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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1908
Page
8
Evergreens provide wind shelter and beauty with graceful forms that brighten winter scenes. They suit thin soils, back clearings with color beds, and form screens or hedges through pruning. Plant thickly for quick windbreaks, combining evergreens with deciduous trees for landscape variety.
The article warns pocket gophers cause widespread damage across western states, costing up to a million dollars annually. It explains gopher biology, predators, and control methods including trapping, poisoning with caution, shooting, and a push to protect barn owls and weasels as natural enemies.
A consensus touts silos as essential for profitable dairy and livestock farming. Farmers report rapid adoption, optimal sizes, and methods for filling and preserving silage, with evidence from dairy, sheep, and sow rearing.
An old poultryman counsels starting small with a few hens. He warns that leaping from zero to thousands is impractical and that success comes from gradual growth and learning the basics of even a humble hen enterprise.
authorities warn that even seemingly empty containers may hold poison when exposed to rain. farm stock could drink contaminated water from such receptacles and suffer fatal poisoning, so any Paris green must be destroyed or sealed securely.
Advice warns when lice eggs hatch and suggests providing a dust box for setting hens filled with dust and lice killers for regular dust baths.
A brief note on poultry yard management describing a cure all as preventive, reducing the need for stimulants regulators and makeshifts. The emphasis is on good management as the principal virtue.
Fragmentary note advises setting up extra hives and supers for honey flow ahead of the season. Mentions preparation weeks before charms and cautions about readiness and maintenance.
A farming note advises hens can maintain cleanliness and control vermin by providing a dust bath. The guidance emphasizes the dust bath as an effective self care tool for free-range poultry.
The readable portions show scattered names and terms such as Beaconsfield Pitt Jackin and various garbled phrases. The passage lacks coherent events or clear subjects, preventing a definitive summary of a single incident or story.
Farmer guidance praises raising colts alongside crops noting foaling can be timed to minimize farm disruption. Draft stallions are recommended for simplicity while mares continue working with proper care. Also advised: use a farm cat to deter mice in the corn crib as a deterrent against damage.
A humorous dialogue features a mouse in a trap and a rodent at large debating knowledge about mechanics. The trap-bound mouse claims to have boarded with bankers, highlighting a quirky exchange and character humor.
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions CHS figures and congratulatory wording tied to a Mainé guide and Leahy with unclear references to names and dates. The garbled text prevents clear facts but indicates a celebratory message context.
The note urges thorough ventilation in poultry houses, stressing pure air as essential and costless for profitable poultry raising.
The note argues that crossing breeds to mate results in the heavier variety but rarely yields any real gain, condemning crossbreeding as ineffective or biased toward weight rather than improvement.
A witty exchange sets a scene in which a Brooklyn resident is probed about their lies and blushes, with Herlock Sholmes remarking on the telltale signs of deceit. The Philadelphia Press quotes a derisive, sly tone in this urban dialogue.
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