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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1909
Page
5
C V Gregory offers practical guidance on building green feed reserves, permanent pastures, and seasonal forage crops including blue grass, alsike clover, orchard grass, and rape. He covers pasture rotation, weed control with sheep or goats, soil restoration, and efficient stock management for fattening cattle horses hogs and milk production.
The article outlines sorghum, Indian corn, rape, clover, and millet as valuable forage crops. It notes sowing rates, drilling tips, and harvest methods for green feed, fodder, and winter use, plus cowpeas soybeans and root crops as winter feeds and pumpkins for easy, high-yield dry matter.
A change in mood among English people toward the nobility appears. The old idea that an Englishman loves a lord endures, but many now see the nobility as escaping taxation. The shift touches John Bull’s pocket nerve amid vast defense spending and pensions.
The ad claims a cure for dyspepsia and related stomach ailments with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It cites long use and testimonials including Capt. Clark of Buffalo and Joel Adams of Montgomery. Buyable in 60 cent or $1 bottles, with a free trial offer and medical advice from Dr W B Caldwell at Monticello Illinois.
Har lie Carpenter and Arthur Weaver traveled to Knoxville on Saturday to obtain hunting licenses. Kate Verwers called at the Carpenter home Friday. Anie De Raad and family visited the P. Van den Berg home Monday. G. W. Carpenter and John Templeton were Des Moines passengers yesterday. A Wabash freight train derailment near the coal chutes endangered the mail coach as rails spread, prompting quick track repairs. Gerrit Korver hurried a trip to Des Moines. Lena, Bertha Carpenter, and Anna Verwers visited Mrs Houck Sunday afternoon. Burt Karr and Cora Teter called at the Carpenter home Sunday. Young Peoples to Cent Society will meet at G. W. Carpenter Wednesday evening. Neal Rob us spent the weekend near Cordova. Telia, Lena Carpenter, and Arthur Weaver visited the Robus home Friday evening. Refreshments were served and a jolly time reported.
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