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Newspaper
Plainfield Messenger
Location
Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
7
Reported by Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge Hamp Slaughter is described as a volatile figure who drinks and roams the big road. He stomps his hat and proclaims himself a danger to Zach Flatt and others, then rambles about his status and intentions in a stubborn altercation. Kansas City Star.
The University of Minnesota has had five presidents over more than fifty years, and all five leaders are still living.
A U.S. Department of Agriculture study in Missouri's Ozark region finds valley and level upland farms more profitable than rolling hills. It shows 40 acres as a practical minimum for livestock farms, with labor income rising to 646 dollars for valley farms versus 309 dollars on hills, and notes dairy productivity could rise if higher producing cows are introduced.
United States guidance notes dehorning makes calves easier to handle and reduces injuries in feed lots and transport. It covers methods for young calves, tools for younger animals, and cautions against infection in warm weather. It also discusses pasture improvement, drought-resilient feeds, and soil humus loss from poor farming.
The bride laments to her mother that George, her husband, stays out late at night. He typically leaves work around 5 30 p m but has come home later in recent nights, prompting her tearful concern and heartbreak.
In England mercy for criminals follows release after 16 years if conduct has been uniformly good. No murderer sentences are released early, as murderers are said to be well behaved prisoners.
Kings County California holds its pork day in October as a major annual event. The farm bureau centers enter carloads of hogs rated by an expert judge, with each center required to field at least six consignors. Last fall six centers plus a boys pig club participated, tallying ten carloads sold and seven cars in the contest. County agents note hog producer sales show price differences by quality, a practice rooted in Kern County since 17916 and growing statewide, with 175 such sales totaling about 1.4 million dollars in 2020.
The article explains that soil productivity declines if available plant foods are not maintained within the soil. It cites hundreds of field experiments showing even the best soils lose virgin fertility without careful cropping systems and adequate return of plant nutrients.
Poultry manure is noted as the richest fertilizer on the farm though often overlooked on ordinary farms due to small quantities. It contains about three times as much nitrogen and five to six times as much phosphoric acid as regular farm manure.
The article stresses feeding cows only what they need based on milk yield and butterfat content. It argues proper intake hinges on accurate measures of milk production and fat percentage to ensure economical feeding.
A devotional outline on Revelation 21 7 1 14 emphasizing duties to God and neighbor. It maps to ages and topics from youth to adults, urging living sacrifice, biblical education, honest work, and Christian witness in society. It proposes methods to study and assign readings, stressing church as body and Christ as ruler.
Bishop Howden urges united effort through prayer and action to repair breaches caused by human error in the church. He warns a divided church hinders the mission and allows enemy forces to triumph, calling for reconciling work to fulfill the Savior's prayer for unity.
Quote from Newman Smyth on life death and the Everlasting Day. It notes the timing of life and death is less important than pureness of heart and strength of grace to rejoice in eternal vision.
The text reports Jesus starting his ministry with the message Repent for the kingdom of heaven is at hand. This call marks the opening of his preaching in Galilee as recorded in Matthew 4 17.
A Western Canada letter dated May 15 reports rapid wheat germination across settled districts and a growing interest among U S farmers to move. It notes 160 acre homesteads, cheap rail passes, and strong markets for dairy and cattle farming plus fodder crops, especially silos rising in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta.
The notice warns buyers to insist on the Bayer name on Aspirin packaging to ensure genuine medicine prescribed for twenty one years. It lists uses such as colds headache neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache lumbago and pain. It notes twelve tablet tins cost a few cents and that druggists offer larger packages. The Bayer trademark is defined as Monoacetic ester of Salicylic acid. A stray line about bamboo growth appears.
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