Feeding Montana Lamss and road drag use in towns
The North Dakota Agricultural College Extension Service reports on feeding Montana lambs at Krchas Station with alfalfa hay and grain, and on road drag use to improve street conditions in towns. It also details water glass egg preservation methods from Professor E F Ladd, including preparation, vessels, ratios, and storage guidance.
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Warning Against New Weather Forecasting Fallacies
The Weather Bureau denounces a so called new system of forecasting weather from solar radiation and sun shaft observations as unfounded. C V Marvin chief states that such methods have no direct influence on weather and should not be used for forecasts. Government officials endorse standard meteorological methods.
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Our Man About Town Notes on Work And Mutual Benefit
Observations on employers and employees and mutual gain. A railroading image hints at responsibility and fair dealing. A reflective poem about a rose contrasts love and truth with daily toil. The section ends by touting opportunities in the region for home seekers and a hospitable community.
Nursery Rhymes in Vaudeville Hoax and Household Tools
A jumble of comic snippets and trivia items from an early 20th century page. It blends nursery rhyme recasts, rhetorical questions, a few calendar notes, and a practical feature on a beginner’s tool basket for the home, listing modestly priced contents and a hollow-handle multi-tool.
Care of Poultry Lice in Spring Time
An old poultry guide outlines three classes of lice and mites attacking fowl: body lice, head lice, and mites. It details prevention and treatments including dusting powders, ointments, and sanitation methods to keep ahead of infestations and protect egg production and chicks.
Graham, He Payer The Freight and Stage Recall
A Schafer Record anecdote contrasts freight rates of old stage lines with modern costs. The writer recalls paying 45 cents total for a lamp burner delivered from Williston, noting 26 cents freight on the burner and 10 cents on the ten dollar bill, with no charge for returning change. The driver possibly avoided extra passenger fare on the bill.
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