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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1918
Page
10
The United States Department of Agriculture emphasizes that weed control is a community issue rather than an individual farmer task. Larger crops reduce weeds, rotations curb weed growth, and cultivated crops help clean land. cooperation through agricultural clubs and farm organizations is essential for effective management.
Farmers urged by the Department of Agriculture to share idle tractors during off seasons to boost seedbed preparation and land cultivation. Proposes reasonable hire rates to recoup costs and help neighbors secure full acreages, expanding national food production.
Prices for poultry products rise as feed costs double over two years, provoking consumer protests and potential boycotts. Poultry producers justify hikes citing higher expenses, while buyers respond with resistance and calls for fair pricing.
The North Dakota experiment station reports best yields from potatoes planted about four inches deep. Stable comfort matters for cows. poor ventilation or lighting harms them. Clean cream is needed for sweet flavored butter. corn wire worm favors low, poorly drained soils. Do not force hens during breeding season.
A strained farm community debates keeping idle machines idle as a neighboring food producer could use them on victory crops. Local officials consider policies to prevent waste and boost efficiency amid food production needs.
The strawberry leads early among berries by ripening first and often quality as a table fruit. It bears regularly under ordinary conditions and outshines other fruits for reliable production. Even after late frosts, plants typically bloom again and produce a short crop.
The potato requires ample moisture to develop a large crop and the soil should retain water well. Adequate moisture supports tuber growth and yields, while poor water retention leads to smaller harvests and stressed plants.
An ad from USDA specialists reminds livestock farmers to "Don't forget your silo" while noting a Milking Shorthorn cow made a record 10,240 pounds of milk in one year. An imported "milliking shorthorn" cow is cited as an example of good beef conformation.
A terse piece notes that even a small grasp of farming can be risky yet preferable to ignorance, highlighting prudence for new farmers and community readers. It underscores practical limits of advice and the value of continued learning in agriculture.
Millet seed has drawn attractive prices in recent years. Calves face common health issues with diarrhea or scours likely the most frequent disease.
A sharp banter unfolds as a man laments a single fault, only to be upstaged by a poised reply. The woman notes a shift, insisting that the second fault is the realization that only the pretty can afford impertinence.
Cutlcura for sore hands suggests soaking hands in hot suds of Cutlcura Soap then drying and rubbing in Cutlcura Ointment. Remove surplus ointment with cosmetic paper. For free samples write Cutlcura Dept X Boston. Soap 25 cents Ointment 25 and 60 cents adv.
A humorous drama exchange shows a clerk proposing seven days to approve a request. The Lady hesitates, exclaiming about making up her mind, while the drudge notes the time constraint. The dialogue centers on approval timing and indecision.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble and may not know it. Back pain, headache, and nervousness can signal kidney disease. Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root is recommended. buy a bottle or test by sending ten cents to Dr Elmer Co. for a maple bottle. Mention the paper.
The Boston Transcript notes that microbes are diverse not uniform. It mentions certain microbes inhabit kissed environments and others ride on currency, highlighting varied journeys of tiny organisms.
A Danish scientist has created an electrical insulating material using fish offal. The remark about men being polished by the passing years offers a wry aside about aging and experience.
In a playful exchange Mr Comrox names mint for evening scent and ham and eggs for morning. The item also records that more than 4,000 Jews are enrolled in the United States navy.
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