Chain for Tising Colts and Farm Methods Recap
A mixed agricultural note discusses horse gear using a chain around the body for stall restraint, compares it to posts and latches, and outlines lime use with fertilizers including impacts on soil nitrogen and phosphates. It advises hens laying materials, oyster shells vs grit, and water needs. It also covers roadside trees, fruit tree selection, shade for sheep, and water and salt for livestock.
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Llauchiois
Simmonia
Wihieh
Oltyn
Loken
Niles
Sheep Pasture Feeding And Alfalfa Growing Lessons
Practical notes urge daily grain for lambs and pasture feeding for ewes. Alfalfa can adapt beyond southern limits with mowing. Cow peas emerge as a southern staple, boosting fertility and soil health. Excess grain on horses causes digestion issues. feed whole grains sparingly in season. Dishorning laws vary. use veterinary guidance and legal caution. A simple wooden trough design is described for durable water access.
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Sefis
Wisconsin
Seelloris
Calder Ans
Cuunarry
Building a Trough: Sides Ends Sloped and Fastened
Instructions explain making a trough with sloped sides and ends using white lead at joints and heavy iron rods with large heads and screw threads to draw parts tight. After two coats of print the trough is dried and ready for use. The lower illustration shows the angle for the ends.
New York Butchers Plan Cooperative Abattoir
New York butchers Gossparte and Piat push to form a $600,000 cooperative abattoir. Options on lots near the North River between Thirty-ninth and Fortieth streets have been taken with $1,000 paid down. Arthur Foch leads the movement, with about 100 named butchers and wholesalers from the East Side Retailers’ Association joining. The plan aims to combine killing, packing, wholesale, and retail functions under one roof, with a target to begin slaughtering 2,000 head weekly and to appoint distribution roles with calfskin and fat rendering affiliates. The project seeks city slaughter permits and anticipates equipment and incorporation steps within a year.
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New York
North River
Thirty-ninth
Fortieth Streets
Board of Health
Rbattal Company
New York City
East Side
Greater
Public Sale Outcomes Versus Auction Prices Across Markets
A Kansas City Telegram analysis argues that modern advertising and transport misalign auction values with private treaties. It cites stock and art auctions showing bids exceeding estimates and occasionally paying inflated prices due to excitement, while urging buyers to keep level judgment to stabilize market averages.
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Kansas City Telegram
Mehly
Jirivate
Trenty
Itan
The Born Kicker in Washington Star
A summer boarder questions a landlady about her home cooking and she bluntly replies that she came here to get away from it, highlighting a humorous clash over culinary specialties.
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Washington Star
Rural innocence and the tale of Joel at the bucket shop
The text depicts small town chatter about Joel, with phrases on his schooling and a deacon Skidd’s son’s judgment. It mentions a transportation building exhibit and a large tract measured in square feet and acres, hinting at Walton’s carriage display and related plans.
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Joel
Deacon Skidd
Waltons
Rooster receives fortune. Lisbon tale ends in execution
Lisbon reports a bizarre will where Madame Silva bequeathed all wealth to her husband inhabiting Dom Pedro the rooster. The barnyard beneficiary enjoyed pompous care until a kin dispute provoked a murder of the fowl. A Solomon among heirs orchestrated the rooster’s death to bypass the will, amid legal wrangles and shock.
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Lisbon
Capiital
Dom Pedro Silva
Dom Pedro
Madame Silva
Madame Silvan
Madame Siva
Dem Putro
Thia
Regster
Rooster
Meanwile
Solomon Arasa
Anenjian
Pullit
Roositr
Filma
Anyalis
Silva
Philo the Shell-Pish and the Casey Corner Moral
A male suitor named Philo tries every social ploy to woo a network of women in a theatrical setting. He fails to win the right cue from the leading lady and discovers that using a ready system offends real affection. The tale ends with a blunt moral: never play a system.
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Gibson
Philo
Casey
Ike
Dora
Costly Conversations with Famous Interviews
A historical survey notes high payments for exclusive interviews with notable figures. It cites figures like £1400 for a two hour German field report and £1600 offered to Moltke era interviewers, detailing the currency values and the rewards for capturing pivotal conversations in journalism.
Notable Dialog Fragments Spark Student Debate at Syracuse
A fragmented exchange in the Syracuse Herald shows a tense classroom moment as a boy questions a teacher about the time saved by labor saving methods. A mother figure is mentioned, and the dialogue touches on the amount of after school work. The readable portion hints at conflict and curiosity without full context.
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Zbor
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Pertises
Solomon
Kansas City Journal
Hewitt
Jewolt
G Jfeltan
Oleomaorgarytne
Sue
Rooke
Mater
Sobo
Father
Serene Highness
Pall Mall Gazette
Astor
Khedive
Oyman Pasha
Teyna
Vzer
Hla
von Moltke
Berin
Moltke
Bismarck
Pawl
Fourpaller
Swelton
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