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Newspaper

Russiaville Observer

Location

Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1913

Page

7

Auction of farmland listings across North America

Numerous farm for sale notices dated across regions from California to Canada and the Dakotas. Properties include 60 acre ranch holdings near San Lucas California and 320 acre parcels in Alberta and Saskatchewan with houses barns outbuildings and water rights. Buyers urged to contact agents such as J F Bomar H J Baker C H K AG Regina Cyrus Young and others. various price points and trade options noted.

A. Baker CO R. House H. J. Baker Sunset Newberg Yamhill Co AO R. Bearing Orch Adar G. N. Hesgard Ore Liberty Sask Can C. H. K. AG Ig Regina Sale Canada Westphalia Coffey Co Kan A. M. Schlee Yorkville

Errors of Beginner in Pigeon Raising Warns Against Cheap Stock

W B Thomas argues beginners often err by buying cheap stock and relying on luck. He advises selecting a good rat proof house, consulting experienced breeders, and raising well matched birds with proper care. Emphasizes feeding and health monitoring to prevent squabs from dying or failing to fatten.

W. B. Thomas

Habit of Exchanging Eggs for Groceries and Profits

Advice urges careful egg gathering to avoid chilling and sitting hens. Sell direct to consumers or to a city grocer handling fancy provisions. Clean eggs, avoid poor sizes, stamp with farm initials, build demand, and share selling duties to gain higher prices.

Sowing Depths Ruin Seeds More Than Any Other Mistake

The article warns seeds die when sown too deep or covered heavily. Small seeds require minimal cover, larger seeds like peas can go two to three inches underground. Deep sowing ruins more seeds than any other fault and gardeners should adjust depth by seed type.

Homemade Garden Plow Proves Handy for One

A home made garden plow described by Fred L. Doty of Mound Valley Kansas uses 2 by 4 pieces A and B with mortises for a wheel and forks. A baby carriage wheel with hollow rim rides the ground for better traction and several tools including a cultivator shovel are adaptable for the build.

Fred L. Doty Mound Valley Kan Farmers Mail Breeze

Sunburned Hay Reduces Feeding Value and Palatability

Sunburn lowers hay by losing leaves in sun exposed clover and alfalfa. Bright sun damages curing. windrow and cock curing then shade hay to limit injury. A stock cover further reduces sun and rain damage, preserving value and marketability.

Envy Rewarded and Love Would Be Short

A vivid dialogue where a young author reveals a new volume while a roguish girl envies it. The scene shifts to Shakespearean banter about moonlight and love, then to modern maidens and their imagined romances. The speaker rails against unkept kicks the average man endures.

Juliet

Guidelines for Hen Egg Production and Management

Use exercise and green food to boost laying. Do not change quarters during laying. Maintain uniform incubator temperatures. Collect eggs regularly and feed green cut bone about 4 ounces weekly per hen. Early training can improve time management and reduce daily annoyance.

Minnesota Method for Preventing Oat Smut

The passage describes a seed treatment to prevent oat smut by soaking cleaned oats in a solution of one pound of formalin in 40 to 45 gallons of water, dipping the grain in a sack until wet, then removing and drying the oats for storage before sowing.

Minnesota

Hygroma in Cattle Front of Knees

The article explains hygroma in cattle, especially old cows, as swellings in front of the knees filled with watery or straw colored fluid. It notes that opening or surgical operations are not advisable except by a competent veterinarian and that most cases do no harm and are best left alone.

Albert W. Kahl Buffalo N. Y Gustave A. Eisengraeber St. Paul Minn EB. J. Dennis St. Louis 8. A. Buchanan Philadelphia J. E. Simpson Chicago R. E. Eskildson Omaha Neb L. R. Robinson Kansas City Edwin F. Pardee New York City N. B. Sizer Brooklyn, N. Y

Nighttime move hatches hen keeps nest on bed

Moving a setting broody hen at night increases the chance she will stay on the nest. Moving her during the day tends to disrupt her broodiness and she may stop incubation.

Cutting Injured Trees

Freezing injuries leave trees stressed often requiring severe cutting back to remove damaged wood and encourage new growth. Proper pruning improves safety and long term vigor for affected landscape specimens.

Oil Fueled Cook-Stoves Prove Cheaper and Cleaner

Oil as a cook stove fuel is cleaner and safer than others and much cheaper. Over 500000 New Perfection Oil Cook-Stoves are in use across the middle west, with each unit satisfying users.

Chas. H. Fletcher Middle West Standard Oil Company Chicago Ill Indiana Corporation

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