Dairying Advances And Policy Notes From Iowa Winter
A winter report highlights profitable dairy farming with higher butter prices and increased feeding, plus advice on pasteurization, by products, and pasture restoration. It covers the Farmers Federation in Chicago, state fair funding cuts, foreign price updates, and guidance on garden preparation and crop cultivation for Iowa farmers. It notes dairy school attendees, milk quality, and prudent debt for farm improvements.
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Buchanan
Iowa
Forage plant sacaline debated at college and farm
A reader cites Cole's sacaline forage claims and notes it has grown on the college farm for a decade. Budd and Hansen discuss its ornamental use, height, and winter dormancy. Prof Williams reports cows may reject it unless starved. experiments will analyze milk effects and feeding plans emphasize nutrition for growth, bone, and fat.
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Cole
Prefs
Budd
Hansen
Prof. Williams
The
Agricultural College
Moscow
Russia
Prof. Hansen
De Witts Little Early Risers Featured In Early Remedies
An advertisement touts De Witts Little Early Risers as a cure for catarrh indigestion headache and liver trouble with claims of no griping or nausea. It notes their safety and quick relief and lists D D Bales as the local druggist. The page mentions Hood s Sarsaparilla and a 1787 East Bridgewater factory and references Henry Watterson commentary in the Toledo Blade.
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de Witt
D. D. Bales
Dewitt
Des Moines Ad Promotes Low Railroad Fares and Cough Cure
An 1890s ad extols very low rail fares to East South and West from Des Moines, claims savings of two to ten dollars, and invites inquiries. It also markets One Minute Cough Cure, De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve, Hood’s Sarsaparilla, Hood’s Pills, and mentions various claims about products and public figures with brief quotes and promotional language.
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C. S. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Hood
Capital Cut Rate Ticket Office
Des Moines
de Witt
D. D. Bales
Eclipses Listed for 1895 With Partial and Total Phases
The article notes five eclipses in 1895 including a total moon eclipse on March 10 11 visible locally a partial solar eclipse on March 2 invisible in the U S a partial eclipse August 20 not visible here and a total lunar eclipse on September 3 4 with visibility details.
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United
Sub States
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Farmer's Federation
Chicago
Jacob Farrow
Georgia
North
Iowa Agricultural College
United States
Pacteriologists
Lowa
Northwest
National Dairy Union
Washington
Congress
South
Rod Sehoe
F. W. Woll
Madison
Wisconsin
Eaton
Dairy and Food Commission of
Minnesota
A. X. Hyatt
Breeder’s Gazette
Mr. Hyatt
W. J. Brown
Iowa Prairie
Sacaline
H. Bonney
New Virginia
Baltimore
Quebec
EastBridgewater
J. M. Carnahan Patton
J. M. Carnahan
Patton
Ill
Toledo Blade
Henry Watterson
J. A. Fitchpatrick
Story County
Nevada
James A. Baker
Ames
Austria
Halls
Germany
Shakespeare
Morgan
President Lincoln
England
France
Official Directory
I. H.C. Iene
Board OF Supervisors
John Johnson
W. Lidple
J B.sraw
Henry Wilson
Wmigeie
H. P. Mein
Olay Eaeg
P. J. Raynor
Sail
Union National Bank
AMBS
W.M. Greeley
E. R. Chamberlain
Cashier
Atlas National Bank
Third National Bank
New York
Valley National Bank
Owners of Story Co
Abstract Books
Smith & Son
G. A. Usperwoopn
Chas. Whitaker
Underwood & Whitaker
Attorneys At Law
Albert Richmond
L. M. Bosworth
Irving W.smith
FFICE
BROWN
Hurs Ito
Aerts
Acavvvamocirifie
Metzger
Pinkeye
Decorah Iowa
North Western
Linois
Nebraska
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Black Hills
Dakota
Cket
Chicarzo & da
F. D. Thompson
Smith & Son’s
Chas E. Hunt
Ames Jowa
H. Kelso
Sheldon’s Bakery
Main
Ames, Iowa
Satl.t
Read’s Market
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