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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1907
Page
2
A damaged OCR fragment describes land in Chirk county Wisconsin with mentions of town Dew, range and section hints, vegetation clearing, and references to pine timber. The garbled text lacks clear dates, names, or concrete actions beyond a vague property outline.
After twenty two years in Grand Rapids Wisconsin I moved to Milwaukee in 1899 to continue law practice I have now resumed business in Grand Rapids and invite old and new clients to consult. Geo L Williams Attorney and Counselor Rooms 4 and 5 Wood Block East End of Bridge Telephone 93912
The Marshfield area considers alfalfa cultivation with cautious trial on small plots due to uncertain winters and soil. Reports from H. I. Below warn of heaving, while notes stress silos as the coming dairy fed system. Salt for poultry and butter production factors, with prices and spring cow conditions impacting milk output per Hoard's Dairyman analysis.
A state law requires uniform inspection by the Agricultural Experiment Station at the University of Wisconsin for all nurseries selling stock in the state. Inspections determine freedom from pests and fungi. Nurserymen must apply through Inspector J G Moore in Madison. In season inspections cost less than out of season. Immediate attention urged for all nurserymen.
A mid summer guide warns farmers to fence ponds from pastures to protect stock. Cattle drink warm, polluted pond water in July and August, preferring tank water when available. Old ponds, dug for stock, attract mud and filth that can contaminate milk, so keep stock away from ponds.
Farmers face questions on curing hay as rain threatens feed quality. Silage offers relief since it can be cut and stored in wet conditions, with many arguing that wetting down fodder during silo filling improves preservation for winter feed.
Short pieces on pig feed compare shorts with bran and favor select shorts with white material for all pigs, noting a splash of oil meat improves it. Sheep advice recommends one good bell per fifth sheep for protection against wolves, plus alarms from loud tones. Also mentions best potatoes at 35 cents per basket from A. Kleinholz.
Congressman E. A. Marse of Antigo announces free distribution of twenty thousand seed packets in his district. The offer includes flower and garden seeds with a postal reply card to E. A. Morse, Antigo, Wis, requesting names for the list and preference between Hower or garden seeds. Seven hundred copies of the Agriculture Year Book of 1906 and other government publications are also available free by mail. The note adds an odd aside about ducks needing only water to drink. General Market Report.
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