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Newspaper
Wahpeton Times
Location
Wahpeton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
8
An easily built trough used on a government experimental farm at Beltsville Maryland shows how to feed young pigs individually. The trough, seven feet nine inches long and three inches deep, prevents crowding and can feed about twenty weanlings weighing around thirty five pounds each.
A recipe describes combining three pounds of this with two pounds of cracked corn or meal and three pounds of bran. Water is added quickly, the mixture is stirred and fed warm. A plate of linseed meal is also included in the feed.
A snapshot of colonial era life with a porch exchange about kinship and marriage, a magistrate confrontation about burglary, and a discussion of deception and social order. Additional items include a note on iodide of nitrogen’s explosive power tested on violin strings and a wartime anecdote on declaring tasks impossible.
A boastful advertorial notes how stocked kitchen cabinets reduce steps and streamline daily routines. It promises “hundreds of steps saved” and urges readers to compare prices, highlighting convenience and value in kitchen organization.
In a city park a pair of destitute men staged a street scene to draw attention. Uncle Rube arrives and, after a mock moralizing conversation, the duo feigns hardship and is interrupted by a police call. The crowd reacts with amused cheers as the scene ends with a hurried retreat.
A fragmented clipping describes Fur Coat relining, repair urgency, and a chaotic scene with mechanical woes. It also reports Crookston Minnesota militia moving south, delaying trains, and a bride’s wedding to Don McKenzie in Seattle interrupted by troop mobilization and newspaper accounts from the Crookston Times.
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