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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1910
Page
6
The article condemns so called creamery promoters, urging farmers to hire reputable dairy authorities or the state dairy commissioner for guidance. It warns many promoters aim for easy money rather than patron profits and notes that careful planning prevents failures and costly misstarts. It also discusses a weed pest, crab grass, detailing how to control and eradicate it in patches and lawns.
The article explains soil sourness as a primary failure cause for alfalfa and clover. It recommends liming at two to three tons per acre, even distribution by spreader or seeder, and confirms acid soil via litmus test. It stresses inoculating soil with bacteria from an established alfalfa field and ensuring well drained, deep, porous soil.
Riverhead New York reports on the Long Island Potato Exchange a cooperative that posted a gross of 407 685 63 and 12 000 capital stock with 603 stockholders. The group handled 422 000 bushels of produce this year up from 365 015 last year and its treasurer reported daily cash flow above 1300. The piece notes fertilizer chemical sales rising and forecast of broader services, urging loyal member support to expand operations. Also mentions New Hampshire railroads, oleo taxes, and new granges organized or reorganized nationwide with figures by state and year.
Grover Bros Drug Store promotes ZEMO as a clean external treatment to relieve itching and cure minor eczema. It claims one application or bottle can suffice, with agency in over 2,000 towns where leading druggists endorse its cures for eczema, pimples, dandruff, and other skin affections for all ages.
An old advertisement promises free consultation and a correct opinion on cases. It claims free treatment for the poor and payment upon recovery, showing a long list of physicians, hospitals, and dubious medical services. The piece extols charitable aims and urges readers to visit for care.
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