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Newspaper

The Beaver Herald

Location

Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1910

Page

2

Fence to Shield Flocks from Wolves and Wolves

The Wisconsin Agricultural publication outlines a yard fence design to deter wolves and protect sheep. A hardy woven wire fence, ground close, barb wire at ground level, posts angled inward, and wire heights to deter digging and climbing are recommended. The article notes high horse prices, with prices quoted from $960 to $500 per pair.

Bao Agaliet Watyen Basthemm West

Comfort for Farm Stock Discussed by A D Wilson

A.D. Wilson quotes dairy farmer and Farmers Institute lecturer FB Melaran on keeping cattle comfortable to boost milk production. Key points include regular feeding, proper bedding, gentle handling, and avoiding cold conditions. Early detection of discomfort aids quick farmer intervention. Emphasis on avoiding winter turnout and meeting demand for capable horsepower for farms.

A.D. Wilson Uelveraity Perm St Paul” Sinn Lving Carlton County Farmers’ Institute Aft Melaran Iiscomfort Fle

Autos on the Farm

A fragment discusses farmers and their use of novises to manage machinery. It suggests some doubt about farmers caring for watching, but notes that farmers who have called for novises have shown proper understanding of their machines. The text reflects uncertain rural attitudes toward technological aid and farm work.

How English Run Dairies In England Cows Feed Pastures

In England cows rely on pasture for summer feed, with two acres per cow cited. Cows rotate between pastures and meadows from August onward, receiving limited grain. Winter feeding includes roots, straw, tea, meal, and cake. Few creameries exist, milk prices average about $1.60 per 100 pounds after freight.

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Comfortable farrowing pen for goats and dairy use

The article describes a roomy dry warm farrowing pen design with a long vented panel and an easily cleaned triangular shelter. It highlights goats nationwide, estimates over 3,000,000 head, mostly TB-free, with many kept for milk production.

United

Arabia the Desert Land of Mystery and Travel

A fragmented historical article paints Arabia as an immense, largely riverless desert with hard, smooth plains and coastal ranges. It describes desert life, caravan routes, hospitality tents, camel and horse travel, and tribal governance, noting little Christian presence and the region’s faltering links to the Turkish empire.

Arabia Shinar Africa United States Europe Austin Scandinavia Red Sen Sue Aden Ted Sea Persian Gulf Aral Palestine Damascus Hagdad Mecca Sanna Sheba Avery Bagdad Great Desert Damands Tagiad Thatr Nother Vandale

Awful Burning Itch Cured In A Day

A patient details a severe burning itch spreading over the body beginning March 20 and ending April 1 after using Cuticura Remedies. The testimonial credits Candice Ointment and Soap with rapid relief, noting improvement by April 1 and continued use. Source cites Frank Gridley of New York City and Cuticura Remedies marketed by Fuller Drug & Chemical Co.

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Reading as a respite for busy women in hard times

A reporter suggests that women tired from housework and childrearing can find vigor by escaping with a good story. One housekeeper notes the duty to read light fiction to relax, especially for those burdened by managing a large family and constant worry.

Bo Haa Howse

Kin by Marriage and Moral Morass In Fragmented Column

A fragmentary column fragment discusses marriage ties and family claims, including a child’s remark on affection for her mother versus her father and a stray line about sin tied to marriage. It pivots to moral remedies and social signals, ending with ad-like asides about clothes care and a tangential catalogue jab.

Brief Exchange on Wit and Memory Between Stranger and Housewife

A weary traveler asks for a funny story and a framed pair of shoes. The housewife replies that brevity is the soul of wit, and the exchange pivots on memory and forgetting. Maven is invoked in a playful, cryptic closing remark.

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