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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1921
Page
7
An article urges farmers to sell directly to auto drivers by using roadside stands and clear signs along highways. It suggests tying in with regular motorists, mailing notices to license-holders, and pricing close to city markets while maintaining honest, quality produce.
Beginners should start with a popular breed with established demand and commercial value. Sales of stock in this class are limited, so building a trade is slow, and neighbors may lack fellowship in breeding the same birds.
In Barham county Alabama the county agent under the cooperative extension system aided selling 23 carloads totaling 460 tons to confectionery trades. This achieved an $17,250 advance over mill prices and saved farmers $30 to $37.50 per ton through cooperative marketing.
A farmer notes the common absence of proper winter storage for apples and potatoes. The article discusses how many growers lack adequate house space to store produce, leading to spoilage and losses.
A U S Department of Agriculture bulletin warns corn rots injure crops nationwide with 125 175 000 bushels lost in 1919. It advises seed selection from healthy plants, discarding diseased ears, drying and venting stored seed, and germinator testing to ensure seed vigor.
Fashion notes praise cape back coats for warmth and elegance. Paris and American styles feature two capes or long cape backs with embroidery and fur trims. Evening wraps in cape form and three piece suits with long coats highlight a chic, youthful silhouette.
A growing fashion note observes more women pairing brocade slippers with formal wear. The trend highlights a shift toward comfortable yet polished evening attire and accessible luxury in dress codes.
The white headed eagle, U S emblem and symbol of power, is threatened with extinction. Alaska set a 50 cent bounty, two years yielded 5600 eagles. The charge against him is eating fish and game mostly dead fish. Garfield Tea advertises for remedy.
A quaint exchange unfolds as a Literary Lady asks about Lamb and a Literary Gentleman jeers with a quip on essays or stew, capturing a humorous social sketch from a past gathering.
In 1861 Ag ram set a world rainfall record with an astounding 805 inches, more than 67 feet, marking the largest yearly fall documented.
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