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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1905
Page
10
A Washington chrysanthemum exhibition draws visitors to the Capitol display windows where about 130 varieties are shown. Highlights include a ten inch yellow bloom and a notable Mrs Roosevelt Chrysanthemum, with government breeding efforts yielding hybrids and grafting advances amid market interest.
A detailed overview of Agricultural Department bulletins on practical farm matters. Highlights include root systems of corn wheat alfalfa and clover. potato hill spacing. salt use in asparagus. mushroom growing. onion culture. rhubarb forcing. skim milk feeding for calves and poultry. fertilizer and forage topics. meat production costs. and cider vinegar. An appeal urges mailing to Congress members and Secretary Wilson.
A fragmented report covers a wartime coffee supply contract for the Army and France’s aging pension scheme. It details a jury of veteran coffee drinkers testing samples under Dr Wiley’s supervision, and notes differences between jury opinions and the quartermaster general’s findings.
The ad describes an eight dollar butter maker claiming to produce butter in sixty seconds and notes it could sit on a teatable as a decorative accessory. It then shifts to government savings, deposits, and Caisse finances with depots and branches, followed by mentions of institutions for the indigent and a Paris area home for widowers and the elderly.
Empire Churn report from Consul Lie feld of Freiburz Baden describes a vessel for holding them. The device centers the dasher and measures inches below the surface. The handle turns to form butter within a minute. ALFALFA TWO YEARS OLD appears in unclear context.
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