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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1907
Page
2
Farmers weigh silo costs against husking and shredding. Silage yields higher milk value, aided by proper hay curing and in-silo practices. Advice covers center-fill, outer edge preservation, watering top after fill, and adopting profitable crop diversification to boost returns and reduce grain dependence.
A frugal call urges farmers to drag roads, clear weeds, fix fences, maintain barns and tools, and organize the farm. The note, attributed to Dr A B Crawford, urges youths to seed corn carefully and prize entries at Chicago show, stressing public example and lasting legacy.
The Wisconsin Live Stock Sanitary Board operates to protect livestock health via the State Veterinarian. Stock owners must call a local veterinarian for an examination when stock is ailing. If contagious diseases are found, the owner must report to the town or city health officer, who then reports in writing to the State Veterinarian. All notices must go through the local health officer to receive attention.
Advice says birds scratch when fed in litter and grain, but hens work regardless when given litter and grain. The active hen enjoys foraging among leaves and litter, proving exercise yields eggs. For sale 120 acre farm in Clark County priced 34000 with terms and exchange options noted, including a Marshfield, Wisconsin address.
Market report lists wheat oats rye onions and peas per bushel with prices for barley hay butter eggs beef and pork notations show ranges and unit weights for live and dressed meats including veal sheep and chickens along with hide values figures appear inconsistent with several garbled digits and stray characters indicating a scanned or OCRed historical price sheet.
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