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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1925
Page
3
The Idlehour gate inscription prompts a pair of tramps to pause and choose to spend an hour at the estate. The moment is noted with a wry, literary turn in the Louisville Courier Journal.
A short note on Sundays in the village highlighting the social value of wearing one's best attire as a sign of respect and community identity. The piece underlines tradition and communal norms guiding dress choices for gatherings and events.
A veteran reader urges restraint and fairness toward a citizen deemed useful, arguing that public denouncement should not follow every mistake. The stance emphasizes measured judgment, forgiveness, and recognition of ongoing contributions to the community.
A Kentucky stockman praises cooperative livestock sales for raising quality. He notes buyers and sellers see, compare, and reward better stock, boosting prices and encouraging selection of superior animals. USDA analyzed responses from over 650 livestock owners on scrub, grade, and purebred stock improvements.
Barn owls in Ohio feed mainly on rodents including rats and several mice species. Known as the Monkey Faced Owl for its white facial disk, it has brownish yellow back feathers and white speckled underparts. Lacks ear tufts and pellets reveal thousands of skulls, underscoring the owl as a valuable friend to farmers. calls to avoid needless destruction.
Manure loses some nutrients in piles due to heating and fermentation but when spread directly on level ground it is at its best. Ammonia is not significantly lost except in high heat, and winter storage presents little risk of loss.
The Rural New Yorker notes a profitable pepper market near cities with Italian communities. Peppers are light, clean, and keep after harvest, allowing July 15 through Thanksgiving sales in the Hudson Valley.
The guide endorses strychnine treated oats or wheat and freshly cut vegetables as the best gopher control. It prescribes dosing one eighth ounce of powdered strychnine per three quarts of vegetables, probing tunnels, and triggering a bait drop into the main hole with soil covering. Fresh mounds are usually fan shaped. probe ten inches ahead of the mound.
Professor J A Cope of the New York State College of Agriculture notes the chestnut blight reducing supply. A Chautauqua grape grower solved it by black locust posts, growing in 15 years, lasting 15 more, and yielding sprouts in ten years. Locusts grow on alkali soils. mixed with pine, borer damage decreases and shade limits branching.
A USDA two reeler set in the Viney Woods of the South shows the dangers of burning woods to green pastures. A woods fire driven by wind spreads to a farm, trapping the hero's mother as lessons on fire resisting grass and pasture management emerge. Filmed in southern Mississippi, it features scenic northern scenes and conservation messages.
Sex in geese is hard to determine especially in young birds. Males are larger with longer necks and shrill calls while females have coarser calls. Sexing may require inspection of sexual organs or observing mating behavior during the season. One male may mate with two to three females. three to five years is best age.
Plan to treat potato seed with formaldehyde or corrosive sublimate and stock up on spray pumps. Bedding for cows improves cleanliness warmth and manure liquid conservation. Emphasize pure seed with high germination alongside pure bred stock. Swine extension advice urges exercise dry quarters and balanced rations for sows. Sweet clover can boost hog pasture if soil is favorable and sowing is earlier than red clover due to higher moisture needs.
Do you wake tired and suffer indigestion and gas? Tanlac, a natural tonic of roots and herbs, claims to revitalize the blood and stomach, add weight, and restore health. Millions have written in praise while urging others to enlist Tanlac to halt downhill health trends.
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