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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1909
Page
7
The article discusses dairy herd formation focusing on breeding selection, calving, and mastitis prevention. It emphasizes choosing healthy, well-conformed cows, timely calving to ensure spring milk, and avoiding indiscriminate purchases. It notes the importance of herd records and careful culling to maintain milking ability and reduce defects.
A fragmented historical note discusses dairy procedures for cream, churning, and butter quality. It cautions against letting cream overripen, advocates timely churning, and mentions impacts on sweetness, texture, and yield with references to calving time and milk handling practices.
In this fragment the author describes an alfalfa cultivation implement similar to a disk harrow, called the atfatta harriw, noting its design with strong epides or digging teeth. It contrasts performance with ordinary harrows and mentions varying costs by maker.
Fragmentary article describes crowns of alfalfa being damaged, development of adults and larvae of pests, and how mud improves water penetration, affecting alfalfa beds and leaf fall. Contains unreadable terms and lacks concrete dates or names.
Practical domestic guidance for preserving vegetables, cleaning items, and avoiding odors in the home. Advice covers cellar storage, carpet cleaning with ammonia, washing whites, and careful placement of fabrics near windows to minimize dampness and mold. Emphasis on neat, hygienic methods and avoiding moisture damage to textiles.
The Department of Agriculture states that there are SISL27R cnlles of public roads in the Vole Renton.
Poultry researchers in the United States praise systematic feeding and scientific breeding for increasing egg production and weight, boosting market value. The article notes hopeful prospects for greater advances in future work and credits the experiments for major industry benefits.
Advice on horse care stresses daily grooming, consistent feeding, and regular exercise. It warns against long breaks from work, stresses cautious reintroduction after rest, and recommends gradual work to keep muscles and tendons strong for efficient service.
A fragmenting article urges farmers and all readers to follow clear rules for health and sanitation. It highlights clean living, pure air, and regular meals as crucial for mental and physical well being, noting neglect leads to distress and business trouble. Emphasizes farm wives’ pride in good table and household standards.
Historical bulletin outlines detailed preparation and mixing of blue vitriol and lime for vineyard spraying. It specifies quantities in pounds and barrels, mixing in water, safety steps, strain through gunny sacks, and careful timing to cover twenty acres in a ten hour day. It warns against corrosion and requires testing with ferrocyanide solution.
Professor Ceorst O. Gowell highlights improvements in hen production from selective breeding and feeding. Trials report hens laying over 200 eggs in a season, with White Leghorn stock and Gowell’s lines achieving top results. methods include careful culling and batch selection to boost egg size and frequency.
Fragmentary text discusses bees, water supply, and seasonal changes. Mentions Chicago figure and weekly care of hives, honey production, and farm labor. Contains garbled OCR with unclear dates or places but centers on apiculture and water access issues affecting bees.
An uneven agricultural note exhorts careful handling of stock and poultry, warns against heavy loads, and urges vigilance with beekeeping and water systems. It critiques bathing habits, kitchen cleanliness, and the spread of filth, urging modern conveniences and orderly routines for farmers and families.
Article describes trial methods to combat pests on indoor plants using white slurry and soap solutions. It notes effects on fatlage and Ete plants, advises applying to affected areas, and mentions some plants resist treatment. Also discusses water use and soap mixtures as a control measure and cautions some plants may die or be delayed in healing.
The article offers practical guidance on planting pear trees in clayey loam soils. It covers varieties, spacing, digging holes, root care, and soil backfill, noting that drainage and careful root setup promote healthy growth and fruiting.
J N Clutre of Fennextrania reports on rye and rape as catch crops to protect corn and potatoes, noting rye grows well ahead of cultivators, aids mulch, and provides good cover for winter. Crimson clover offers another option with potential for winter survival and soil humus, while costs per acre and seed values are discussed.
The readable text describes a hog ring device and gate opening actions, with details on levers, rings, fetters, and platform actions. It mentions safety concerns, weight effects, and the need for convenient placement reminding that a place for everything and everything in its place.
A garbled OCR style passage discusses feeding, breeding and training for horse breeders and poultry raising. It mentions costs such as 64.00 dollars, gear like collars, and mentions cattle and geese. The text is fragmented with many nonsensical phrases and missing context.
The article discusses using plants around a house to soften the foundation and add character without overpowering the architecture. It cautions against tall aggressive plants near windows, stresses ventilation and sunlight, and suggests training vines along cornices for individuality without darkening or cluttering the façade.
The text advises wall and path plantings focusing on Dicentra and Nerias for low height along walls. It notes perennial varieties suitable for summer display, warns of crowded effects from dense planting, and mentions fragrant, flowering choices like helianthemums and phlox to enhance wall gardens and pathway borders.
A garbled dairy note discusses milk cream, fat content and profitability claims. It mentions Belgian methods, feeding knowledge, barn management, and milking routines. It briefly touches on production value, costs, and price ranges for milk and cream, with references to a farmer's experience and equipment.
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