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Newspaper
Wahpeton Times
Location
Wahpeton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
7
An old advertisement urges readers to treat weak kidneys with Dean's Kidney Pills. It claims backaches and dull pains stem from blocked kidneys and touts testimonials from local residents. The copy promises relief and energy restoration and lists a price of 5 cents, with Fast Milburn Co. as the Buffalo, New York, proprietor.
Wahpeton readers are urged that a few doses of buckthorn prepare can prevent appendicitis and relieve gas and stomach trouble. The advertisement claims Adier-icka provides easy thorough action and long lasting relief, endorsed by Henry.
M D Keeney, agent for tiniments spices extracts and toilet articles, serves Richland county including Wahpeton from 21 Second Street South. Phone 368L. Also notes Henry VIII and Jane Seymour joke about needing two heads after the queen's death.
All animal life needs sunshine and poultry is no exception. Hens over two years old are seldom good layers and should be discarded as breeders. To obtain eggs, healthy vigorous stock and proper feeding are essential. Egg flavor is influenced by feed. provide nothing but wholesome food. May hatch pallets can lay by November with proper care and crowding.
Squabs are fed by parents and marketed at about three and a half to four weeks. Caution on age window, feathering, and fat loss. Birds are bled, muscles and crops cleaned, heads removed, and plucked except for the head. They are killed by neck dislocation or artery cutting, then cooled or hung to seal. Fire crop opened, cleaned, graded by size and quality, color affects price, and mixed lots fetch lower prices.
Fragmentary legal notice from 1944 describing mortgagor arrangements, notices of mortgage due dates, and partial names including H J Korf of Wahpeton, referenced locations in North Dakota, with dated statements and partial court or sale language.
The note warns farmers to shelter weanlings and pigs before cold snaps, keep pigs indoors or provide warm shelters, and prevent fattening sows from excess weight. It stresses sustained demand for high quality lambs and sheep, and advises careful flock management to avoid winter issues and maintain strong breeders with muscular development.
Missouri Farm Progress correspondent urges proper sheep housing to cut feed waste. A warm shed with clean water reduces rain damage, keeps fleeces dry, and prevents bronchitis. Details include feeding oats and upland hay, shelter placement inside barns, and water access to maintain health and condition.
A historical note discusses shipping squabs, noting express rates hurt small flocks, and stressing securing reliable carriers. It urges building a stock large enough for weekly market intake, with 6–7 breeding pairs as a fair average, and highlights higher winter prices for fully experienced producers with steady markets.
A garbled, OCR like excerpt references Sir Willam Tarcourt and Disrael along with remarks about three essential qualifications for success. It notes a quote about a loud voter with no principles and mentions Harcourt in response. The fragmentary text lacks clear context or full attribution.
A brief Baltimore American item notes an ego issue as someone questions the relevance of being egotistical to a broader aim. The exchange suggests frustration with self-regard and a focus on personal pride over collective goals.
The fragment markets Mayr's Wonderful Remedy targeting stomach ailments and related illnesses. It claims thousands recoveries from stomach trouble and promotes sale through H. Miller & Co. and general druggists.
A short cut alfalfa feed mixed with bran or corn chop is described as the best feed for laying hens. The mixture should be scalded with hot water, stirred, cooled then fed in a trough. Keep a barrel of alfalfa leaves on hand for ready feeding.
guidelines advise culling poor milkers and spotted udders, keeping a bright fat ewe, and reserving thin ewes for future breeding. The drafting horse is described as lymphatic in temperament, requiring careful, willing, and gentle handling during work.
The article discusses crafting a practical lease to avoid legal trouble and protect both landlord and tenant. It emphasizes clear terms, penalties for careless practices, and specific provisions for tenant removal, aiming to preserve farm value and prevent disputes. It also notes a 25th wedding anniversary celebration with guests and well wishes for the couple.
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