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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1923
Page
8
An obscure report notes Viere’s seven inch envied figure Shota Via Voochea Jackson and the preference shown by Penchor ta big consult cr hitwntom for younger observers. The piece highlights overs amortunity amid aging Wgelller and the impact on community guidance groups.
A historical report details experiments on can sterilization and washing to prevent bacterial contamination in milk canning. It compares unsterilized and sterilized cans, noting bacteria counts after washing, rinsing, and storage. The study highlights the importance of proper sterilization, with results showing dramatically lower bacterial counts in fully sterilized cans.
The article discusses optimal harvest timing for Sudan grass. It notes cutting between the time of head emergence and full heading yields more per cut, while delaying past maturity reduces quality and regrowth. It warns incorrect timing causes immature stalks and injuries from overgrowth, reducing overall yield.
A historic field trial shows manure application to wheat, corn, oats, and clover improves profitability. Data indicate wheat benefits most when manure is applied on the weed cover and combined with acid phosphate. The station notes the need for early lime and recommends adding 60 pounds of phosphate to the soil mix.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention profitable rest before freshening and cows in good order. References to hay or grain, tests, a dairy cow, and yields of bashels after harvest hint at farm activity. The text is garbled but suggests livestock care and crop indicators.
AWE AN submits seed samples to a competent analyst for determination of purity and germination. The inquiry notes seed quality issues and potential infestation or contamination affecting germination rates and planting intentions.
A 1928 report warns western pine and related forests face severe damage from the western pine beetle and white pine blister rust. Losses total about 18 million dollars annually, with calls for educational work and better forest protection. The bulletin highlights European imports and spread, urging action to safeguard pine and other timber.
Wisconsin College of Agriculture cites poisoned sawdust mix as cheap effective grasshopper control. Mix includes 25 pounds moist sawdust 5 pounds white arsenic 144 pounds salt 11 pounds amyl acetate and 12 spoonfuls of a powder, moistened and broadcast over fields. Apply just before feeding time, morning or afternoon, depending on grasshopper activity.
The West method of treating softer woods for fence posts uses creosote soak or cold bath to preserve posts. Posts are set 13 to 10 inches above ground, removed when necessary, then immersed to protect the top and avoid early failure. The brush method is less effective than the creosote and cold treatment.
The notice advocates a sodium fluorid powder remedy to destroy vermin on poultry. It claims high effectiveness with a stated cost of 425,000 in eight weeks and suggests applying ten to twelve pinches over the bird’s body to kill fleas or lice.
Alfalfa as living forage yields more than forage alone, with dairy cows at a Nebraska station gaining significantly when alfalta was cut for pasture. The report notes alfalfa’s feed value and questions whether it is advisable to pasture it, given uncertain stand performance and forage returns.
A fragmented note states that water contributes materially to the efficiency of a work horse by improving ease of movement and reducing fatigue. It mentions meal parts and seeds and hints at a broader plan for better work rotation and management.
The Kansas City Star recalls Frank James in a murky dialogue with a drunken stranger at a Missouri hotel. Witnesses describe the exchange and the scene as talk turns to citizenship, with unclear details and lingering questions about motive and identity.
A garbled text describes characters like Unite Eben and Uncle Elun in a tense, unclear scene. References to blindness, a boss who cannot see, and a sense of revenge hint at social pressures, memory, and observation within a fractured setting. The piece remains unreadable in places, with several names and lines obscured.
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