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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1899
Page
2
The fragmentary verse recalls a mother singing to a sleeping baby. Charles D Tryon of Ohio Barrier notes the refrain mother singing low and the rhythm of lullaby imagery. The text mentions rocking, chores, and the emotional toll of motherhood, with references to past days and a child’s laughter.
McCann joins a hill mining camp with Pat McCann and Bob in tow. They drill and blast quartz rock exploring a shaft while Pat endures mishaps and legends of the camp. A puma encounter pits Pat against danger, ending with a risky explosion that yields a wary victory.
A collection of humorous exchanges from early 20th century newspapers. Jokes span a doctor patient tobacco myth, a traveler and station master quip, insomnia cure by counting, a water content misstatement, and a boy swallowing money on a bus, with brief interjections from the Baptist Union.
A column cites diverse language gender systems from European tongues to Daly River and Algonquin groups, noting four genders in Daly River speech and dual or plural inflection methods. It mocks McKillop’s views and mirrors early 20th century tone on linguistic diversity.
The article describes a cheap easy to build brooder that is double throughout and reliable. It notes ship lap lining, fine flooring, a two by four frame, four inch floor spacing, removable upper floor, a three glass window, an egress door and a roof acting as a door for chick access.
Mrs. Mabel Treloar describes a high oval brooders using a gallon tin can chimney and stove pipe to direct heat from a lamp. The design includes a circular floor hole for lamp bowl access and a top heat reflector, with careful ventilation and a near roof door gap for overnight heat control.
The Hessian fly, once the wheat grower’s scourge across eastern and western New York, is now held in check by numerous parasites from American and European sources. Droughts further reduce its threat by drying eggs and larvae, while entomologists monitor for any resurgence in unsettled climates.
An idea for farm storage includes shed roofs extending out from barn sides to cover manure heaps, keeping rain and sun away from operations. The design links the manure shed roof with the barn roof, increasing storage while opening directly over cattle quarters. The extra space costs little since the roof is already needed for protection.
A collection of practical aims covering beekeeping feeding, queen ages, swarming, and honey crops. It discusses queen productivity, Italian versus black bees, beekeeping approach, and colony strength, plus farm notes on moth threats and horse breeding in the West.
Fragmentary OCR from Cincinnati Enquirer and other papers shows a weary male returning home, finding a sleeping partner, then moving to sleep while cracking jokes about fortunes and bankruptcy. The clipping blends quotes and stray headlines with dated humor.
Two week old lambs can begin dry feeding with a mix of clean nuts corn and linseed, lightly sweetened. Feed ewes liberal grain to increase milk, using a buckwheat rye blend. Create small creeped pens to train lambs to eat, with fence rollers to fit lamb size. This method suits market lambs needing rapid growth and fat. Henry Stewart notes varied types of cattle differ in fattening ability and market price.
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