Ages Help U Sell Goods
A short notice highlights that age groups assist in selling goods, emphasizing youth participation and market activity. The snippet suggests consumer engagement driven by younger buyers or sellers, aiming to boost commerce.
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Newspaper
The Jansen News
Location
Jansen, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1920
Page
3
Butter Packaging Losses Highlighted by Bureau Experts
The article explains how dark unattractive butter packaging reduces buyer appeal and causes price losses of about 8 cents a pound in a single shipment. It cites a $350 transfer loss and notes that proper stock and bright packages can improve market value, with examples from dairy producers and a commission firm faced with lower offers and disposal issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con
Bureau
United States Department of Ture
al- Meh
Seed Selection for Corn Need During Husking
Selecting ear quality during husking to set aside seed corn. Ears must be medium size with straight rows uniform color and at least two kernels per row. Seed corn should be spread in a dry storage area on top floors of a barn or granary to keep dry.
Fall green beans favored in fall planting
Fall green beans preferred for autumn planting with quick growth and heavy yields. The Red Valencia is noted as a favorite variety for fall, praised for ease and reliability in cooler weather.
Yard plans for poultry fencing and rotation on small farms
The article outlines a yard system for poultry with hexagonal wire netting and options for single or double yards. It discusses yard sizes per bird, south side placement for early spring dry ground, fence heights by breed from 4 to 8 feet, feather clipping to control flight, access gates between yards, shade, and fruit trees for shelter and additional feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Englishman Invents Glass Cup Pen Wiper
An English inventor creates a pen wiper using a glass cup filled with a glycerin saturated sponge to preserve pens. The device aims to prevent ink drying and corrosion, offering a simple maintenance aid for writers and clerks.
Oats Best Crop on Comparatively Cheap Western Canada Land
A Minnesota farmer compares corn and oats costs noting $81.49 to grow an acre of corn versus $18.13 for oats, a $13 per acre advantage for oats. Western Canada offers oats land at about $20 per acre with yields of 50 to 60 bushels per acre, up to 100 in good years, and prizes at international exhibitions for high quality oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Albert Inmer
Cottonwood County
Minn
Cottonwood Citizen
Inmer
Western
Canada
Dominion Grain Inspector
Location Of Farm Home For Shade And Comfort
United States Department of Agriculture specialists advise selecting a site near good trees to provide daily shade for the family. They stress cherishing and utilizing existing trees to the fullest as they grow and mature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Go Tong
Thanatopsis Interprets Death as Meditation
The term Thanatopsis derives from Greek meaning view of death and Bryant uses it to frame a meditation on death as a subject. It explains how the poem invites contemplation of mortality rather than terror or despair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant
Freezone promises instant corn relief and easy removal
A drugstore bottle of Freezone costs only a few cents and claims to instantly stop corn pain when applied, enabling the user to lift the corn away with fingers without soreness or irritation. It targets hard and soft corns and corn between the toes as well as calluses.
Breeding Male Types and Stock Quality
A standard-bred male at the head of a mongrel flock will improve the quality of the stock materially. A mongrel male will produce no improvement in quality.
Value of Apple Crop in 1919 Farm Rankings
Apples ranked ninth among U.S. farm crops in 1919 with total value equal to the combined values of rice, rye, buckwheat, and flax seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Nurseries Struggle to Fill Beta Grape Orders This Year
Nurseries cannot meet Beta grape demand as orders outpace supply while more customers plant grapes than usual this season. Affected buyers report delays and limited stock across areas.
Thin Out Meion Vines For Better Melon Growth
Garden note advises thinning vines to prevent overcrowding, promoting better air flow. Cultivate and fertilize as needed to boost melon production and yield quality fruit.
If your horse is really sick calls graduate veterinarian
When a horse shows serious illness contact a graduate veterinarian for a proper evaluation and prescription of treatment. The advised action is to seek expert care promptly to ensure accurate diagnosis and appropriate management.
Copenhagen Cabbage Noted for Best For Eating Use
A short note highlights Copenhagen cabbage as one of the best varieties for eating. The piece emphasizes its quality and suitability for meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
A Past Joy
Fragmentary dialogue speaks of joy lost and a question about alcohol content, expressed as a nostalgic inquiry into what remains of feeling. The lines hint at parental guidance and a reflective sonship moment within a literary mood.
A Case for a Detective
A detective notes it is hard to tell if burglars entered the house. He observes the disturbed house while noting the owner’s wife and children are away for the summer. He weighs burglary against a possible odd housekeeping method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hue Band
Eatonic helps in hot weather
In hot weather appetite fades and energy drops. Take an eatonic tablet before meals and after to remove acids and toxins, cool the mouth and stomach, and restore pep. A big box from the druggist costs little and can make you feel fit for days, avoiding weakness in heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Eatonic
Fitting Theft In The Lightning Change Exchange
A witty exchange frames a playful theft of thunder by another actor during a stage moment. The banter centers on a lightning change that outshines the rival, highlighting theatrical showmanship and competitive flair.
Two Heads of a Family Not Necessarily Better Than One
A concise editorial remark argues that dual leadership in a household does not inherently improve decision making or outcomes, suggesting shared governance may complicate steps and cooperation. It emphasizes caution in assuming increased numbers guarantee better results.
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