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Newspaper
The Mellette County Pioneer
Location
Wood, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
4
Bible thoughts for the week present verses on God’s oneness and the first and last, answered prayers through obedience, and light and health as promised in Isaiah and John. It closes with sayings on wealth, religion, responsibility, kindness, truth, friendship, and aging.
Extension specialist Azalea Linfield details organdy apple blossom and rose making, including bias cutting, rolled edges, pin placement, gathering, and wiring. Instructions range from small blossoms to larger roses with petals and green bias stems. Also notes dandelion greens as a tasty spring harvest to prepare with salt pork or ham.
Clara M. Sutter explains water glass preservation for fifteen dozen eggs in a five gallon crock. Use nine quarts water and one quart water glass, keep shells uncracked, cover by two inches, store cool and dry. If water glass unavailable lime solution may be used.
Calls prompt residents to evaluate how effectively the county agricultural agent serves farmers. The piece weighs access, advice quality, and potential improvements in local farming support services.
A city resident urges households to store fresh eggs for winter in the cellar while addressing a person named Sarah. The exchange features Mrs City Dweller stressing immediate action with a direct instruction.
Early figures indicate fewer pigs per litter in South Dakota compared with last year, though the percentage saved is higher. The text notes many papers have farm pages and emphasizes spread prevention for foulbrood, urging notification of the state bee inspector if disease is suspected.
Orchard owners can curb damage from the buffalo tree hopper by keeping borders mowed and pruning carefully. Burn infested twigs containing eggs to starve and reduce the pest during pruning.
A collection of maxims on popularity truth and temptation. Witty lines compare honesty as a motive for popularity and warn against following bad examples. The piece notes sunlit life despite gloom and parries on aging and fortune.
A dense run of local tidbits records Thursday to Saturday visits and social calls in Wood and No Man's Land. George Brave and family host and travel guests, Wm Hare buys wheat, Miss Angeline Emery visits Joe Brave, and a heavy wind with rain disrupts farming and garden progress.
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