Land descriptions for Clark County Wisconsin estates
Public notice fragment describes parcels in Clark County Wisconsin for estate clearance. Mentions town Dewhurst and town Lesbrin g, with land areas around 30 acres and 40 acres, river and marsh land, and mentions clearing for mower and improvements. Advises contact of a lawyer for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewhurst
Clark County
Wis
Hiuck River
Idjaton
Lesbring
Cioyé Estate
Timeh
Ofica
Dairy Institute Imparts Practical Dairy Knowledge and Gains
The article lauds the Dairy Institute for practical advice from experts like Scribner Griswold Frazier and Aderhold. It notes benefits from feed exhibits, alfalfa meal trials, and increased warehouse capacity for concentrates, urging cooperation between merchants and farmers to weigh milk and boost profits through record keeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute
Scribner
Griswold
Frazier
Aderhold
Guernsey
Marshfield
Th Institute
W. E. Harcrave
Planting Shade Trees Across the Corn Belt for Uniform Streets
The article urges widespread roadside tree planting in the American corn belt using easily obtained varieties. It contrasts American diversity with Germany and France where shade trees provide income, and calls for street-level cooperation to form uniform avenues with elm, ash, maple or linden trees for lasting beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
France
What In the Difference from Upsil's Dairyman
A dairy farming editor argues Illinois and Wisconsin milk farmers lack knowledge to profit. He notes 25 percent plus of cows don’t pay their keep and urges farmers to adopt smarter, information driven methods. More farmers seek Hoard's Dairyman guidance as industry brains awaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Wisconsin
Hoard
Dairyman
Break up Broody Hens With Slat Bottom Coop
The quickest method to stop a hen from brooding is to remove her from the nest the first night or soon after and confine her in a slat bottom coop for a few days. Slats about two inches apart and two inches wide elevate the floor to allow air flow, forcing the hen to roost rather than sit. Usually four to five days suffice, with repeat confinement if she returns to the nest.
A Bit of Sanitary Advice from Prom Heard
A dairyman urges housewives to scald milk utensils with boiling water and let them air dry rather than wipe them. Wiping allegedly introduces bacteria that would not be present if the items were allowed to dry naturally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom Heard
Dairyman
Ripon Produce CO
Ripon
Wis
Manure For Vegetables From Wisconsin Farmer
A Wisconsin farmer stresses rich soil as key to vegetable success. He notes corn grows well on fairly rich soil, but garden vegetables need very rich soil to yield high quality and size. Poor soil leads to small, tasteless produce, and he advises proper soil preparation before planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
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