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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1914
Page
6
The article argues cultivation is essential for young apple orchards. It recommends loose soil, weed control, and cover crops like vetch with oats or rye to retain moisture, reduce erosion, and improve soil, while cautioning against excessive weed growth and pest risks. It suggests crop rotation and suitable plantings after cover crops for better yields.
The article discusses Norse stable design emphasizing windows on all sides for airflow and doors that can be left open on hot nights. It notes horses become heated after work and need proper cooling to rest well.
Essay argues for expanding bank credit for farmers, noting changes since the 19th century. It compares national and state banks, urges mortgage and real estate lending, and calls for more responsive credit to match crop cycles. A second item follows about a Sunday school prayer joke involving Tommy.
As farmers need credit during the busy crop moving period, tighter money supplies depress prices for staple farm commodities when they are marketing their harvests.
Dialogue from a scene where Sandy answers the question about drinks with enthusiasm, indicating a carefree mood and humor about available beverages. The exchange reveals a playful tone and character dynamic between the doctor and Sandy.
Sulphurro has grown in public attention across the nation as a curative liquid made by C. M. C. Stewart Sulphur Co of Seattle. The medicine, praised for rheumatism and stomach, blood and skin disorders, was initially given away by Stewart from his home to build trust and word of mouth. An error in Home and Farm Magazine misquoted prices as 55 cents and 1 dollar. correct prices are 50 cents and 1 dollar.
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