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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1907

Page

7

Town Notes And Talks From June Gazette

June notes from Eihan include Mrs Moran and son traveling to Armour South Dakota, residents visiting Scotland, a July 4 dance in Tobey hall, and plans for a seven month school year. A local crew works on Frank Cole’s residence while others discuss new school building delays and medical trips to Sioux City.

Eihan John Moran Armour S. D. Elevator Co Scotland Peter Mohr Annie Clement Emery Bridgewater Tobey’s Frank Cole Lizzie Krug Sioux City Will Smith Albert Schits Ey Klokz Ladjenberg Albert Weiland Justice Tobey Starr Boys Tobey Harry Eliott Con. Schurz Pawree Bills John Bracha Peter Otteson Edna Bordwell Westfield Iowa

Ethan, July 3 A Busy Prairie Town Note

The report notes Elva Klotz and Lena Miller riding south on Tuesday while Mr. Thomies loses a barn to lightning and twelve animals burn. Roger Taylor visits cousins Eastman in Chamberlain as Schmitt recovers in hospital and plans discharge. Local residents plan July 4 events and picnics, with several journeys and birthday reminders across Ethan and Loomis.

Ethan Elva Klotz Lena Miller Mr. Thomies Here Surrey Roger Taylor Chamberlain Walter Gerald Eastman Frank Chapin Amour Fullerton Number Co Fullerton Number Co. To Take Charge of the Books During the Timesolbert’ Schmitt Mrr Schmitt Henet Joe Gidell Worthen Parkston Alf Clement Kadoka Jessie Clark Scotland F. C. Hoffman

Grain market quotes for wheat flax oats and corn.

Mitchell grain market lists No 2 wheat 7c No 3 Sic No 4 77c flax 1.05 oats 32c barley 48c rye 4c corn 3Sc with several rejects including 7T2c.

Hints for Farmers Scratches in Horses

Farmers guide on treating scratches in horses notes swelling in legs signals early intervention. Change to boiled feed or bran mash with lighter work, a light purgative like raw linseed oil, and rest can restore condition. For advanced cases wash legs, reduce swelling with exercise, apply a cooling salve, and rub limbs to promote circulation.

Locust Timber Timing and Post Timber Quality

The article advises cutting black locust in August or September to maximize ground durability, and cutting in July followed by September stump removal to kill trees. It notes sprouts appear next spring and require treatment, compares locust to cedar and red cedar, and discusses planting the timber on prairie farms at lower costs than store posts.

Farmer Tribune. Pyls

Mixed hog feeds yield more pigs and earlier markets

A northern farmer tested mixed feed against corn only over three months. Sows fed corn produced fewer pigs with more runts, while the mixed diet of corn bran and clover hay resulted in larger litters with fewer runts. Reports suggest September births reach markets by June with proper winter shelter and feeding.

Tows Chicago Inter Ocean

New Jersey Experiment Finds Cowpea Ration Saves Cost

An experiment shows that feeding cows with cowpea ration yields more milk and butter at lower cost than grain feeds. Milk cost dropped to 0.50 cents per 100 pounds, while grain ration cost was higher. cows produced 3 percent more milk and 42 percent more butter on cowpea. The study suggests sowing cowpen next season.

New Jersey Cowu Cowpea Bay

Take Care of the Toole Farm Tip

Farm Journal urges farmers to secure nuts on equipment to prevent breakdowns and runaway machinery. Tie wrenches to plows or implements to keep tools ready and avoid losses in the field.

Harrow Farm Journal

Witty guest mocks dinner room gilding at elegant event

A witty member of the lege attended a dinner noted for its sparse budget yet the room was newly and splendidly furnished. Guests praised the Lust on his taste, while the witty remark suggested preferring less gilding and more carving.

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