Daily Time Card for Steamer Harbor Belle and Champion
Schedule details show departure and return times for the Steamer Harbor Belle routes to Montesano Westport and Whaling station with connections from Cosmopolis Aberdeen Hoquiam and Melbourne. Sunday round trips offered on specific legs and 75 cent special across Montesano to Westport lines. Master Peter Wilson.
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Harbor Belle
Montesano
Westport
Cosmopolis
Aberdeen
SGV
Peoguht
Beclegt
Sheena
Hoquiam
Whaling Staton
Seyss
Melbourne
North
Westport Y
Willapa Harbor
Champion
Hoquam
Peter Wilson
That Human Alarm Clock and the Calamity Gong
A humorous lament about a loud nickel clock and its ominous warnings of disaster. The speaker mocks the alarm clock’s relentless gong and predicts the world’s end as the clock’s mechanism sputters and breaks. The poem ends with a bleak image of discarded clock parts and decay.
Poultry Advice and Oddities From a Past Farm Notebook
A colorful column offers poultry tips and quirky anecdotes from farm life. It warns against theft and careless practices, notes on breeding and housing, and recalls incidents from farms in Pennsylvania and beyond, ending with a call to next item.
Why Shropshires Are Preferred
A New York farmer notes in American Agriculturist that Shropshires dominate English markets with more animals fed and sold than any other two breeds. The breed blends Southdown Cotswold and Leicester blood, yields strong profits, and requires good pasture.
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England
New York
American Agriculturist
Shropshire Registry Association
Shropshire
Southdown
Cotswold
Leicester
Shropshire Sheep Prove Best In Mutton Breeding
The Shropshire breed shows strong market appeal and profitability for feeders and breeders. They are prolific, averaging about 1.25 to 1.5 lambs per ewe, and excel in crossbreeding on native ewes. Registered buyers and exhibition winnings favor rams from this breed.
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Shropshire
Summer swine management tips and feeding studies
Guidance on summer hog care suggests raising plenty of rape for forage and mowing ahead for in-closures. It advises grading pigs to optimize lots and feeding thrifty sows for early fall markets with a mix of corn oats barley and wheat bran. It notes debate over cooking feed and notes warm feed aids digestion and reduces stomach and intestinal troubles.
Kicking and Smiling Showdown in Humorous Quips
A collage of jokes and quips from early humor pages. It contrasts the value of constant kindness with the consequences of constant kicks, offering humorous setups about merchants, performances, and social scenes. The pieces poke gentle fun at everyday life and human foibles with a light, period voice.
Early cut alfalfa and fresh grain boost dairy feed value
The Farmers Journal notes that taste and aroma improve feed palatability for cows. Early harvest and careful curing raise protein levels and milk production value. Freshly ground grain is most appealing to dairy cows, and frequent grinding preserves freshness for best results.
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Farm Journal
Will Try Persian Lambs Fur From Bokhara Sheep
The department of agriculture considers introducing Bokhara sheep to the country to produce Persian lamb fur. Astrakhan fur currently comes from Caspian region terri tory. The best fur is taken from lambs aged four or five days. Bokhara sheep also yield good mutton.
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Department of Agriculture
Bokhara
Persan
Astrakhan
Caspian Sea
Clergyman Recalls Nervous Father as Friend Tours Parish
A dialogue from Punch recalls a nervous clergyman guiding a friend through a poor parish. The friend corrects him, saying his memory of the father being highly strung is erroneous, and notes someone got off with ten years.
Oilmeal for horses boosts with corn feed
An occasional handful of oilmeal aids horses when corn is their main grain. The pea sized oil cake proves the most convenient portion for this purpose.
Widow and Old Bachelor Clash Over Daughter’s Looks
Chicago News reports banter between a widow and an old bachelor about a daughter’s beauty. The widow deflects, while the bachelor quips about nerve and vanity in a humorous exchange.
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Chicago News
No Use For It Then Browning Quote in Magazine
Literary snippet from Browning's Magazine presents a joking exchange on savings and shopping behavior when rain falls. The quip contrasts planning for a rain day with a stance of not shopping during rain. It reflects consumer culture commentary in a periodical blurb.
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Browning
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