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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1916
Page
4
Illinois agricultural tests span six years on brown silt loam, using eight crops radish turnip beet onion spinach lettuce cabbage cauliflower. Results show nitrate of soda often boosts marketable-size plants and yields for radishes turnips beets spinach cabbage and cauliflower but not reliably for onions or head lettuce.
The article warns against low quality lambs and urges expert help in buying. It stresses that fleece value and proper growth affect profit, noting differences in type and appearance among sheep and lambs. Starting with the best animals yields the best economic results.
The article argues breeders must meet market needs by producing high quality stock. It emphasizes securing superior sires, shipping to demanding markets, and maintaining uniform, well bred animals while culling inferior specimens. It stresses consistent quality to satisfy consumer demands and avoid poor fits.
Frank Jenkins dr iggist of Pilgrim Texas urges use of Kilmer Swamp Root for kidney and bladder relief noting six and a half years of sales with satisfied customers. N E McCane from Micane Drug Co offers samples and a pamphlet on kidneys and bladder with orders for bottles at fifty cents and one dollar.
The European war has pulled in educated youth and students as it rages. Doctor Burrows of King's College notes English born regular student numbers fell from 800 to about 100 since the war began. The college has 512 officers serving in the army and navy. Much of the college’s scientific work now supports wartime needs.
A fragment notes Red Cross assistance and a supply of clothing described as whiter than grocers, suggesting charitable distribution or relief efforts with emphasis on purity and preparedness.
Indianapolis physician Dr. Benjamin P. Croft advocates teaching children to control emotions and endure discomfort without outward signs. He argues that nervousness is often habit and should be managed through self discipline rather than crying or protest.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions hay and pellets with unclear context. No identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or events are readable to form a coherent news item.
A kindergarten march tale shows Mary lagging behind the group despite the teacher urging pace. Mary answers with a bright smile that she can keep up, but her new shoes hinder her steps during the music and rite.
In Farm Life a writer named Scribbins reports his home was entered last night and manuscripts were stolen. The piece notes Scribbins’ skepticism about police progress and his readiness to challenge the thief to a new try if needed.
W L Nelson assistant secretary of the board of agriculture argues bobwhite quail eat at least 85 weed seed types and prey on 57 beetles 27 bugs 9 grasshoppers 13 caterpillars plus ants and flies. He notes a bobwhite can consume 5000 plant lice in two hours and favors boll weevils and other pests, urging farmers not to kill them and contrasting a hired man’s wages with the quail’s work.
A brief, dialogue driven exchange shows a timid admirer asking if he will be engaged tomorrow and a desperate maiden stating she might if someone has the nerve to ask.
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