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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1922
Page
7
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USDA guidance on preventing rabbit damage in orchards notes poison baits and tree trunk washes as useful tools. It cites rabbits as common pests despite their value as food and game, and outlines legal protections for rabbits in many eastern states along the Mississippi.
Minnesota will adopt an area plan for eradicating bovine tuberculosis with county and state participation. Counties to pay 25 cents per head for cattle testing. funds cover inspectors with indemnities paid as usual. State $1,254,000 requested for two years of area and accredited herd work across two counties. The plan, approved by the estate veterinarian, follows Wisconsin and New York in adopting area work to combat the cattle plague.
The article explains state by state game laws for rabbits per Farmers Bulletin 1288. It discusses legal shooting bans, predator and trapping allowances, poison baits for population control, and nonlethal methods like fencing, repellents on tree trunks, and feeding rabbits in winter with prunings to reduce bark damage and girdling.
An illustration shows an easy riding wagon seat built with four or five boards a foot wide, cut slightly longer than the wagon box. Boards are stacked with alternating sills at centers and ends. The sides and back are formed on the top board, making a simple seat for Mandy Man with few tools.
Leguminous crops like soybeans yield 10 to 23 bushels per acre and can supply high-protein concentrates at home for balance rations. They help balance forage crops such as clovers and alfalfas, reducing need for purchased flaxseed meal or cottonseed meal.
Only about a third of the nations cows earn a profit for their owners. Estimates place US milked cows at around ten million, producing products worth less than the feed used. Add the costs of milking, water, care, handling, and interest, and many owners may question the price of keeping cows.
Extension agent led management method lifts cows producing 3 pounds of butter from nine in year one to 42 in year two across six dairy herds in Clark County Indiana. Reports to the United States Department of Agriculture note the rise among contesting associations.
A short note urges farmers to plant a small home orchard as a wise investment. It argues that fruit will grow almost anywhere with fall or winter transplanting, and that both owners and tenants should consider adding an orchard.
An advertisement extols Nujol as a non laxative means to relieve constipation, likening it to Nature’s lubricant, noting it is not a medicine and is harmless. It cites use by physicians and hospitals, urging readers to obtain a bottle from their druggist. Includes other brief clippings on pimples and a quip about obedience.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a premier kidney liver and bladder medicine. It claims quick mild effects and healing qualities in vegetable form, offers two bottle sizes, and invites readers to send ten cents for a sample to Dr Kilmer Co. Binghamton N Y. The page also includes a joke about a matchmaker racing to marry despite debates on religion.
Insufficient ventilation during storage causes blackish center discoloration in potatoes. Geneva Experiment Station experiments show symptoms arise from air exclusion even at low temperatures, worsened by heat, and mitigated by proper ventilation, challenging the heating theory of blackheart.
A farmer's advice on pruning and maintaining straight orchard rows. Emphasizes starting the first row a set distance from the fence, keeping even spacing, and leaving room at the ends for turning when plowing. Mentions various methods and personal preferences for row alignment and maintenance.
A merchant muses on the difference between what a man desires and what he should do. A dutiful housekeeper contemplates daily labor. An amused grocer affirms that the eggs are genuine country produce from hens.
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