Accuracy a Virtue in Business Quote
The saying notes accuracy as a virtue in business, attributed to Elbert Hubbard. It frames precision as a key value beyond mere esteem.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1935
Page
7
The saying notes accuracy as a virtue in business, attributed to Elbert Hubbard. It frames precision as a key value beyond mere esteem.
Prof H C Hopper of Cornell NYS College of Agriculture explains silo filling care to prevent moldy pockets and spoilage. He describes two methods, moisture impact, and whether to distribute tramp and level or blow in. Dry corn needs more handling while wet corn preserves with fermentation and packing.
The article traces Red Fife wheat to 1841 when Ontario farmer David Fife obtained grain from Europe. A few plants grew, yielding Red Fife which spread across Canada and the northern United States, forming the foundation for Marquis wheat and later Garnet as agriculture moved north toward the Arctic. The piece notes Garnet ripens earlier and the challenge of sourcing high quality wheat from the far north, mentioning the Peace River district north of Edmonton.
The article notes lime treatment improves alfalfa but seeds should be delayed several months after liming to allow acidity to adjust. Some soils are acidic on top yet rich in lime below, allowing better root growth once subsoil calcareous layers are reached. Manure can boost seedling vigor after liming.
Amerian Indians learned through trial and error to grow corn under adverse weather conditions. In cold regions they sprouted seed before planting to lengthen the growing season. Records show their 400 year history of corn in the semi arid upper Missouri valley surpassed other tribes.
Prairie Farmer advises storing chopped hay with care as it takes less space yet tends to shed more in handling. Proper curing before storage is recommended to prevent spoilage and maintain quality.
Fragmentary text discusses science and ethics, mentioning Cohen and ethical ideals. It references active science, human volition, and a ban on fear in applying scientific methods. Mentions posi alists and Felix systems, but the garbled source limits clarity.
A fragmented text mentions a person seeking laxatives and ideas for easing stomach discomfort. It references a vow or hope for relief and a casual remark about an iPod. The readable lines are limited and unclear.
A historical sentence comments that sovereignty was exercised by Greek and medieval moralists over art thought industry and the distribution of power in human conduct including friendship and war.
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