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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1908
Page
7
A study discusses silo aesthetics and practical placement for dairy barns. It argues outside placement improves access and odor control, outlines wall rigidity and airtight doors, and stresses thorough tramping to prevent spoilage. It notes conical roofs and exterior silos fit various barn styles.
Aboil of vaudeville and crime unfolds as Monsieur, a suave French performer, recounts a brutal feud with his jealous outlaw friend Croteau. After exposing abuse of Croteau's wife, the tale ends with a deadly confrontation and a mysterious departure toward Frisco and Hong Kong.
A.A. Houghton promotes a simple machine to speed concrete culvert and drain work. The core folds in four sections joined to ease removal, with a circular form claimed to increase arch strength. The device can be built by anyone using basic materials and a ten inch by two and a half inch board framework.
Instructions describe making a circular arc template from a 14 inch diameter circle, cutting a seven to ten foot board to form four arc segments, hinging them to create a collapsible culvert mold. It covers cutting angles, assembling braces, and folding supports, then pouring concrete to form a 14 inch diameter culvert with adjustable size by changing measurements.
A farmer notes that deep soil tillage harms corn yields. He describes discovering shallow cultivation works best, roots spread widely, and wind and grubs affect stalks. He argues lightweight tools that dig near the surface better support maturity and nourishment.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson places the value of U.S. poultry products produced last year at 600 million dollars, surpassing the wheat crop by 100 million. The statement highlights poultry as the leading farm product in value.
In setting up leather belting machinists place the hair side inwards to prevent sticking to the wheel and to improve wear life. The hair inside reduces friction and extends belt longevity.
Prairie Farmer suggests modifying cement tanks with a six inch wide inner top edge one inch below the outer edge and sprinkling salt on the top during freezing. The salt work loosens ice from the inner edge, allowing easy removal and avoiding the need for a tank heater.
The article discusses shifting from early crops to late mature varieties, using the split log drag on earth roads, and notes cement-water mix for hog wallows as hog care during warm weather. It emphasizes road improvements and farming practices to stabilize agricultural output.
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