Farming Wisdom And Warnings From North Dakota Rural Life
The article covers farm safety and methods, noting proper earth grounding for steel structures, and recounts a man plowing a field with one horse during a drought while earning wages. It also discusses birds during molt, dishonest grain hoarding, the promise and limits of North Dakota wheat fields, and a Minnesota farmer’s rule to sow clover with every acre of small grain. It comments on community farmer gatherings and cautions against buying land without proper soil, water, and climate testing, recommending a commercial orchard near Lake Minnetonka.
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Paolley Roads for PR COIM ray
A discussion favors expanding country trolley roads inland up to ten miles from rail lines. Trolleys offer near universal access on a dime schedule, stopping to meet patrons along routes. Freight cars move farm goods to city steam lines, promising profits and community benefits. Support from farmers urged. trolley, telephone, and rural mail routes seen as three engines of rural revival.
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Wind breaks and farm location advice from old article
The piece urges early wind break planting with deep plowing and an L shaped three acre tract near homesteads using soft maple cottonwood box elder and willow trees set 16 feet apart for a five year growth. It adds Scotch pine inside wind breaks and warns against crowding trees for a patchy grove. It also asks where a young man with $1000 should invest for cheap land and outlines options across Minnesota Dakotas Oregon Washington and Idaho with long horizons and hard work.
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Minnesota
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A Big Tree Pat Invests in Washington Timber Land
A friend of ours, a young man, recently bought a 160 acre tract of heavily timbered land in Washington for a farm and home. We will watch his effort to reclaim the land, a Herculean task, with good timber, two soils, and potential crops. He envisions clearing land and tackling the spruce stumps and rotting wood, aiming for development.
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Washington
Prairie Chickens and a Farm Game Tale
A fragmented note references prairie chickens on a farm and a boy involved in a game. It hints at a rule about a dozen tuna and a town figure, with stray phrases about a new sathy and Ada of the 2. The legible bits suggest a rural setting and a simple rural game with unclear details.
Low Rates to Buffalo Plan to American
The Nickle Viate Road offers exceptionally low return fares to Buffalo with 10 16 and 80 day validity. Contact John Y. Calahan General Agent 111 Adams St Chicago City Ticket Office 111 Adams St for Pan American folder and particulars.
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