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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1907
Page
7
An Illinois grower explains Gem melons yield 300 to 900 baskets per acre with 1,742 hills per acre. He outlines picking cues such as stem separation and grayish netting, and notes shipping season from mid July for 30 to 40 days. He uses half bushel Climax baskets, ships 16 melons per basket, and stresses uniform ripeness and careful sorting to avoid cracked or overripe fruit.
The author urges farmers to build a silo noting its benefits for preserving the corn crop at peak digestible value. It argues silos reduce losses from weather damage and handling, avoiding fodder waste from shocking and hauling, and provide an abundant feed source.
A report notes cheap hearty meals becoming scarce as drought tightens scarce harvests. Communities seek affordable staples to feed families through the cold season while vendors adjust prices.
The Sugar Trade Journal estimates 411,800 acres sown with sugar beets in the United States, predicting a possible yield of 412,780 tons. Increases occur in Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Kansas, and Montana, while Michigan stays near last year. California and Nebraska sowings fall, with Nebraska’s crop limited by Leavitt factory shutdown. Colorado Utah Idaho Kansas and Michigan show strong progress.
G. W. Shaw argues that wheat farming remains a crucial but not optimal crop for California. He notes the state’s climate supports cereals in certain regions for many years, stressing continued encouragement and scientific research to aid this staple industry.
The flooding system is suitable where land is cheap and abundant and water can be delivered continuously or in short periods. It suits family labor for irrigation, grain and forage crops, and crop rotation needs.
A theatrical exchange shows recognition of Charlie Jones by a gamekeeper and a taunting reply from Sloper’s Ilaif Holiday, with suspense over whether the confrontation will turn deadly.
A passerby heard screams near a house, tied his horse, and found a boy who had swallowed a quarter. He held the child by the heels and shook him until the quarter dropped out, prompting the mother to praise him, thinking him a doctor, while he identified as an internal revenue collector.
Sermon digest on Exodus tabernacle as type of Christ and the church. God dwells with Israel and in believers. the building's design and materials show divine instruction and atonement. Moses obeyed God's commands precisely, and the Spirit's sevenfold anointing empowers service in the temple and in the believer.
Mrs Herbert Hahn of Nashville testifies that Cooper's New Discovery improved her four year old son's scarlet fever aftermath eczema and general health. She notes faster appetite brighter complexion and clearing skin after several doses.
The note invites inquiries about the renowned medicines linked to Mr. Cooper. It frames the agents as primary contacts for information and inquiries regarding the products and their availability.
McElhinney Drug Co Kanvangoa native offers season tickets for the Chautauqua at local banks. An ad promotes Dr. Shoop’s Headache Tablets with a free trial package by mail, claims to ease neuralgia head pains and other ailments by reducing blood pressure, sold by J. H. Stewart in Racine Wisconsin.
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