest clover as blooms mature, warning that sunshine alone does not explain haymaking.
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