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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
2
William A. Radford promotes the modern gambrel barn with hollow tile foundation suited for cows horses and calves. He advises on planning costs and utility for mixed farms, noting benefits of durable buildings and modern equipment to retain farmers against urban migration.
Brander Matthews notes in Scribner's that Baedeker planned a general hints glossary to help Britons translate American phrases. He mentions a Guide Book to the British Isles offering a similar glossary for Americans. The Baedeker glossary, prepared by Mr. Muirhead, catalogs about
A historical discussion of barn design highlights roof ventilators and dormers for ventilation, fresh air intakes, and foul-air flues. It notes litter and feed carrier tracks, concrete floors, and steel stall equipment to improve labor efficiency, milk production, and animal welfare.
Fragmentary text shows phrases like great help and wordy references. The readable parts suggest a local aid or support message possibly tied to a community group or program. No clear names, dates, places, or concrete actions are discernible.
A brief exchange between Mrs Flatbush and Mr Flatbush hints at change and continuity. The characters discuss whether things alter in the world, noting skepticism about change while mentioning earmuffs as a unchanged detail.
Two Missouri associations in Webster County and Wright-Douglas cut bull numbers from one per 17 to one per 50 cows after organizing. Private bull value rose from 75 to about 275 dollars, with per-farmer investment rising modestly. Purebred cows increased, hinting at long term gains for members.
To breed good dairy cattle and then fail to raise them properly loses the benefits of constructive breeding. Most beginners fail because they do not feed the stock they buy or breed. Those who grow out their young stock are the farmers building successful animal husbandry ventures.
The article asserts foreign dairymen boost butter imports, noting Danish cows yield about 220 pounds of butter per year, while the local average is under 150 pounds. It references the Milk Record Sheet and its food requirements as part of the discussion.
An article explains fabric breaks inside tire inner tubes after hits or curb contact, causing blowouts later. It outlines detection signs, causes from prior impacts, and emergency on road fixes using rim cut patches, cement, and steps to apply patches and vulcanize later for a durable repair. It emphasizes avoiding road stones and proper subsequent vulcanizing.
The article reviews several tire boot types to prevent inner tube blowouts. It explains inside and outside patches, including hook on and lace on designs, and notes rough ride with patches in contact with the road. It also mentions vulcanizing worn tires when worthwhile and using patches to reinforce weak spots.
A reader reinforced feature outlines shifts in farm living as families seek modern comforts. It notes a past of dugouts and hardship, the rise of a progressive move toward cozy, well equipped farm homes, and the kitchen’s pivotal, compact redesign linking to dining spaces and drive access. The article emphasizes improved comfort, convenience, and morale in rural households.
An article from Farm and Fireside explains tire boot varieties and inner patches. It discusses flaps secured under the rim, laced or fastened patches around the tube, and drawbacks such as water and sand ingress that can worsen damage. It also notes using old casing sections as blow-out patches and emergency towels as makeshift fixes.
In Tokyo Japan 8212 automobiles are registered. Importation of cars to Italy is forbidden. Ohio counts 618000 motor vehicles, 108 times Japan’s total. For year ending July 1 1920 internal revenue collected 144 404 498 79 dollars from motor vehicle taxes. Italian tourists must leave Italy within six months and pay tax after three months. Missouri debates capital punishment for motor vehicle theft as the Anti horse thief association occasionally strings up suspects.
A growing farmer reflects on reaching majority and prioritizing home comforts over barns. The article describes a stucco and frame farm house with brick foundation, sleeping porch, screened porch, rear garage, and first floor three rooms including a large living room and dining room with electric lighting and running water. The home is deemed inspirational for future farm construction.
A readable fragment describes kitchen dimensions 15 feet 6 inches by 1 feet 6 inches with a small washroom and bright interior. It notes ample clothes closet space and a well lit, cheerful appearance. Mentions modern Glyersten fixtures and a large high area with extra space. FOR BEST WORK. WITH CHURR.
Mr Goudiss argues that price differences between white and brown eggs arise from demand rather than quality. He notes white eggs fetch up to two cents per dozen more in New Jersey trips, despite equal feed and nutritional value. He cites hearsay from residents and religious leaders as to perceived superiority. An Australian athlete’s misconduct is briefly mentioned in a separate note.
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