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Newspaper
Monroe Weekly Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1899
Page
6
A description for making a bag holder from a six foot iron rod and brackets to grip a bag for grain handling. Steps include bending, notching, and attaching with screws or brackets. Variations use a pipe and plank to mount on a post or convenient surface for on farm use.
The item discusses Clover in Missouri and other crops, noting how wet or dry conditions impact growth and yield. It mentions cattle feeding, stock, and potential inferiority of certain crops, with references to local farming practices, seasonal timing, and property effects on crop quality and grazing.
A historic note describes how sheep graze on weeds and bitter greens like yarrow and dried leaves, risking poisoning from toxic plants such as cherry and peach trees. It discusses sheep in Montana pastures and warns against letting sheep access bitter, poisonous foliage when green greens are scarce, noting their scavenger-like feeding on imperfect scraps and even wormy apples.
The illustration shows a well arranged box stall for horses with iron rots from the top of the railing, a screen door front, and a 44 by 21 inch manger. An iron feed trough occupies one end, hay box at the bottom, and a front cleaning area with open access. Interior woodwork is varnished for a warm, substantial finish.
Fragmented notes discuss caducres and saddles, stressing hoof health and proper shoeing. Bumps and misfits are cautioned against, with warnings about ventilation, parasites, and odors affecting a horse’s feet and overall condition.
The passage discusses speculative farming practices and improvised preparations for Uren growth. It mentions the impact of a cold season on corn and the use of winter grain and pumpkin crops, noting their suitability for cattle and suggesting spontaneous mechanical separation of materials.
A chaotic report from London June 8 describes the International Council of Women debates in Westminster. Delegates including Lady Aberdein and Mrs May Wright Sewall discuss female suffrage and political roles while committees assess education, profession, and domestic labor issues amid heated exchanges.
Reported end of a Cleveland labor strike shows a negotiated settlement with arbitration for grievances and wage restructuring. The deal calls for about 80 percent of workers to return to duty, with a sizable cost to the company and sensational losses cited in the firm’s Consolidated assets and wages.
In a United States court the defendants were permanently enjoined from making selling or using any laxative medicine labeled Syrup of Figs or any colorable imitation. The decree orders continued restraint and targets the mark San Francisco Syrup of Figs Company and related names. The ruling warns manufacturers protecting public trust in established titles.
A sprawling, damaged OCR fragment bundles food ads, patent medicines, cosmetics, household remedies and dubious health claims. It mentions grain products, foot cures, liver and kidney tonics, and health exhortations, with scattered names and dates from early 1900s advertising periodicals.
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