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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1921
Page
6
Readable text offers dairy farming tips from an agricultural page. Advice covers purebred cows, balanced feed, sanitation, milk flow, and cautious handling. Mentions agricultural college and regional tools, machinery, and practices.
Farmers consider peas and oats an emergency hay crop in cool springs. The mix provides grazing when frost danger ends and soils in South Jersey support early sowing. A bushel of oats and half bushel of peas are cited with management tips for shallow plowing or sowing on freshly tilled ground.
A reader argues farmers should diversify beyond cotton and criticizes merchants who finance cotton crops. The piece laments dependence on cotton credits and warns of financial risks from market manipulation and credit practices.
Early reports suggest a substantial cut in seed costs with timothy and clover seeds falling. Timothy may drop under six dollars a bushel, alsike around twenty, and clover near seventeen dollars per bushel, as market conditions shift.
Disputes erupt as New Jersey potato producers clash over costs and market prices. Farmers warn of freight and barrel costs while comparing to California and local suppliers. County grocers and growers plan a meeting to discuss a marketing cooperative amid fears of low yields and high prices.
A garbled account from Base Strouds area mentions Hiram Van Auken and others amid a rural dispute. It references a woman’s call, a short line about a man taken to a city hospital, and a sewing incident at a tavern linked to local figures including Abe Prank and a DOC BANS.
The county board approved a furniture supply action for the office, with price and terms set for delivery. Officials emphasize the contract will support office efficiency and service operation as outlined in the notice.
A report notes a plain fy success in vacel, with Apriculture officials and Mie Sung 1b. detailing a study of chlekonacfar chleten pre. Proved antistachery tests show Cyseau pki ls leading garried reguty tune. Laboratory checks in Philadelphia questioned Curnow as honed on hoki annoy chickens.
A fragmented Rural Gazette style piece reports on milk pricing, production costs, and farm income for several years. It notes price per hundredweight and farm expenses, with references to manufacturers, trade groups, and local distributors impacting prices and policy.
Fragmented text cites Hobitein Recols Meet and discussions led by Stanley Roberts on reoperative hull viaticums and breed strain. Mentions federal supervision and participation by attendees. includes garbled names and dates, suggesting incomplete OCR of a local public policy session.
Fragmented text discusses blood strength after illness and claims of Peplo-Mangan and other products boosting red blood cells. Mentions physicians, doctors, and a dubious reliability of remedies. Overall reads as a garbled health advertisement with unclear sourcing and outcomes.
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