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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1915
Page
7
In a lively reception scene Hall Hall Bonistelle presses Carolyn Dally into an engagement while cousin Jonas Hassingbury coolly oozes charm. Carolyn outplays Hall with wit and a wary plan, as wedding bells loom and a clashing cast entangles love and schemes.
A Colorado study by the US Department of Agriculture finds water requirements to produce one pound of dry matter vary widely among crops. Alfalfa uses the most water while beans, clovers, and weeds need far less. cereals like wheat and corn sit between these groups. Buffalograss proves highly water efficient.
A reader note reports meals prepared on public streets in many city districts. The item highlights street cooking as a common practice and suggests it affects local street life and cleanliness.
Oklahoma expert Trent Mation notes that after harvesting the first Sudan grass crop, cultivate promptly to support a strong second crop. A light soil stir helps roots and mulch. if weeds were controlled earlier, frequent cultivation for the second crop is unnecessary. Proper cultivation shortens the second crop period and boosts yield for seed purposes.
A North Dakota Experiment Station report explains manure as the cheapest way to restore organic matter, improve tilth, raise mineral element availability, and enhance soil waterholding capacity while supplying plant nitrogen.
The only means of protecting hogs from cholera is inoculation with hog cholera serum or with hog cholera serum and virus. Serum confers immunity for six to eight weeks, while a double treatment showing lasting or permanent immunity.
Farmers note that moisture falling during moist periods is quickly absorbed by the soil. Frequent shallow cultivation helps reduce evaporation and keeps moisture in the ground longer. The practice aims to conserve water and improve crop resilience.
The sowing of alfalfa in wide rows and cultivation between the rows is the surest method to establish the crop across varied areas. This practice promotes stronger stands and better growth consistency for alfalfa fields.
In Omrk DMilesouri a hilly brushy farm owner details profitable sheep growing after starting with eight ewes and a ram. They fenced pastures with woven wire, used waste forage, and sold wool for 28 cents a pound, netting about 2.42 per sheep and a total flock income near 6185. They project expanding to 60 ewes as prices remain strong and hillsides suit sheep farming.
A simple bag holder aids farmers by supporting grain or chop bags while filling. A square hopper, stationary in a granary corner, with a movable base and three spread legs, allows quick filling. Light materials and adjustable hopper height reduce ground contact and save energy.
MILK should be kept as cold as possible to stay sweet longer. Bacteria cause spoilage and grow slowly at low temperatures. Do not let milk warm. refrigerate directly if possible or place in the icebox or cellar, wrapped in damp cloth away from sunlight.
Farmer practice in Colorado towns shows hens in backyards fed lawn grass after mowing. If birds are not used to greens they may gorge and suffer crop impaction, distension, neck stretch, and possible death. Veterinary help advised for treatment and prevention.
Farmers are urged to remove manure piles and scattered straw near stables to prevent breeding of horse and horn flies. Regular disposal and handling of stable manure reduce fly populations and protect nearby homes from nuisance and disease.
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