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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1911
Page
3
Miss Challoner, the Mortons’ governess, faces social strain in Newport as she discovers a German baron, Fritz von Lutzen, is her lost love. Wealth and status blur lines until a heartfelt reunion reveals love can survive money’s veil.
Mrs Nurich notes her husband’s rank now seems secured as he abandons ready made attire to commission a tailored dress suit. Mrs Appean confirms the change with an affirmative remark.
An editorial warns of the real danger from quack grass and Canada thistle invading farms. It calls for concerted action, root and seed removal, and cooperation among farmers, experiment stations, and legislatures to prevent widespread infestation and farm abandonments.
Mrs Buffam shares five years of lessons in profitable poultry keeping and soil improvement. She details garden crops, clover and alfalfa use, lime soil treatments, stable manure, weed control, and the profitability of Hungarian partridges alongside practical equipment notes.
Nina Reed, once the sweetheart of Joseph Reed, now becomes wife of his son after marrying his father twenty years earlier. The Topeka article says Mrs Reed, 15 at marriage to Judge Reed, later wed his son after his death, and she has a son aged eighteen named Thomas B. Reed.
Keep busy these days. Open up and clean drain pins on the place. Inspect chimneys and apply a little mortar to prevent fires. Fasten hay stack tops or cover them. Cut scions now for grafting next spring. Pack sawdust or slightly dampened sand. Ignore tree paint offers. Mulch strawberry beds after ground freezes. Do not let young boars run with gilts until three to four months old.
Wintering stock in good condition at the start of winter uses less feed and yields better results. Feed livestock liberally to improve farm products. A farmer who keeps ample stock can sell products through the farm, increasing fertility and creating annual profit.
In Montrose Wilmington Delaware a burglar was chased into a recently dug well by the Schwatka family's bulldog at about 3 a.m. The dog guarded the top for an hour then returned to the porch, allowing the intruder to escape toward the Darby trolley line. Footprints were found in the mud at the well bottom.
An official from the Manufacturers' Light and Heat Company of Pittsburg says free gas to churches in Belleview Ben Avon and nearby suburbs ends because women use church basement gas to can fruit each summer and fall. Churches threaten to sue over the cutback.
A Plymouth Rock rooster that fed from patients at Tulsa city pesthouse developed a virulent smallpox infection. It received treatment and is convalescing, well on the way to recovery from the disease.
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