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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
2
The article urges readers to try dairying in the Ozarks, naming Wes Brook, Tripp, Wiles, Miller, and others as examples of farmers finding dairy life profitable. It stresses preparing cows properly, maintaining good grass, and staying committed, arguing dairy can be a lucrative, independent occupation.
Farmers in Weighty Douglis counties lose trust dollars yearly by focusing on inferior stock. Better handling and attention to top stock could cut costs, improve feeding efficiency, and reduce care for poor grades. A spring push urges farmers to raise high quality poultry and livestock.
Pending legislation in the house would authorize the purchase of about 5,700 acres at Wahatonka in Camden County for a Missouri state park. The measure, already approved by the Senate, emphasizes preserving the natural scenery for posterity.
A fragmented early text advocates improving farm appeal to attract buyers and the traveling public. It suggests cleaner market conditions and better presentation to help sellers fetch higher prices. The piece emphasizes making farms enticing to owners and visitors alike.
What is wrong with the farmers of Wright and Douglas counties that they do not grow enough potatoes and onions to supply the home markets. This is a great mistake. By delaying that is invested in potatoes and onions grown elsewhere benefit some other locality. Moritoos are S150 por Wushe now.
Field crews urge timely removal of girders stumps and stones to clear fence lines and improve drainage. Farmers warned that debris in low spots can erode walls and hamper future cultivation.
Thomewentt, a 24 year old man, was shot in the side seven miles northwest of Manstiell during the Shaw'elock morning. He died after being thrown from a hawk, the body burned and discharged by a load. Dr. TA. Pusono treated the wound and the injured man was hoped to recover soon.
A man at the Tegailion farm in Wright Worcester county was injured Monday afternoon when his sleeve caught in a belt drive and he was pulled into a mill. His parents living near Pos Midge church were notified. Local authorities and rescuers responded. The incident is under investigation.
A wounded individual faces possible hand amputation though doctors hope the limb can be saved. The incident remains under medical care with ongoing updates expected.
TEW A DAY Friday drew new Mirror subscribers as Dr. F. IT. Riley with ALD Buckes led to several joins. M. H. Barlow joined, Mansfield ProduceCo. added O. L. Rubinett Q. F. Winburn and Levi Moody, plus J. B. Poort. Joe Williams ordered a Mirror seat for his mother, Mrs. Orlena Williams in Sneedville Tenn. Constable S. O. White renewed for himself and paid a year for Miss Ruby Taylor Doto Ark. 1.00 Fitts followed with HW0 for the day. Come on in there is always room for one more.
Do you want to change climate buy a frit ranch in the famous Bit ter Root Valley Montana. We own a life tract of developed and tne developed land in this fertile valley on the Paville side of the mountains where the climate is perfect. Grand scenery, fine water, mild winters wit cool summers, fine hunting and fishing. Write for prices etc. The O. W. Kerr Company 209 Andrus Building Minneapolis Minn Ady.
The prospectus from a Nevada company invites readers to buy treasury stock at twenty cents a share with a twenty five percent bonus, promising the net receipts from mill and mine operations will be paid back to subscribers until their initial investment is returned. The venture plans a fifty ton per day ore processing facility and claims abundant ore supply, with a guaranteed honest, economical management and a 20 page booklet for details.
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