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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1910
Page
4
H Kohler of Minnesota University Farm outlines methods to preserve potato yield. Key steps include high seed quality, careful selection of seed tubers, proper plant nutrition, pest and disease prevention, and prudent tuber selection from fields or bins to sustain a uniform, large, shallow-eyed tuber crop.
The Agricultural Extension Division of Minnesota urges farmers to carefully stack and prepare their grain before threshing, stressing the need for proper technique to improve yield and efficiency in the harvest season.
The Michigan Experiment Station details a cement silo owned by Emith nearby. It measures fourteen feet inside diameter, thirty feet wall height, with a twelve inch thick foundation wall and a five foot below ground floor. Construction used thirty barrels of cement, seven-eighths by four by sixteen foot lumber, barbed wire reinforcement, and required thirty-one days of labor.
The article explains low heat pasteurization to kill disease bacteria while preserving taste. It details a home method using bottles in a water bath heated to about 155 F, kept covered for 30 minutes, then cooled quickly and stored cold for about 24 hours. It notes higher heat harms flavor and nutrition and urges clean milk and thorough heating for safety.
Tuberculosis among poultry has appeared in Wisconsin with several cases. Dr. Ravenel of the state station inspected the farm and found that nearly every animal in the herd of dairy stock was infected. The evidence suggested the poultry contracted the disease by feeding in the same barnyard. Outside Wisconsin, only a few cases have been reported in the United States.
A debt demand from J ando urging all borrowers to call and settle their accounts. The notice emphasizes heavy obligations and requests prompt payment, signed by ue Svanparp.
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