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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1906

Page

10

Meats in Germany Almost a Famine and Slaughter Methods

The United States Department of Commerce and Labor reports Germany faces meat scarcity due to strict import laws and new meat inspection rules. German abattoirs near Halle and Dauchlen showcase modern facilities with thorough animal vetting, cutting by classed quality, and humane slaughter practices amid rising prices and limited supplies.

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Apple Growing Reforms From New York Experiment Station

The Department of Agriculture reports on 1,138 New York apple orchards across Wayne and Orleans counties. Results show no clear yield gain in orchards five years or more unless other care like fertilizing and spraying is improved. Large-scale trials and realistic farm conditions may yield more valuable data than small experiments.

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Up-to-Date Weather Reports From Vessels

The United States Weather Bureau developed a four word code to compactly report vessel position, weather, and hazards via wireless. It enables rapid coast station transmissions to dispatch warnings to nearby ships. The Campania hurricane example shows potential value in early alerts and safer navigation for maritime fleets.

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Dollar Brooder Proposed by Agriculture Department

The Agriculture Department has issued a low cost chicken brooder method that may total about one dollar. Connecticut Experiment Station trials show excellent results in sheds or colony houses, detailing a heated box with a tin covered lamp, a perforated pan for heat, a table, a moving chick ramp, and a surrounding curtain to control access. Further details are in Farmers Bulletin No. 387, available from Congress members or the Agriculture Secretary.

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Double Yolked Eggs and a Frugal Squire's Trade

Squire Beadows of Pour Cortera is mocked as mean yet thrifty. He refuses a sewing machine and dishwashing aid for his wife, instead trading a fresh egg for a farming needle at the country store. The store doubles as grocer post office and refreshment counter run by a cordial owner.

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Weather Bureau and trans-Atlantic ships plan

The proposed system aims to aid the Weather Bureau in guiding liners and other vessels across the Atlantic. It suggests gathering fog and ice limits from Grand Hawks data by slight course changes to avoid dangers, while a shipboard dispute over a drink and a needle diversion shows a rough, bustling scene aboard a vessel.

Weather Bureau

Secretary Shaw Delays At Treasury In Early Morning Rush

Secretary of the Treasury Law, identified as Sam Shaw, arrived three minutes late at the Treasury Department amid rain. He bypassed the arrival register and hurried to an elevator, prompting a watchman to pursue him before recognizing the secretary as a passenger calling out “Ma’am.”

Sam Shaw

The Future Mikado and Japan’s Imperial Family

The piece compares Japan’s imperial family favorably to a typical American household. It describes Empress as older than the Mikado, notes she is not the Empress Mother of five children, and outlines expectations about succession and legitimacy amid family dynamics.

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