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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1914
Page
3
An excerpt shows Mallie Ermine Rives in Virginia with John Valiant and a private court, as the woman encounters a bulldog on a country road. The scene shifts to a dramatic rural moment with the girl admiring the dog and a rose, then commanding the dog to move away.
In a sunlit southern scene Shirley Dandridge visits Mad Anthony near Damory Court with a hunting party led by Judge Chalmers. Anthony, a voodoo-conjurer figure, warns of trouble tied to Deb and a distant omen as the riders press on toward Damory Court.
A noisy telephonic mix up in an English provincial town reveals a wary hotelier doubting a partner’s lodging and a stubborn Scot recounting how folk misinterpret his speech. A Caledonian banquet joke shows the Englishman puzzled by Scottish pride and language.
A discussion on summer tillage for moisture retention and weed control in non irrigated areas. Emphasizes timely work after harvest, prevention of moisture loss, and soil enrichment for higher wheat yields in the sembariad belt. Details on disk harrow use and shallow seedbed creation to reduce evaporation and encourage uniform germination.
When alfalfa is about a foot high, mow lightly to remove beadlike growth. Wet the mower four to six inches from the end and leave clippings as mulch to reduce surface drying. Do this in August or early September to aid ground cover for snow. Bare spots are vulnerable. thin snow cover helps protect.
Eggs placed in the incubator should be kept at the same age within a day or two to ensure uniform embryo development. Rye for hatching should rarely exceed three weeks. The older the egg when set, the fewer hatching results. Excess handling before incubation leads to poor hatchability and disappointing outcomes.
A historical note states corn is the most valuable grain for U S poultry feeding, offering balanced nutrition when combined with other seeds. Experiments show corn is more readily digested by hens, and for growing laying birds about 34 to 35 percent of the ration should be corn.
A historical note warns that housing cows in a stable all winter without exercise may increase milk production but risks serious health problems for the cows and their offspring, emphasizing the harms of confinement.
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