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An advertisement claims Royal sone bie ty ich cream powder is the purest and safest product available, urging readers to prioritize quality and reliability in their purchase.
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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1907
Page
2
An advertisement claims Royal sone bie ty ich cream powder is the purest and safest product available, urging readers to prioritize quality and reliability in their purchase.
A western farm article describes a crate lifting contrivance to raise crates and unload bulky items like barrels. A beam overhead braced with a rope or windlass helps elevate loads from the hog house door into a wagon, reducing back strain for farmers.
The Breeder's Gazette notes mutton finishing in the corn belt is squeezed by scarce and costly thin range sheep and lambs. Western prices and distant markets push finishers toward feeding for gain, while abundant western crops push producers to use sheep as crop-to-market converters.
Advice on regular, precise feeding times and careful diet composition for pigs. Warns against overreliance on corn, advocates mixing with mill feeds, alfalfa, clover, turnips, and similar foods. Notes that irregular feeding wastes feed and harms digestion, with best results from gradual increases and varied rations.
An article describes an inexpensive homemade ice plow using an adjustable gauge and salvaged teeth from old chisels. It explains construction from available materials, field use on a farm, and the plow’s practicality for winter ice handling. Also touches on poultry care, bran feed, and irrigation laws as a broader farming bulletin.
About 500 delegates and visitors attended the New Jersey State Grange annual meeting in Trenton on December 1 and 2. National Master Bachelder spoke. resolutions supported better rural schools and agriculture education. membership rose to 12,000. Officials elected include George W. F. Gaunt as Worthy Master and Henry F. Bodine as Worthy Secretary.
Resolutions adopted reveal the Grange stance for the coming year on public issues. They urge free lumber and logs, equal mail-carrier pay, limits on land ownership, a progressive tax on fortunes, federal power over wealth in interstate commerce, ending franking, protecting farmers from mislabelled nursery stock, exposing stumpage marks, expanded agricultural education funding, and call for organized action across state Granges stemming from Roosevelt’s urging for national organization and farm relief.
J D Helman offers years of experience in stock and farm sales with guaranteed satisfaction. Bilingual in German and English, he advertises contact options via Mell line Ithaca 160 three rings, or address Sats ner No 1.
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