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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1921
Page
6
A 1910s agrarian note describes fear of frost on a 412 million bushel U S potato crop and outlines methods to prevent chilling. It details heating car interiors with stoves, false floors, and air circulation, plus lumber specs and installation steps to keep potatoes warm during cold shipping and storage.
A collection of kitchen guidance including brown sugar butter puddings, apple cake, fried apples and onions, cranberry jelly, apple sandwich, and Olive Sauce. It covers olive varieties, olive salads, Hawaiian salad, and olive mince with giblet dishes, offering step by step preparation and serving notes.
Cooperative grain elevator plans stress efficient management and community benefit. The article outlines three organizational forms in the United States including joint stock companies, ordinary private corporations, and cooperative associations under special cooperative law, emphasizing practical plans and tactful leadership.
A quirky farm notes item questions readers about field trips and farm duties. It mentions bats and pests as a farmer’s challenge and asks if readers are ready to engage in on site learning or projects.
The report highlights Frances Easley of Tennessee earning a net profit of £51.00 from poultry club work after selling breeders and managing costs. It notes other youths like Orbit Miller of Oklahoma and Russell Monae winning prizes and profits, underscoring farm-based education and independence.
Guidance issued on domesticating wild ducks with simple three sided shelters and water access. Tips cover housing, shelter, food, and care for ducklings from hatching to maturity, emphasizing early spring breeding and provision of litter, with emphasis on shelter needs varying by species and climate.
An excerpt describes harvesting ice from ponds on farms to cool dairy products. It cites a United States Department of Agriculture bulletin that explains building an icehouse and storing ice economically and securely for home use. The note claims one and a half tons of ice could cool a cow for a year and still leave ice for family use.
The article notes brown spot of corn present throughout nine large parts of the corn growing section near the Rocky Mountains. It attributes the disease to a parasitic organism and cites a 10 percent figure in some areas. United States Department of Agriculture guidance recommends careful crop protection measures from Croprotton and Rodd regions as an aid to control.
A fragmented note discusses free range geese and price ranges for 60 quality birds versus 500 of lower quality. It mentions no formal poultry house standards though notes on lighting, air, and durability alongside cost considerations.
In a children's tale, Daddy and Nancy listen as the Tegus family of large headed, fast tropical South American birds reveal their quarrelsome nature. The Tegus, known for speed, strength, and raw meat appetites, provoke a lively dispute about how to have a proper quarrel. The story blends animal facts with playful dialogue and animal world lore.
A fragmentary odd dialogue depicts a fairhaired antm named the eluh boasting of knowledge in a pretend Hvetish language. A friend challenges him to dictate a paragraph as a honster's pencil snaps and Hugh Hughes is drawn into a surreal exchange about seeing eyes and a yew tree.
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