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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1907
Page
2
A Wisconsin farmer describes canning pressed curd in used cans sealed with paraffin to create creamy, spreadable cheese. The method, tested during winter, yielded pleasant flavor, little waste, and ease of digestion, with curing lasting two to four months. The piece also covers county agricultural trends, milk factory shifts, crop changes, and sheep care tips.
Farm naming advice emphasizes distinguishing a farm by a locality or product to boost visibility and trade. It compares a farm name to a trademark, suggests placing the name on signs or barns, and notes benefits like pride and neighbor recognition.
Emmerton writes to the Equity urging potato growers in Minnesota Michigan and Wisconsin to attend a Chicago gathering on September 3 1907. State officers will meet National Union leaders and Fruit and Produce Branch directors to set disposal limits for October. The aim is to guide members on pricing and strategy through organized action.
A comparison of Mara thon County dairy and farm product figures from the clerk's annual report for year ending April 30 1907 with those of the prior year demonstrates growth in dairy interests nationwide as summarized in yesterday's Dairy Record.
A fragmented price list shows farm goods and livestock rates including wheat and oats per bushel, rye per bushel, onions per 100 pegs, barley, hay in bale and loose forms, dairy butter, eyes per dozen, live weight beef and veal, dressed veal, pork dressed per pound, sheep per hundred weight, chickens live, spring chickens, beef hides, and calf hides with various cents and shillings values. The data reflect historical market quotes with multiple units and currencies.
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