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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1910
Page
3
A Nebraska Farm Journal Now note urges readers to economize on meat as prices rise. It shares parable sketches on greed and restraint, including a youth given Limburger, a boastful man challenged by a frail rival, and a cat trapped by a discarded can, delivering a moral about not being greedy or quick to judgment.
A long list of South Dakota farms offered by C A Morris of Boyden Iowa describes 70 to 80 miles west of Boyden in Turner and McCook counties. Farms are corn producers with varied acreages, fences, buildings, wells, and windmills. Prices range from 48 to 100 dollars per acre with cash plus 6 percent terms. many listings note mortgage terms and distances to Marion Monroe Parker and Canistota.
Real estate negotiator advertises thousands of acres available for sale in Iowa and South Dakota. Encourages interested buyers to call for options and arrangements.
The article discusses cows' feeding patterns with spring pastures offering fresh grass and the limitations of pasture alone in Iowa summers. It notes cows yield more milk with winter silage and suggests farmers store summer silage by cutting clover and barley for June silo use.
If the cream stays warm and butter stays white and fluffy, continue churning 15 to 20 minutes after gathering. Milk can be worked out better with churn than a paddle, and butter will regain proper texture. To prevent cracking, store your butter bowl and prints dirty, not washed, then rub with fingertips to smooth surfaces before thorough cleaning.
A narrator recalls a five-chick brood hatched by a hen who lost her life soon after. The surviving chicks were adopted by a smaller hen from an older brood, who sheltered and fed them as her own. The tiny foster mother spread wings to brood and warm the chicks, performing motherly duties.
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