The Great Open Spaces 3 B by Fannie Hurst
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1931
Page
3
Wide Open Spaces Dream In A Delia Town Saga
The tale centers on Isaiah and Abby Moore who run a Delia grocery and dream of distant horizons. Their life in the small railroad town, framed by winter snows and summer roses, unfolds amid family losses and routine as the decades pass.
Moores Embrace New Life in Delta After Selling Grocery
Abby and Isaiah Moore sell their Delia grocery and move to a sun drenched coast town. They buy pink Spanish bungalows, garden endlessly, and plan a return to business in Delta as they adjust to perpetual summer and changing weather.
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Epring Raine
Abby
Isaiah
Aungalow Colony
Moores
Delia
Delta
Inventor of the penny postcard hid in Vienna history
Dispatch from Vienna notes the penny postcard was invented in the mid 19th century by Emanuel Herma an official in the Vienna post He died in 1902 and sparked a shift as governments granted cheap postage and wider use of printed and written communication.
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Vienna
Emanuel Herma
Vienna Post
Sugar Beet Culture in Humid U S Areas Outlined
The United States Department of Agriculture publishes Farmers' Bulletin 1687 F on growing sugar beets in humid states. It covers suitable moisture, soil, and cool growing seasons, plus planting, manure, fertilization, and weed control. It lists major humid region states and notes beet tops and pulp as fodder.
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Lassard
Ware
United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers
United States
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Lulola
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Mountain States
Pacific Coast
Department of Agriculture
Office of Information
Washington
D.C
Sanitation Standards Lacking in Some Stables
Reports warn that stable sanitation is weak with foul drinking cups and mangers. Cattle reduce intake when bowls and troughs harbor hard filth and spoiled silage, sometimes a quarter to an inch deep, causing stench and poor feeding. Regular cleaning is urged to locate and fix trouble sources.
Better Milk Cows Need of Average Dairy Farm
The dairy industry bureau of the USDA warns that the nation faces a landcap to consumers and producers from low average dairy cow production. With fewer cows and higher per cow output, farm profits could rise. current estimates put the average dairy cow at about 4,600 pounds of milk per year containing 180 pounds of butterfat across 22.5 million cows.
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Bureau of Dairy Industry
United States Department, of Agriculture
United States
Care in Feeding Silage Required for Results
Silage is an excellent feed if not abused. Do not feed too much or let surplus accumulate in the manger. Monitor silage daily to prevent spoilage and ensure proper consumption.
Plan to Dissolve Snow by Broadcasting Black Soil
Foresters from the United States Department of Agriculture outline a method to melt snow earlier to speed up nursery work and seedling transplantation. By broadcasting fine black soil over nursery compartments the heat-absorbing surface hastens snow melt enabling planting stock removal up to two weeks sooner. The idea may also apply to accelerating home garden work.
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Unitea Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Forest Service
Department
Co-Operative Spraying Boosts Wisconsin Farm Profits
Farmers in Wisconsin join rings of eight to ten farms to spray 800 to 1,500 trees per ring. Each ring buys a sprayer, tank and hoses, hires a trained operator, and applies six sprays a season with pruning and nitrogen. Apple prices rise from 28-80 cents to 1.50-2.50 a bushel. net profits per farm grow by hundreds of dollars, with rings in Racine and other counties showing profitability above tax costs.
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The
Farm Journal
Wisconsin
Runner Ducks Laying Patterns in Winter
Runner ducks lay in winter with proper feed and care. Feeding laying mash and good housing boost production. some flocks lay from February to August and again from late September to December. Minimize exposure to snow and cold for high winter output. Ducks begin laying around five months old.
Spring sowing tips and orchard care in old farming notes
Clean grains for spring sowings in the fanning mill and then reclean it. If you like greens plant a row of mustard to follow the spinach crop. Apple tree pruning can be done now when the weather is favorable. Some pruning each year is better than heavy cutting at longer intervals. Even when the droppings and clean tinge are hauled away it is necessary to make forethought and dump or scatter them on ground where young growing chickens will be ranged next summer.
Bread Request Sparks Light Conversation
A brief, humorous exchange unfolds as Badnuze asks for bread while Funnybunk jokes about moving pil anos last year, highlighting a casual moment of kitchen banter.
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Pilanos
Not That Hungry Jack Let s Go In This All Night Room
Not applicable due to unclear readable facts.
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Jack
Clifford
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Palm Springs
California
Doan
Dean
Dealetsc
Fred
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