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Newspaper
Washburn Times
Location
Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1914
Page
8
The message states there is no substitute for ROYAL baking powder and that Royal is a pure cream of tartar product. It warns substitutes are often made from alum and promotes ROYAL as healthful.
W J Bassett completed a week end purchase of the R J Nelson livery business and leases the barn. Nelson remains active in lumber and logging. Jack Mussell of Iron Butterfield is converting a purchased boat with a 20 HP engine. Others visit Iron River for work, banking, and education. Epworth League events are planned. area roads and bridges are under county supervision as the Kopplin firm contemplates a new planing mill and steam power.
Seasonal guidance covers pruning orchards and shrubbery before spring growth, treating diseased limbs, digging out peach borers, repairing large trunk cavities with coal tar or wood preservative and mortar, plus a bridge project bid notice in Bayfield county Wisconsin with bid security and right to reject bids.
A church service will be conducted in English next Sunday afternoon at 2 30. Pastor A Rilmer invites all members of the community to attend.
Two soda boats were here during the past week with cargos for the E. Q. DuPont company. The unloading of the boats required quite a number of men.
Otto Kauppi of Bark Point was brought here in the Soronen auto Tuesday and taken to St. Joseph hospital the same evening where he was operated on for hernia. The operation was entirely successful. Adelbert Lee is here from Minneapolis visiting his parents. He has been driving a Packard in Minneapolis for some time.
Market notes from South St. Paul Minnesota dated June 22 1914 show cattle prices for steers 6.00 to 8.50 cows and heifers 5.00 to 7.75 bulls 5.00 to 6.60 veal calves 6.00 to 9.00 and hogs listed in the market ledger.
A reflective note on how sunlight pierces grief, suggesting hope appears when looking toward the sun beyond sorrow. It speaks to resilience and the guiding light amidst mourning, encouraging steady gaze toward brighter moments.
State of Wisconsin Bayfield County Town of Washburn public notice shows the Board of Review will meet at the town clerk's office on June 29 1914 at 10 oclock in the forenoon to review and examine the assessment roll and sworn statements for real and personal property and correct errors as required by law Dated June 17 1914 M S Miller Town Clerk
Town of Bayview will meet at the office of the undersigned to review sworn statements and valuations of real and personal property and bank stock. Dated June 17, 1914. Harvey Irish.
A garbled clipping mentions a laxative syrup named Kennedy and a tale involving Sloss and a Honey Bee on Evers Bridle with unclear context and missing details.
Farm and Garden notes from H B Hite of the West Virginia agricultural experiment station explain lime as the remedy for sour and worn out soils. It outlines how lime improves texture aids bacteria decomposes matter and boosts plant nutrition while detailing application methods and rough lime requirements per acre.
The agriculture department notes fruit varieties will be planted to meet specific conditions and commercial needs. It cites winter apples needing good cold storage, and that summer apples gained eastern demand, boosting early varieties. Eastman apple thrives in the dry cold upper Mississippi valley, proving early, regular, prolific. A handy snow shovel design and cement’s rise in farm construction are also mentioned as practical developments.
A new vegetable may come from Allium triquetrum native to southern Europe and Algeria. Seeds or bulbs yield large tender white underground portions. The stalks form a odorless green edible part, promising value for southern states though north tests remain. Dr. Trabut conducted Algerian horticultural experiments.
Fruit trees must be pruned for best crop results. A shade or ornamental tree should never be trimmed without a good reason.
The Bulletin of Ohio Experiment Station outlines skimmilk testing to ensure complete separation from butter fat. It details bottle design with a large and small tube, acid measurement of about twenty cubic centimeters, two to three acid additions, centrifuge spins, and reading the fat content from the scale divisions.
Winter is the season to study advanced beekeeping methods and prepare for the next season. Beekeepers should dispose of honey surplus and manage increases beyond natural swarming. When bees are stored in a cellar, ensure airtight conditions, remove dead bees, and provide proper ventilation without chilling the hive.
Thorne Baker, an electrician, urged applying electricity to chicken farming before the London Royal Society of Arts. He claimed experiments show chickens could be grown under electric stimulus at roughly twice the normal rate with near zero mortality. An induction coil producing a one inch spark could treat 1,000 chickens.
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