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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1920
Page
2
The article urges fall ground prep for next year by clearing rubbish and planting a green crop to prevent soil erosion. It outlines hotbed use, soil filling, and insulation, advising on coal, straw, or evergreen coverings and the benefits of early transplanting for profitable yields.
Freshness alone does not ensure quality. Hens fed poor range and scavenger-heavy diets produce weaker eggs with watery whites and thin shells. Proper rations including wheat bran clover oyster shell and sound grains yield firm shells rich in protein and good flavor if nests runs and mite-free conditions are maintained.
A simple rack device uses two poles attached to the front wheel bolster with a rear drag. Crosspieces and uprights keep corn in place. Several shocks of corn can be loaded and drawn to the feeding yard or barn.
Colorado's 1920 crop year produced the largest agricultural output in state history. Total cultivated area reached 5,685,330 acres, wheat 1,471,242 acres with a 1920 output of 27,117,000 bushels, but overall crop value fell about 30 million dollars from 1919 due to lower prices. Wheat led in area and value, corn ranked second in acreage, alfalfa third, with tame hay totaling about 1 million acres and wild hay about 254,000 acres.
In a report from the Indianapolis News a doctor promised a patient would walk the next day and marked ambulant on the order. The nurse objected, saying no dosage was written, leaving the patient bedridden until the physician clarified the grams.
The note states that cold baths in winter should promote will power and likewise strengthen overall well being. It argues for discipline through exposure to cold as a test of resolve. The piece connects habitual cold exposure with character improvement and mental resilience.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an elderly person ill for long and facing medical costs. The text mentions druggists and minimal prices but is incomplete, preventing a full event or person identification.
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