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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1907
Page
3
An advertisement describes an enhanced steam cookery device named Steam Cooker. It shows two pipe layouts to inject steam into food, with upper surface jets or bottom inlet circuits to improve cooking speed and reduce steam loss, claiming faster results with less waste.
Dryness and constant ventilation prevent rot in stored sweet potatoes. Maintain about 70 degrees and dry piles, with careful aeration to avoid moisture buildup. The article discusses storage practices, humidity risks, and economic impacts of proper warehousing.
The September government crop report signals tight feed grain supplies and potential effects on meat and dairy products. Shortages in hay and byproducts may raise prices, while bread costs could rise. Hog markets face shifts as high price hogs are rebalanced toward lighter weights, with land investments expected to strengthen amid lower waste.
A professor promotes a new dairy education method using practical on farm demonstrations. A schoolteacher helps farmers test samples with a Rab cock device, while discussion covers milk production costs, starter feeds, and efficient calf rearing.
An account describes fatigue overcoming methods using a device called Wugile to counteract weariness at a train yard. It notes a surge in effort led by a large darkened factor and reports two hundred areas of harm or fatigue mixed with various substances distributed throughout the day.
Breeder's Gazette recounts a sweeping Shorthorn cattle judging at the Minnesota state fair. Kentucky and Mississippi breeders claim top honors while many entrants endure intense competition and critique from judges, with remarks on stalls, rings, and breed perfection.
An experimental apparatus described by Mrs Dawley and an unnamed husband uses a swinging chain and a heavy post to exercise draft animals. The device involves a wheel, a pole fixed in ground, a steel wagon axle, a box, a center of gravity setup, and a leather collar to pull the bull to move the mechanism for about half an hour twice daily.
A noisy market report from San Antonio Texas notes that sugar beet and hog prices are moving up as investors assess cattle, hogs, and horses. The piece highlights breeding stock demand in Iowa and Minnesota, mentions champion breeders, and records top prizes at state fairs with emphasis on standard bred horses and notable breeders including J A Peters of Story County.
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Farm report discusses feeding stages, hay versus clover, and milk production routines in New England dairies. It notes Indiana research on hay nutritive value, dairy logistics from Boston to Vermont, and the spread of cream usage for butter production. Also outlined is moldy corn danger, with cases in Dallas Center and Union County. four corn mold types identified, risk to livestock, and calls for caution from state agriculture authorities.
Government reports from Paris indicate the Morocco situation has improved as the need for a large force diminishes. Several warships will be withdrawn at once, reflecting reduced tensions and a shift in regional priorities. The notices emphasize a stabilizing outlook and reallocation of naval assets.
A fragmentary ad promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as soothing and curative, claiming it strengthens and heals. It urges readers to buy tea or tablets for 28 cents. The copy mentions Geo. Be. Sharrar as the advertiser.
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