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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1921
Page
2
A fragmented transcription discusses garden plot maintenance and construction with references to watering, soil layers, and pit framing. It mentions materials like timber frames, hot water pipes, and pest considerations, noting periodic care to prevent fires and weather-related issues. The piece blends gardening tips with technical notes.
A historical note describes making a kerosene emulsion for destruction using simple, cheap ingredients. It outlines mixing kerosene with water and stirring vigorously, then diluting for use. The account mentions a North Dakota college and a method to prepare a larger batch by adjusting proportions.
A fragmented report describes Berkshire breeders proposing a program to improve sire quality and provide testing and assurance for farmers. It mentions government department involvement and aims to promote better cattle genetics and farming practices.
The article describes windbreaks arranged to shield crops from gusty winds and storms. It explains planting patterns to guard fields from edge-to-core, with windbreaks extending 10 to 20 times the tree height. It notes that wind protection reduces damage and supports crop health in eastern regions, stressing routine maintenance and strategic spacing.
Short notice warns farmers that potatoes stored over winter risk sprouting and spoilage if not kept at proper temperature and light exposure. Advice emphasizes careful pacing of storage and regular checks to minimize losses.
Fragmentary text notes discussion on feeding value of soy beans for fodder and its comparison to standard crops. Mentions scarce data and questions about practical use and energy content for livestock. No clear names, dates, or places are readable.
The article provides practical guidance for managing ewes during lambing season. It covers feeding, milking, housing, and general care to ensure ewe health and lamb viability. It warns against overheating, stresses proper pen setup, and notes common ailments and their basic remedies.
A fragmented notice describes clover seed quality and mentions seed plumpness and freshness. It references various seed types and conditions, including wheat and potential testing indicators, but much of the text is garbled and unreadable.
Farmers are urged to consider woodlots as valuable yet often neglected assets. The piece discusses logging, land use laws, and timber management during harvest cycles, noting that trees along rivers and creeks may be protected and that overharvesting can harm long term soil and water quality.
The fragment discusses two types of leftovers from cookery and hints at thrifty habits. It mentions using same containers and time to serve meals, saving scraps by reheating, and practices in France of using chicken heads and feet in soup. It notes potions of scraps can make soft soup or be reused in washing.
Early planting is advised to secure the best yield. Prepare soil thoroughly this spring, plant around mid April for rape crops, and maintain coverage through summer to ensure hardy growth.
An acre of sugar beets yields about 240 pounds of granulated product in temperate climates, with high potential on commercial farms. The crop is grown as a viable supply on state fur farms and is positioned as a mock human food source in the market.
Fragmented text recounts a fairy tale like performance with dancers and a poetess, exploring a journey to the House of Le and the moral of belief. Characters include Joy the boy, a girl, dancers, and the late Green Twins. The scene shifts through songs, laughter, and a conversation about ancient beliefs and school globes.
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