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Newspaper

The Beaver Herald

Location

Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1915

Page

7

Flodie Fisher Enchants Photographer at a Studio Breakfast

In a bustling studio morning, Flodie Fisher rides a mix of charm and worry as she deals with hall drama, a disheveled artist, and rent worries. Alfred Smallish, a meek janitor, shyly sketches attention from Flodie while preparations for a studio party unfold. The day blends art, flirtation, and looming financial pressures as Hall Bonletelle dances between wit and responsibility.

Flodie Fisher Hall Donttella Flodie Bontatolle Fiodia Alfred Misa Fisher Plodie Alfred Smallisb Fledie Miss Fisher Flodia Hall Mall Ronletelle Wen Santa Jamais Flodia Fisher Mr. Smal Sen Mr. Bontatelle Mick Fisher

Huguenot Rellca Found Grave Discovery at Church Site

Henry M. Lester, president of the Huguenot Importation of New Rochelle, reported the uncovering of an estate associated with Mise Inee Moulton during sewer work for the Gret Hugue not church foundation. Under the chancel historians note three pastors were buried, with a tradition that town residents hid money and plate nearby.

Henry M. Lester Huguenot Importation New Rochelle Moulton

Alfalfa Pointers for Draft Horses From University Bulletin

The University of Nebraska bulletin explains alfalfa as a valuable horse feed when fed with care. It covers ration guidelines for working horses, storage, dust concerns, and the risk of digestive upset from sudden diet changes. It also notes alfalfa pastures can strengthen draft colts and mares in breeding, recommending moderate use and seasonal pasture management.

Exten Alon The University of Nebraska

Pigs Thrive on Pumpkin Feed Claims profitable farm practice

Miller discusses pumpkins as a cheap, effective pig feed noting pumpkins aid digestion and appetite. He cites a June July 1913 litter weighing 106 pounds by Oct 11 and 227 pounds by Jan 11, with an average daily gain of 1.27 pounds for the month, using no special fodder beyond fall pumpkins.

Miller

Methods to Preserve Eggs From Lime Water To Water Glass

Home preservation of eggs shows two practical methods lime water and water glass. Other attempts like salt packing paper wrapping or ash coating yield poor results. Experiments by a German researcher preserved 400 eggs for eight months using twenty methods with lime water and water glass among the best outcomes. Protect cows calving this month from heat.

Great advantage of humus to soil in farming practice

The article argues that humus enhances soil health where manure and compost are scarce, advocating mixed use of stable and commercial manures. It notes benefits of green crops for plowing, and stresses not to overlook humus for maintaining soil fertility and farm productivity.

Weeds Crowding Wheat Warns Professor Zarnine

Professor Won Zarnine cautions that weed problems during dry farming threaten wheat yields. He doubts row planting and cultivation for small grains, notes alfalfa in rows may boost hay and seed output, and estimates average hay yields around one ton per acre under typical drought conditions.

Won Zarnine Kanes

Three Dry Farm Essentials

Three key dry farming principles stand firm. Plant only vigorous drought resistant varieties and remove all weeds. Keep soil fertile with careful moisture management. A very fertile soil needs about half as much moisture to grow a strong crop, as noted by Professor Widstoe and colleagues.

Mindy Widstoe Utah Experiment Station

Use for immatured crops in dairy farming

The text argues a dry farmer should keep cattle to utilize immature or mature crops, ensuring income when crops falter due to drought or frost. By feeding crops to dairy cattle, farmers reduce crop-raising risk and enable an all-around cash business, asserting there is always some harvest to support dairy use.

Alfalfa Lawn Growing Method From BM Panbone

Instructions describe growing alfalfa as a lawn, noting drought resistance, necessary frequent mowing, shallow seed bed, thick sowing, no manure, and keeping plants low so a lawn mower can pass. Also advises top dressing with black corral in winter to enrich soil and mulch in summer.

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