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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1917
Page
3
Outdoor storage cellars provide uniform temperatures for long term veg storage, with ventilators controlled to maintain cool air. Construction varies by region, from above ground with sod cover to below ground in frost regions, including concrete options for permanence and better insulation.
The article explains the honey bee life cycle from egg to larva to pupa, detailing incubation, larval feeding by nurse bees, moult frequency, and the 21 day timeline from egg to emergence. It notes the egg size, horned shapes, and the cocoon stage, with a dormancy period of about 11 days.
In a compact anecdote a broken object becomes a hive tale as a full-grown bee escapes, illustrating a classic entomologists’ story about bee development and behavior. The narrative centers on transformation and observation within a natural setting.
Oats is presented as the cheapest feed now available for poultry. It is touted as one of the best feeds for both young and old chickens, offering economical nourishment and strong results.
Dry rape leaves, as shown by chemical analysis, contain over 23 percent protein, compared with 15 percent in alfalfa and 10.5 percent in cowpeas.
The county fair invites exhibit planning with guidance to select the finest material and stage it well. Begin now to prepare and craft a standout display that reflects quality and careful arrangement for judging and public view.
Instructions advise tying some leaves over the forming heads to preserve whiteness and prevent quick browning of cauliflower. The note mentions browning risks and suggests protective leaves as a remedy.
A fragmentary historical discussion extols roads as the true ruler of a nation beyond kings and Congresses. It asserts roads unify democracy, acting as an ever vigilant court and tireless army, driving prosperity and peace. It notes farmers pay over 28 cents per ton per mile to move produce, versus under half that on well paved roads.
Discussion on bonds for permanent roads shows the strongest gains occur for farmers on side roads. With main roads fixed, funds shift to side routes, enabling five times more work per dollar and creating better surfaces from farms to the main highway, at lower township costs.
After rain the road should be dragged as soon as possible, but avoid dragging when mud is too sticky to prevent mud sticking to the drag. Immediate action minimizes surface slickness while preserving road integrity.
A compact note urges more focus on road drag to improve ronda outcomes, signaling that greater care would yield smoother driving and safer, steadier movement. It emphasizes practical attention over general warnings.
Western Canada dominates the wheat awards taking first second and third prizes at the Salt Products Exposition in Peoria. A Manitoba farmer and others report yields of 40 to 80 dollars per acre and land priced from 15 to 30 dollars per acre. The ad urges settlers to inspect western Canadian opportunities with special travel rates.
Fragmentary overheard remarks reveal a heated exchange about food values and duty. Tras tus Pinkley mentions protecting a child with a shotgun while discussing a blend of concern for nourishment and personal risk at a community gathering.
The Boston Transcript notes a remarkable summer with much to discuss beyond climate. It highlights a distinguished citizen’s travel, criticized as unsuitable for transit in a lower berth, amid broader economic debates about the egg in transit.
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