Varied small-town businesses for sale across multiple states
Listings describe bakeries grocers grain elevators harness shops restaurants cafes gas stations and a creamery with revenues from a few thousand a year to $90 000 plus. Properties include rent figures and living spaces many offer low prices for quick sale across Illinois Wyoming Iowa Nebraska Kansas Minnesota and Minnesota address provided.
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Ilinois
Wyoming
Cale
Stoele
Mds
Nebraska
Iowa
City
Kansas Town
Associated Sales Service
St. Paul
Minn
Butter Color Promises Higher Butter Prices
Dairymen report bigger profits by using Dandelion Butter Color to produce Golden June color in cream. A half teaspoon per gallon colors uniformly without streaks and does not affect buttermilk. Purely vegetable, tasteless, and compliant with food laws. Large bottles 35 cents. free sample available from Wells and Richardson Co. Burlington VT.
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Wells and Richardson Co., Inc
Burlington
Vermont
World’s Lepers tour funds cite global need
Dr David McConaughty of New York says his world tour of leper colonies disbursed 225000 among institutions, calling it inadequate. He cites about 1,000,000 lepers in India and 3,000,000 worldwide. in New York City there are 21 cases, mostly mild and at liberty under supervision, two in a suitable hospital.
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David McConaughty
New York
India
New York City
Liberty
Water wheel in Ontario ran 115 years for paper mill
An old wooden water wheel in Greenville Ontario ceased functioning after 115 years of service. Workers repairing the collapsed axle found the wheel had powered a local paper mill for over a century, as reported by Popular Science Monthly.
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Greenville
Ontario
Canada
Popular Science Monthly
Finney of the Force Sends Round a Lawn Care Plan
A humorist quips about a landlord clash over a dining room site asking to settle the row by sending a man with a lawnmower this morning. The playful line suggests a domestic dispute framed with wit and domestic scene.
Second Shoe Quip Makes Local Riff on Character
A humorous quote calls a resident a "whole-soled fellow" in a brief chatty piece. The remark appears in a lighthearted local column reflecting community banter and colorful phrasing.
Dinner Invitation Sparks Teasing Exchange
The host serves ham loaf with horseradish sauce at a family dinner. A guest, Mary Ann, is asked if she will have horseradish and responds with a witty remark about past experience.
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Mary Ann
Willing to Help Tenant of New Ideal Home
Tenant seeks guidance on getting grass planted at new ideal home as attention turns to landscaping and curb appeal. Community organizers discuss steps for installing turf and maintenance ideas.
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New
Unreasonable Atchison Man Prefers Wife's Cooking
Atchison Globe notes a man described as difficult and contrary to eating out. He dislikes restaurants and hotels yet frequents his wife’s home cooking, prompting questions about how such a person should be treated.
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Atchison
Efe
Atchison Globe
Sweet clover grazing proves profitable on lime soils
United States Department of Agriculture notes sweet clover as the most productive grazing crop on lime soils. A second-season stand can carry two cows per acre from spring to midsummer, with four cows in some cases. Grazing plans require early stocking, keeping cattle on to prevent blossoming, and rotating two fields to sustain growth and soil benefits.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Mature Dairy Animals Die From Swallowing Wire at Beltsville
A government dairy experiment farm in Beltsville Maryland reports mature cattle deaths from swallowing nails wire and other foreign objects. Autopsies show 12 of 26 deaths over years linked to such objects most often two to three inch wire pieces accumulating in the honey comb reticulum with risk of perforating the stomach wall and heart. Handling baling wire nails and rusted fencing requires great care to prevent fatalities.
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Government Dairy Experiment Farm
Beltsville
Bureau of Dairy Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Irs
Electric current milks cows and powers farm chores
A nickel's worth of electricity from a farm light plant can milk 10 cows and perform tasks such as churning butter, sharpening tools, pumping water, sewing, and washing. The latest data show nearly a million U.S. farms are electrified, with many using individual farm plants or local high line service.
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United States
Maintain Fresh Water Supply for Dairy Cow
Fresh water should be accessible to the dairy herd at all times. An average cow uses 50 to 100 pounds daily when dry and 200 to 400 pounds when in milk. Water makes up about 87 percent of milk and 56 percent of body weight. Fill or drain stagnant pasture pools to avoid parasites. use concrete troughs with drains and floating valves.
Salt for Cows Craving Tied to Dietary Needs and Feed
Dairy cattle seek salt in proportion to feed intake with high producers needing more salt. The usual method keeps rock or stock salt constantly available, while some farmers mix salt into grain at one pound per 100 pounds of grain.
Corn Silage Favored By Dairymen For Feed
Dairymen prefer corn silage as a superior feed for dairy cows. It reduces daily feed needs while providing essential nutrients for milk production. Cows find it palatable, appetites improve, and silage is viewed as an economical feed, though its future depends on corn borer impacts.
Atwater Kent Radio Ad Promotes New Screen-Grid Sets
An Atwater Kent advertisement touts the new Screen-Grid Electro-Denamide radio set for home use. It highlights on air programs on WEAF and WJZ networks and cites nearly 3,000,000 sets sold to date, with the Philadelphia address of the company president.
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Atwater Kent
WEAF
N. B.C
WJZ
N.B.C
Atwstler Kot Radio
Not a Modern Mother Bud Recounts Neighborhood Accident
Nine year old Not a Modern Mother Bud recalls a neighborhood accident where Mary was injured. Mary’s mother rushed from the house upon hearing the scream and immediately took Mary to the doctor.
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Bud
Mary
Are your neighbors cheerful
A quip from the Philadelphia Bulletin notes neighbors are cheerful yet rarely borrow trouble, reflecting a light urban humor.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Zeb’s Whereabouts Docked a Day’s Pay
A terse exchange reveals Zeb’s whereabouts as huntin and his reward as a docked day’s pay. The lines reflect a rough workday retirement from duty with minimal detail.
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Zeb
Quip About Hair Barbecued Prompts Neighboring Tale
Little Ted visits a neighbor and jokes about a fanciful term "pernmiment." On returning home he quips to his mother that her hair would be barbecue worthy, a playful mispronunciation or misunderstanding of a word.
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Smi UE
Ted
Poor Fellow She Do You Think Opposites Make Best Marriage Partners
A brief comic exchange noted in Pages Gaieg Verdon, exploring marriage choices and financial considerations with a humorous tone.
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Pages Gaieg Verdon
Not That Silly No Spoke About Evening Speaker
A Brooklyn Times note critiques an overlong intro by the evening speaker, joking that in biblical times the ass would not have spent 30 minutes introducing the orator. The column reflects comic commentary on public speaking and time management.
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Bible Times
Brooklyn Times
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