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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1904
Page
8
The Meriden Creamery Company of Kansas City Missouri announces it will pay the highest possible market price for butter fat. It promises fair treatment and complete satisfaction to suppliers.
An omnibus page blends a reflective verse on life and death with practical kitchen tips. It includes a long lyric about an aloe plant and a holy man whose life endures through seeds, followed by culinary instructions for sausages with onion butter, onion biscuits, silk garment cleaning with gasoline, corn chowder, dental floss tips, coat hanger loops from kid gloves, and a cold slaw recipe. The text interleaves spiritual meditation with household guidance and old-fashioned housekeeping advice.
From the Graphic report Knapp drilling outfit was moved to Lloyd Rees's place last week. drilling log began on Tuesday. Pleasant Ridge school with Miss Emma Sutton teacher closed due to measles outbreak in the neighborhood. Oscar Smith and family sold the farm southeast of town and moved to Laflorpe for new work. Harry Jones left for Horace to take a contract for a large Y M C A building then to Canon City Colo. He stayed a day or two before heading on.
Stephen Rosner selected and cut the stone for the Kansas exhibit while noting the Greeley line hosts many valuable mineral deposits that, if worked, would be of great value.
Westphalia notes Mrs V Fimet has improved after illness. A freight train fire burned about thirty tons of hay for J F Bierly and caused damage to FS Levering hausen. John Weisdorfer’s family moved back to the area. Clint Corley injured his knee while handling a knife attached to his clothing during a street game. Walt Pinneo and Beo Rogers reported four large ducks in a day and a 6 foot 3 inch eagle later that week. Selosa item in Kivcaid Dispatch.
Practical guide by Andrew Boss and others on beef production from farm to market. Covers humane handling, tools, and steps for slaughter, dressing, and bleeding to secure an attractively colored carcass, with emphasis on speed and efficiency. Includes equipment costs and step by step methods for effective sticking and skinning of cattle.
The article describes the spread of the cotton boll weevil, noting government involvement and farm programs in Texas, Louisiana, and nearby areas. It outlines breeding, crop diversification, and pest control strategies, with maps showing the pest’s reach toward Sherman and Shreveport regions, and predicts further spread within two years.
A conference of North American Bee Inspectors from the United States and Canada is scheduled for May 2 in Buffalo. The National Beekeepers Convention is to be held in St. Louis at the start of October.
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