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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1922
Page
6
Humorous line notes that the meek may inherit the earth but will not gain more than that, reflecting a wry view on ambition and reward. The brief quip satirizes conventional power and suggests that gentleness alone yields nothing beyond the soil.
A woman visits her friendly newsdealer for magazines for a day outing. She believes her appearance is smart in casual clothes while the dealer wishes her a relaxing, enjoyable day in old attire.
A quotation notes Duthwaite’s financial rise from $2000 to $20000 a year and the changing attitudes of bill collectors toward higher earnings. The jest implies higher earners face different cash collection pressures.
A concise aphorism links strong health with bold drive. It asserts ambition as essential to mental vitality and achievement. The message urges vigorous well being as foundation for success and purpose.
The Arlington experiment station tests a 120-slab concrete series from four to ten inches thick varying mix and reinforcement. A portable impact machine with a falling cam measures slab response while wear tests, beam strength, and subgrade effects are recorded. Asphaltic concrete tracks and 27 sections examine waving and truck impact for new specification guidance.
A list outlines aims for a dairy cooperative including economical assembly of products, plant facilities, market influence, actual distribution, efficiency in marketing, supply stabilization, access to marketing experts, reduced marketing costs, elimination of speculation and waste, and direct orderly distribution.
Pur due university experiments show egg yields per year for pullets: 140.2 from skim milk, 185.9 from meat scrap, and 61.2 from no animal feed. The findings highlight the value of animal feeds in poultry rations.
If more pullets are raised than the poultry house can hold without crowding, it is more profitable to cull out the small undeveloped birds than risk disease in the flock.
A rotation mixing a small grain with a cultivated crop preserves soil productivity better than using the cultivated crop alone.
A farm management note advises raising as much hog feed on the premises as feasible and avoiding any purchase of feed beyond what is strictly necessary. The guideline stresses prudent feeding to reduce costs and waste.
Breeders recommend buying young pullets at eight to ten weeks for a quality flock. Many beginners start with baby chicks and later cull the cockerels, focusing on pullets for productive laying stock.
The guidance describes beet top silage as economical when fed at about thirty pounds daily per steer or cow and about three pounds daily per sheep, starting with a light ration. It emphasizes beginning feeds with a light ration to ease the animals into the new diet.
About seventy percent of plant food taken from the soil by a crop can be returned by feeding the crop to live stock and returning the manure to the land.
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