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Newspaper
Remington Press
Location
Remington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1922
Page
6
Wilton and Molly push a wounded sleigh over a desolate snowbound plain toward Clayton seven miles away. Wilton refuses to rest, vows to endure in pain to reach the meeting and honor Joe and Kitty as three horsemen ride toward them.
Wilton Carruthers bursts in muddy and bloodied to claim Joe Bostock’s power of attorney as he seeks votes for the Missouri line. He pledges Joe’s line remains fixed and wins immediate backing from investors, while muttered denials spark a heated clash over Joe’s death and the legitimacy of the vote.
After a kidnapping and presumed murder, Will Wilton awakens in Kitty's house February after a prolonged illness. Molly nurses him as he vows to uncover Joe's death, suspecting Bowyer and Phayre of foul play. Jim Betts urges patience while Wilton doubles down on justice, fearing two snakes in the brush.
Builder Joe Bostock is killed in a muskeg swamp while facing railway work. Engineer Carruthers is wounded and aided by Molly McDonald who later saves him. Carruthers declares love, aims to reach Clayton for a pivotal meeting as rival Bowyer looms. Molly fights off attackers and survives amid a brutal winter.
Farmers are advised to prepare fall freshened herds before December to exploit favorable markets. Officials emphasize timely vaccination and housing adjustments to optimize milk production and market readiness.
A USDA study of 10,870 cows in 64 associations finds fall freshening yields more milk and butterfat than other seasons, with December and October giving top income. Exceptions exist for markets and local conditions. bulletin notes vary by region and farm.
The bulletin states silos raise corn feeding value from 25 to 60 percent and allow saving frosted or immature corn. It provides drought insurance, offers juicy winter feed to keep cows healthy when green feeds are scarce, and is the cheapest winter feed. Three tons of siloage equal a ton of good hay, and silos let farmers feed livestock on fewer acres.
Alfalfa hay serves as good feed for breeding or fattening sheep with finer cuttings reducing waste. Experiments indicate market mutton can be produced on alfalfa alone, while a small grain ration with roughage improves economic gains. A touch of grain benefits breeding stock.
The article urges garden cleanup to destroy pests hiding in trash, weeds, and old stalks. It notes burning harboring places and late plowing to expose pests to frost, reducing next season’s insect injury though spraying remains necessary.
The guide notes Timothy seed is cheaper this fall and should be sowed liberally. It advises sowing clover seed in spring to improve soil, as the combination with Timothy creates an exceptional hay and pasture mix.
An extensive costly poultry house does not guarantee better stock. often owners prize the buildings more than the birds themselves and their quality.
The excerpt recommends taking time on a wet day to oil and condition leather harness before cold weather arrives. Oiled leather lasts longer than dry cracked material that absorbs water, so applying oil preserves durability.
For years druggists note the record of Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root a kidney liver and bladder medicine It is a physician s prescription and a strengthening medicine It helps the kidneys liver and bladder do the work nature intended They say Swamp Root has stood the test of years Sold by all druggists on its merit and it should help you Send ten cents for a sample bottle and mention this paper.
A Milwaukee Journal excerpt notes that the Englishman Frenchman and American each view others manners as poor. The French resent the English, tolerate the American crudities, while the English scorn both the French and American styles. The American arrives in Europe hoping to learn, finds manners are as good but different.
A reflective line advises secrecy and how rare it is for a boy to share trust. The speaker notes such moments feel painful to coax, likening it to pulling teeth.
Mrs Beane StLv1 of 69 Grant Street Taunton says persistent back and leg pains and monthly weakness kept her bedridden a week each month. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she could work in the laundry and manage housework full time and feels noticeably better. She recommends the remedy to friends and coworkers.
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