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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
3
Long text recounts the Wendrews journey to Western Canada and Windom Minnesota ties. It mentions Myre Marcy and family, travels through Washington and California, and notes agricultural output. The piece quotes Me Weeters Canada onward, describing cattle and grain production, and references farm opportunities, prices, and a 1912 versus 1917 comparison in animal fat and crop yields.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses American design and construction abroad. It mentions Arerca leading the wettest precedents and claims American machinery feeds in a New Section of this or in the United States as superior to others. Mentions plants operating in Europe Asia Minor and China.
An agricultural guide weighs tractor purchase on farm size and needs. It cites U.S. Department of Agriculture input, notes economics favor smaller farms and suggests larger machines for bigger operations. The text emphasizes careful study of experience before buying and balancing cost with labor efficiency.
Reports from Virginia to Massachusetts describe rats killing turkeys, chickens, ducks, and young birds. Farmers note rapid breeding when food is abundant, with losses ranging from a few birds to hundreds. The U.S. Department of Agriculture warns of widespread damage and cites Farmer's Bulletin No 500 on prevention methods.
Dr Thomas Folent, dean of California’s agriculture college, criticizes spending on boys club work funded by the USDA and state college. He argues the money yielded little measurable effect beyond exposing youths to farming, claiming only minimal human impact relative to cost.
The article stresses diversified feed and crop planning for year round use, urging winter and summer rites. It cautions against planting potatoes without proper care and promotes careful farm pride and environment. It recommends starting alfalfa with good seed and notes that a farmer cannot gain full value if grain storage is neglected.
Fragmented article notes Coca Cola to christen an engine amid fire incident coverage. Includes garbled names, individuals, and references to organizers, society figures, and products, with uncertain details and extensive doubtful phrases.
A garbled excerpt quotes the legendary figure Grwige commenting on habit and law. It notes a past word about a new location and a discussion of temporary measures and time. The fragment hints at legal constraints and ongoing debate without clear names or dates.
Fragmentary text references a city star, government office, and crowded scene. Details are unreadable or corrupted, making it impossible to identify names, dates, places, or events with confidence.
An old advertisement warns that kidney issues, not heart trouble, cause serious symptoms like back and abdominal pain. It extols GOLD DAL and GOLD MEDAL brands, claiming quick relief within twenty four hours and urging continued use to prevent future attacks. It also touts a money back guarantee and imports, urging readers to ask for a specific product.
An unclear OCR passage mentions Ruth Clifford and a fragmented accusation or court reference. The text is garbled with misread letters and stray phrases, making a coherent event or outcome indiscernible.
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