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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1917
Page
8
An All Around the Farm column by C. C. Bowsfield explains strawberry cultivation with soil needs, manuring, and careful planting. It covers selecting ground, manure, fertilizer use, proper watering, and the importance of firming crowns after setting plants.
A speaker urges returning to human, personal contact between employers and workers. He cites a railroad foreman who plans to grant raises, arguing unions formed from past neglect and that fair individual treatment ends the labor war. He recalls how fixed wages bred organizing and stresses mutual respect.
The Gimlet lists charter members of the Lynden Lucky Dawg Club and jokes about civic quirks. It reports editor insights on German affairs a two week proximity to Berlin Washington. It mentions Chris Andersen buying a Ford and a rare Franklin edition offered to the state historical society.
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The guide advises mothers and piglets separation after birth to ease weaning. It suggests keeping the sow in a pen with piglets for the first day without food, then moving the sow to a dry lot or separate pen. Ensure ample water for the sow and give a small amount of sedative on the second day.
Inoculation improves legume crops with soil from alfalfa for sweet clover fields and vice versa. It is usually necessary for soybeans and vetches and not often required for true clovers or bens, according to the State College agricultural station.
W L Oswald of Minnesota state seed laboratory at University Farm reports a survey showing seed wheat from northern Minnesota yields the highest germination rates. The study also suggests state conditions are not as dire as feared amid circulated rumors and losses.
A maxim urges embracing present joy and avoiding ruinous thoughts of future grief. The speaker warns that every substantial sorrow casts many shadows, often created by oneself, and questions dwelling on distant misery that may never arrive.
An advertisement offers 250 letterheads and 250 envelopes of high grade printed artistically for $3.25. The item targets small business operators needing affordable, stylish kantor stationery.
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