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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1900
Page
7
Practical notes by M. Tanser in Farm and Home describe a durable dehorning rack for mature cattle. The plan uses paired scumtlings, a 2x8 frame, drilled holes, uprights, crosspieces, and a windlass system to secure and draw the animal for dehorning. Detailed measurements specify planks, slats, and supports to prevent movement and ensure safe handling.
Contends flies cause yearly losses in barns dairies and feed lots. Stresses removing breeding grounds by cleaning manure heaps swill barrels and drains. Warns cleanliness boosts stock health and reduces pests. cites anecdotes of cattle eating wood and poor feeding leading to costly issues and urges proper care of barns lots and pens.
Practical guide on dairy hygiene and butter making emphasizing cleanliness and careful handling. Steps include straining milk, skimming, warm storage, gradual churns, and salt mixing. Provides temperature targets around 60 degrees, use of coloring for color, and tips to avoid overworking butter for best price.
A fragment discusses an all year shelter for farm animals beside the barnyard noting cows lie sheltered from storms, sheep are fed in winter, and a team can drive in during rain. It argues building a small shed is cheap compared to benefits and mentions calves and dairy profits versus beef.
A letter from United States Senator W. V. Sullivan praises Peruna as a universal remedy for catarrh. He states long suffering with incipient catarrh, reports improvement after using Peruna, and endorses the product as the best he has tried. The letter ends with an invitation to contact The Peruna Medicine Co. for a free book.
A 1809 Indianapolis Press note lauds Afiss Violet Florida Waters for stage skill in Camille. A 2000 Daily Grind excerpt critiques her in Come Beloved, calling her a “row ornament” and faulting performance. Also contains a comic snippet about a minister and a girl named Anna and a Tubes joke.
A collage of brief items and jokes from an old paper reads as a mix of humorous vignettes. It mentions a poker anecdote about a worn hand and quiet games, a doctor’s pitch for Hall's Catarrh Cure, a tailor and telephone gag, a minister's tale about submerged Presbyterian diversity, an Allen's Foot-Ease ad, a throat cure testimonial, and various quips about shoes, cold cures, and misdirected guidance.
Fragmentary text references cheap chemicals making electricity for various uses and mentions Tenet or Storck ich Bitters. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or locations to form a solid news item.
A resourceful phrase records a kindly clergyman dismissing a clever gardener who stole produce. To support his wife and family he grants four characters with a peculiar statement claiming the man helped him reap more than expected during two years of service. Collier's
A century after their voyage under Thomas Jefferson prospects of Lewis and Clark remain vivid. The 1900 Wonderland issue by Northern Pacific Railway Co highlights their route from Mandan winter 1804 5 to Clatsop winter 1805 6 with 10 000 miles of travel. A new reliable narrative of their expedition is promoted by Charles Fee by mail for six cents.
The notice promotes purchasable lands in Washington and Oregon at $9 per acre, claiming a fine climate and reliable crops. It suggests calling in St Paul or writing to RE Workman for location tips, while also listing various ads and quips about binder twine and household products.
Letters from Crana Kerr and Crana Kerry of Rockport Indiana praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for alleviating long standing female ailments. Kerr cites four years of doctoring with little relief while Kerry reports renewed health after using the remedy and urges others to heed Mrs Pinkham's guidance based on her experience.
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