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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1906
Page
3
The piece discusses boll preparation and pest control in farming, stressing vigilant care for young plants and healthy seeds. It mentions wheat yields, spring wheat prospects, and concerns about pests, weather, and crop conditions across various regions.
The text presents garbled notes on drying hobs and elopes, then shifts to crop data from American Cultivator and the national crop reporting board. It mentions winter and spring wheat conditions, acreage estimates, and dairy profitability anecdotes, including Mr. Morris’s herd at Portville with detailed yields and revenue.
The text outlines culvert options with at hand stones and the need to bridge streams where a single stone is insufficient. It references figures 1 and 2 showing practical stone based culvert methods and notes the plans can be used to advantage when a lone stone cannot react to the flow.
An unusual claim notes Kennedy's laxative honey and tar as a remedy to cure all coughs and expel colds from the body, attributed to Gonty promoting the product's supposed cleansing powers.
A set of four attractive Japanese fans offered to any addressee by the Chicago and North Western Railway. Postage paid on receipt of 10 cents. Agent Adronne W H Guerin General Agent Passenger Department 17 Campos Martins Detroit Mich. Found a purse containing money. Enquire at this office.
Guidance on feeding water access and salt blocks for dairy cows, plus stall habits and comfort practices. Advises clean water daily, rock salt in pastures, and observing cow behavior to ensure cows feel secure in stalls. warns against overexposure and emphasizes steady handling and quiet routines.
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