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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1918
Page
5
The article discusses the true cost of sheep care, noting labor, equipment, and feed influence costs. It estimates manure handling, housing, and pasture work add to expenses with labor valued around a few cents per day per head and lambs weighing into overall viability.
A garbled excerpt mentions pasture, wool payments, and ewe returns with unclear figures. It reads as a rough agricultural note about costs and rumination on pasture management, offering little coherent data or named entities.
South Dakota farmer shows low cost horse work through exchange of mares. He sold two mares aged seven for 150 dollars and bought four foals of similar age for 425 dollars, raising the total value and proving cheaper than prior horse work. Neighbors question the method and its implications.
Four seismic disturbances ricocheted across Japan on an unsettled morning, followed by a fifth tremor. The shocks, felt from Tokyo to western regions, disrupted daily life and spurred urgent safety measures as residents sought shelter and officials assessed damage.
Fragmented text appears to discuss exercise for a bull and handling safety. It mentions keeping the animal calm, separate paddocks, and using barriers. Overall, it resembles stray notes rather than a coherent report.
Fragmentary text discusses horse collars and their variations, noting styles differ by use and field conditions. The passage mentions single and double neck harness options and references brands or figures, but content is incomplete and scattered.
Fragmented text discusses costly woods, engraving use, and a sailors home scene. Mentions Halifax and New York areas, with vague references to ships, rooms, and a sunlit moment. Names and clear facts are sparse due to OCR damage, but the piece hints at trade, materials, and maritime settings.
A farm note explains that manure boosts soil nutrients and plant growth. Adequate rainfall enhances fertilizer effectiveness, increasing crop returns when soils are well supplied with organic matter and minerals.
A damaged OCR style note discusses the keep and use of vegetables in households. It mentions onions and the idea that proper storage and consumption affect health and appetite. The text hints at a traditional advice tone on vegetable benefits and daily diet practices.
Unreadable clipping notes coffin fragments found in a Grass Valley yard gaining value as relics. Mentions bronze fittings and possible antique interest though details are obscured by OCR errors.
Local court records reveal an agency approval process for a highway project in Warren County. Officials indicate a plan is admitted and will proceed with public coordination and surveying.
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