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Sisseton Weekly Standard in Sisseton, South Dakota
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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1909
Page
7
Fragmentary 19th Century Pork Auction Note
A garbled wartime style fragment records a small sale of pork, noting a weight and price in pounds and a mention of an usher or attendee. The legible words imply a public sale context with limited remaining details.
How to Feed Alfalfa Hay
Instruction lists alfalfa feeding steps with a slatted rack and trough setup. J I Verne notes cautious spacing to avoid waste and details pig stem disposal for cattle feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altife
Verno
Alfalfa Cuts Dairy Feed Costs in Trials
Dairy tests show alfalfa can replace at least half of the grain fed to cows and supply nutrients more cheaply. If farmland and production favor alfalfa, milk costs could fall significantly in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Ouls
Wisco
Calf Care Advice on Water and Early Rearing
A historic farm note stresses calves drink more water than milk and must have clean fresh water available from birth. It warns mismanagement in early months can ruin a heifer’s future dairy value, and outlines feeding focuses for calf health and growth toward dairy production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Borman
Kansas
Kim
Tevin
Weiler
Howell
Enon
Boal Ailynniuxe
Japan's interest in horses strengthens cavalry through racing
The Breeder's Gazette reports a cablegram noting Japan introduced horse racing with strong patriotism and sport love. The government and people back equine sport, sanctioning over 200 race tracks since the movement began, aiming for a cavalry force second to none in mounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Gazett Chicago
ROUND BARNS DETAILED BUILDING SPECIFICATIONS FOR LINCOLN COUNTY
A long technical description outlines two satisfactory barns in use for nine years. It covers dimensions such as a four foot ceiling over stalls, nine and four side widths, a central silo fifteen feet in diameter sixty feet high, and a bridge access from the third floor. Construction notes include concrete foundations, gutters, and drainage, plus feed entry via the bridge and delivery to the silo and haymow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorcline
Lusher
Svorknsen
Iddy
Klisto
Mocs
Round Barn Advantages and Construction Advice
A letter from A. Smith of Washington to Hoard's Daly argues for round barns for dairy farms. He cites labor economy, 40 percent more space, better material storage, even grain distribution, and improved temperature and air purity, noting tornado resistance and urging prospective builders to hire experienced round-barn specialists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Smith
Washington
Dalrytun
Doctor Cook to Back Work of Dr. Barton Dentist
Dr H E Cook, now practicing, will arrive on or about January 15 and announces he will stand behind all work done by Dr RP Cere, supporting the Barton dentistry practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
H .E. Barton
RP Cere
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John C. Perkine
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