Do It For the Town Civic Pride and Community Duty
Civic pride in our town is urged as a duty not charity. Leaders warn against personal animosity blocking civic progress and urge depersonalizing organizations to unite for town advancement. Citizens should see membership as investment in the community’s future, beyond personal or financial motives.
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W. Clum
Town Improvement Society
Y. M Gca
Y. M Cc. A
Clum
Success and the Rural Village
The passage argues new times require new measures and leadership as urban migration makes the municipal problem urgent. Yet rapid city growth heightens the rural village issue, since agriculture sustains the city, and the rural village must be the mainspring of a thriving agricultural population.
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Lowell
Early season shifts reopen window box traditions
City residents abandon homes early in the season leaving little time for window boxes while country folk stay put for fresh air and seize the chance to plant sowers.
Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer Subscriptions Offer
The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer is a weekly Chicago paper with national and world news, farm content, and editorials from a Republican viewpoint. Subscriptions for this paper and The Sidney Telegraph together are offered at $1.75 for cash in advance.
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Inter Ocean and Farmer
Chicago
Laser
Ocean and Farmer
Sidney Telegraph
Rise Above Trouble and Be Nobler Than Your Troubles
A exhortation urging resilience against cares anxieties and sorrows. It counsels bearing insults drying tears and shaping hardship to life’s purpose, condemning envy and urging noble conduct over petty fame seeking.
Prudence Learned From Enemies Warns of Walls and War
Aphorism notes that men of sense learn prudence from foes not friends. Enemies force the lesson of building high walls and securing property, a wisdom that protects homes and children in times of conflict.
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Anstophanes
Summer Diarrhoea Remedy Advertised For Children
For summer diarrhoea in children always give Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor oil a speedy cure is certain. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
The Selection of Good Dairy Cows
Professor Cook of New York says judging cows by looks fails. A true dairy cow needs strong shoulders and a long body with no fat, wide rib spacing, pronounced milk veins, open milk wells, loose skin, and swift recovery. He cites a cow with 500 pounds of butter yearly as proof.
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Vermont Dairy Association
Cook
New York
Holstein cow Jule Abbekerk Gerben yields auto purchase
Jule Abbekerk Gerben, a 13 year old Holstein cow from Waverly Iowa, produced 18000 pounds of milk last year and, via two strong factors, her owner Cr A Nelson bought a $2000 automobile with proceeds from milk and butter fat. The cow’s success is attributed to good breeding and proper care and feeding in a well kept barn.
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Cr. A Nelson
Waverly
Reading Dairy Cow Udder Health Guide
The article advises dairy farmers to manage cow nutrition before calving and to observe udder texture for internal health. It notes the impact of blood circulation on milk yield and emphasizes selecting cows with good circulation, soft udders, and responsive udders to feed efficiently.
Cooking feed does not pay for dairy cows
Oregon experiment station researchers Dithycombe and Bradley found steaming both vetch and corn silage lowers protein digestibility. Some starchy feeds like potatoes digestibility may rise with cooking, but overall evidence suggests cooking feed for dairy cows is not economical.
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Oregon Experiment Station
Dithycombe & Bradley
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