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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1923
Page
6
A distorted OCR passage discusses English verse and landscape imagery, referencing The Great House and English tones. It mentions Lila Pitta and Hesed V. RWCEM, with scattered names like Rechter, Auditing Journal, and Slavk. The text blends commentary with fragmented phrases about nature, sky, and culture.
An unreadable wartime fragment shows a speaker referencing a “Williston” scene and a rival’s dress with insinuations about cleanliness. The text is damaged and largely reconstructs only scattered phrases without clear events or names.
A distorted account recalls Old-Time Prairie products and gold hunters. References to Druggist chatter, stock, and remedies mix with distant shipments and dusty days. The piece mentions Abe slope and Willington Delaware, hints of shortages, and a historical comment on eggs and butter prices.
The United States Department of Agriculture releases a bulletin advising farmers on selecting tractors. It highlights factors like soil type, topography, engine size, durability, comfort, safety, and operating costs. Prepared by K A Reynolds and IL Th Colley, the guide helps match tractor horsepower to farm needs.
A bulletin from the United States Department of Agriculture outlines three main tractor types the ordinary wheeled, the crawler, and the general purpose tractor. It notes fuel costs, kerosene adaptations, and advises choosing a model with preopt service and operator safety features. The bulletin also covers pulley sizing guidance and offers Farmers' Bulletin 1460 free upon request.
The passage stresses corn as a key crop across states with emphasis on acreage and yield. It notes that yield quality and market demand influence decisions, including guidance from the United States Department of Agriculture on methods to reduce costs and improve harvest outcomes.
A distorted note praises clover as a valuable feed supplement for cattle and dairy cattle. It mentions potential yields of hay and references U S Department of Agriculture insights on clover usefulness and corn and wheat bran as roughage.
The text outlines conserving steps in garden planning by locating common kitchen vegetables near the house. It advises early sprouting crops like beans and tomatoes near the kitchen, with wind protection and family access in mind. Permanent crops should avoid obstructing the garden’s flow and be placed toward the side, distant from the house for easy access.
A rough instructional note outlines making a self feeder with minimal effort. It describes using AB pins to separate parts, preventing mixing of grit charcoal and grain, and limiting access by mice. The text suggests fastening pieces to form a prism and trough to ensure continuous feeding and complete emptying.
A fragmented note emphasizes soil health as central to plant welfare and disease resistance. It highlights lime as a beneficial tonic for aging soils, suggesting many plant ailments stem from poor soil condition and that lime can help restore vitality.
An old note explains feeding calves with whole milk at first, gradually increasing quantity. It mentions skim milk as a substitute and outlines a two week to two month progression, with adjustments tied to the calf’s growth and demand. The text implies rising milk intakes up to about 280 pounds and notes age and height cues for increasing rations.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports 32 cows in its government herd have completed recents records. Averaged ages reached 42 years with 10,0307 pounds of milk and 61.80 pounds of butterfat. Four records fell at the government firm of Funties, Montana, during the event.
In Indianapolis Indiana a woman describes severe nervous breakdown and full wreck state. After taking six bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained strength, reports ongoing use, and credits the medicine with restoring health for exhausted systems.
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