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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1911
Page
11
Advertises profitable small acreage crops for Cab bage Beets Carrots Rutabagas and Onions. Promises Holland cabbage seed supplied, imported directly, and urges farmers to visit the store to see the money making proposition.
The article explains heating curd to higher temperatures to create a dry granular buttermilk cheese akin to cottage cheese. It covers heating ranges from 130 to 140 degrees, draining, and risks of over dry or undercooked curd, plus packaging, shelf life, flavor, and serving ideas. It notes uses in sandwiches, with butter, and in cheese cake, and mentions crowd-pleasing salt options and packaging options.
An article by Prof Halpin outlines profitable baby chick care after hatching. Emphasizes dark incubation for 20 hours, early hunger response, and feeding with bread crumbs free of mold. Recommends a deep litter system with clover chaff, commercial or home feeds, and a two to one mix of cracked corn and wheat. Describes soft mash preparation, gradual skimmilk or buttermilk addition, and constant access to clean water and grit on range.
In 1910 Prof. E. R. Jones at the Madison experiment station organized seven district bodies covering 20 200 acres with initial surveys and cost plans. four districts move toward final organization and drainage plans exist for 39 individual projects covering 3380 acres. Over five years the drainage service has reclaimed 116 000 acres with plans prepared. 33 000 acres have been improved or are in progress.
Mothers urged to inspect every bottle of Castoria for infants and children to ensure it is the genuine remedy and not counterfeit, emphasizing careful examination of packaging and labeling to protect young ones from tainted products.
An ad praises Sunny Monday laundry soap for strong cleaning without harming fabrics and claims it is pure and safe for woolens. The article then highlights the Wisconsin Experiment Association, a large grower collaboration linked to the University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture, pushing seed improvement. Membership exceeds 1500, with seed purchases and sales reaching hundreds of thousands, including orders from China, Japan, and Mexico, and daily revenue peaking near 5000 in a single day.
A condensed local market report lists oats and onions per bushé, potatoes per bushel at forty cents for butter dairy eggs per dozen and various meat prices. Beef live weight and pork dressed per pound appear with a few cents ranges, along with veal, sheep, hides, and poultry prices such as old roosters turkeys and chickens.
Advertisement promises up to 15.00 daily earnings from a “live wire proportion” scheme with a 25 cent sample request. The broker urges quick action, framing the opportunity as easy money and rights to earn without clear operational details or safeguards.
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