Out of the Farm Flock by H L Kempater Poultry Advice
An assistant professor of poultry husbandry offers seasonal guidance for managing laying flocks. The piece covers housing cleanliness, litter management, ventilation, feeding mixes, moisture control, and winter laying strategies to keep hens healthy and productive. It stresses proper bedding, predator protection, and gradual changes to prevent molting and stress while aiming for steady egg production through winter.
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Improvement of school funding and tax plan analyzed
The article discusses a proposed mill tax to raise 10 cents per 190 valuation for public elementary and high schools, state normal schools, and Lincoln universities. If adopted, the plan would stabilize school funding, making it firmer and more independent from fluctuating appropriations, though exact allocations are yet to be finalized.
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Conserving Manure Handles Fertility and Waste
The article argues manure should be conserved to protect fertility. weather exposure wastes nutrients, while hauling to fields is common best practice. Open shed storage near stables and controlled composting reduce loss. when allowed to rot properly, organic matter enriches soil.
Questions on Fertilizer Brewing and Fermentation Process
Fragmented lines discuss stale fertilizer handling and fermentation. Terms reference manure management, water irrigation, and storage practices. Mentions keeping vane wader and mature neser for process control. Describes effects on crop health and cork or grain yields.
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College of Agriculture expands instruction to farmers
The College of Agriculture offers courses in animal husbandry, agronomy, dairy, poultry, and other farm trades. Beginning November, the program lasts four months in four seven week terms, with two years of study and a certificate upon completion. A prior note mentions a small boy found weeping over a broken cart, his father a preacher, unable to mend it.
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College of Agriculture
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Absorbine and household remedy claims heal veins and more
An ad notes Absorbine Jr. curing enlarged veins, swelling, and discoloration with no further trouble since July. It promotes Absorbine Jr. as a universal household liniment for bruises, colds, stiff neck, sore throat, goitre, enlarged glands, and other ailments. Priced at 1.00 and 2.00 per bottle from Springfield druggists or delivery.
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Western Canada Prosperity Pointed By Immigration and Investment
Western Canada draws large investments from Holland and other nations while Germany France and Britain also fund development. Immigrant farmers boost production to hundreds of millions of bushels of wheat and grains as U S and other countries send workers to aid western growth in a forecasted era of rapid prosperity.
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Right Soap for Baby's Skin and Other Tales
An assortment of ad copy and brief anecdotes recounts Cuticura Soap praised for gentle skin care for babies, plus a stray note about postal service figures and a humorous church wedding envelope incident. The fragment touches marketing claims, a postal official anecdote, and a minor local anecdote about a minister and wedding fee.
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Mit Bussnese Ioweeter Sroith Goes to the Wall
A quirky fragment notes an unnamed figure called Mit Bussnese Ioweeter Sroith heading toward a wall while declaring a saying that translates roughly as a warning about fate. The odd phrasing suggests a historical slang reference or OCR artifact.
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Paradosical Misfortune and a Cure All Tale
A dubious essay laments bad luck and cruel fate, noting how misfortune follows many to the grave. It mocks medical cures and social traps while praising charity's flawed persistence across class lines.
Racing drivers honor fallen racer with postrace tribute
A group of drivers gathered to honor a departed racer linking their postrace tribute to Sandisthyreget’s kines, as a motor fate vows to remember the fallen figure and celebrate the sport’s history through shared memories and respect.
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