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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1894
Page
6
A fragmented OCR fragment references Missouri events, a bull bucking a Santa Fe engine, a killed bull with an unspecified record, mentions of Japan and chrysanthemums, Chinese and Japanese war era hints, and scattered phrases about dates, people, and safety. Overall content is incoherent and lacks a clear single event or outcome.
The article discusses state revenue figures including 15 710 000 dollars and 29 000 000 for canal and rail developments, noting ownership of water rights and evolving transport plans. It also covers social columns on fashion care, school lunch tips, baby care, and home economics, urging practical daily maintenance and value.
A fragment from Helen Hunt Jackson contemplates a quiet grave and loved ones speaking only of affection rather than praise. It shifts to a practical note detailing how Russians clean furs with rye flour, heating, rubbing, and brushing to restore color and luster.
From the Farmers' Review a note on winter stock feeding urges planning ahead for hay fodder and grain. It reports Kansas agricultural college bulletin 47 on soaking corn for fattening steers, showing soaked corn improved steer gains and price but not always hog gains, and concludes soaking pays if under six cents per bushel.
A farm near market boosts ten acres of sandy land into a thriving wild blackberry operation. Vines cleared and transplanted yield large annual tonnage, with fruit selling quickly. Despite no prior market, the venture returns well, paying over 10 percent on land cost and boosting seasonal wages. Also notes on fruit packing to reduce moisture, and cautions about handling old garden stock.
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