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Newspaper
Plainfield Messenger
Location
Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1922
Page
7
The United States Department of Agriculture releases Farmers Bulletin 1192 on organizing rural community buildings. It explains financing through united local effort, stock subscriptions, or voluntary contributions, and notes advantages like community cooperation and local control.
The USDA advises direct sale of country hides and skins to reliable dealers who sell to tanners to shorten handling and preserve quality. Hides should be bundled and shipped promptly, not exposed to sun or moisture, and not delayed by intermediaries. Green unsalted hides are possible near tanneries, but must be delivered quickly, ideally within 24 hours.
A wire bristle brush used for cleaning cream separators is straight and demands wrist bending for thorough work. The article notes two modifications or steps to improve the tool’s efficiency.
The USDA notes that with medium sized ewes 115 percent of lambs can be raised and 150 percent is possible. Wool clips range seven to eleven pounds per ewe. Larger mutton breeds and fine wools yield more though price per pound is lower due to grease. Sheep can match cattle and swine in net land returns when well cared for on suitable land.
The article argues buying a farm with equipment livestock and materials already on site yields immediate income and self sufficiency. It warns a pure farm purchase delays profitability due to start up costs and overhead, making the ready equipped farm option preferable.
The lesson recounts Elijah fleeing Jezebel after Mount Carmel, his despair under a juniper tree, and God's gentle remedy. An angel provides food and sleep, God questions Elijah, then reveals his work through a theophany of wind, earthquake, and fire. Elijah is restored, commissioned to anoint Hazael, Jehu, and Elisha, confirming God’s sustaining guidance.
Forty years after land sales by the Canadian Pacific Railway began Western Canada’s rise, the 1921 Chicago International Live Stock Show showcased Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba gains. Alberta animals won prizes including oats and a top alfalfa seed award. Saskatchewan claimed grand Clydesdale supremacy and numerous ribbons. Manitoba earned dozens of grain placements and a Percheron stallion win. The report credits farmers with high quality stock and dairy linkage, underscoring regional agricultural progress and economic impact.
A compact advertisement style note urges mothers to examine Castoria bottles for the signature and notes the remedy’s 20 year use. It adds a quip about fathers and sons, warnings about hard coal’s effect on laundry, and announces Red Cross Ball Blue to remove grime with grocers carrying the product. It closes with a moral about self prayer.
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