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Newspaper
Wahpeton Times
Location
Wahpeton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
8
A North Dakota page notes merchants in Wahpeton seeking farmers as trading partners by offering strong inducements. The notice urges readers to study the page weekly for ongoing bargains and improved terms, inviting farmers to make the town a primary trading point.
A rambling recap of social tact and courtesy across rural Appalachia and seaside communities. The piece cites travelers and writers on etiquette, warns against arrogance, and notes changing customs. It references wreckers legends, shipwreck lore, and historic urban myths tied to old London stations and paint as a STRUCTURAL binder.
Guidance on housing water for hens recommends a dedicated stand with individual dishes or a shared dish in dual pens, placed on the south side of the building for easier cleaning and less soiling. It notes many devices exist, but simple pans or small pails with easy one handed handling are common, and stresses regular cleaning to prevent disease.
The excerpt emphasizes that a productive set of soil relies on active organic matter where microbes decompose vegetative matter into available plant food. It argues that chemical plant foods alone cannot yield large crops without sufficient organic content in the soil.
The article discusses dairy practices and seasonal feeding. It notes milking should remove all milk promptly, cows need salt about weekly, and salt covers ease access. It cites Professor Dietrich from the Tinos experiment station detailing nutrient guidelines for dairy cows and suggests sowing peas in spring with one and a half bushels per acre for feed, ready around July 1.
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