Tuberculosis debate and dairy farming notes in New England
A compilation of agricultural opinions and health notes discussing dairy testing at the World's Fair, cattle and sheep husbandry, and tuberculosis skepticism in New England. It covers cattle exports, feeding trials comparing soaked versus dry corn, garden and field cultivation techniques, and calls for state support for tuberculin testing alongside warnings about excessive public costs.
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New England
Father Clarkson
Vermont
Gilbert
Maine
Tinckam
Massachusetts
Prof. Sanborn
Gov. Woodbury
Vert
Iowa
North
South
America
Africa
Asia
Australia
Iona
Skager Rack
Ripans Tabules Aid Family Harmony
Advertisement claims Ripans Tabules adjust family differences and prevent quarrels caused by disordered living. The pills, taken after meals morning and evening, regulate the system and sweeten temper, according to D. D. Bales, a druggist.
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D. D. Bales
Ames and Story City Real Estate Transfers Recorded
Real estate transfers shown include Emma F fubbard and O F Martin with $85 for lot 4b in Bigelows ad Ames. Ole E Hougthsted and Parley idon sp with $1000 for lots 1 and 4 bik 6 Blacks 3d ad Ames. Joseph B Stewart and Judith Ravwad with $1050 for 120 ft of lot 4 bik F Stevw adevada. Henryson to Margaret Boyd with $400 for lot 12 bik 41 and lots 6 7 bik 39 Henrysons ad Story City. L K Sandal to Louise Deven dorf with $250 for lots 6 7 bik 14 Larsons ad Story City. Alderman to Fitch patrick with $125 for n 213 ft lot 4 bik 39 Nevada. Alderman to Fitch patrick with $300 for lot 1 bik 30 Nevada. The rest are mixed regional notes and advertisements not directly tied to transfers.
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Emma F. Fubbard
Martin
Bigelows
Ames
Ole E Hougthsted
Joseph B Stewart
Judith Ravwad
Stevwadevada
H. T. Henryson
Margaret Boyd
Henrysons
Story City
L. K Sandal
Louise Devendorf
Larsons
T E Alderman
Fitchpatrick
Nevada
O B
Alderman
Eclipses in 1895 Visible Here and Not Here
The year 1895 will feature five eclipses. A total lunar eclipse on March 10 11 will be visible here. A partial solar eclipse on March 25 will be invisible in the United States. A partial solar eclipse on August 20 will not be visible here. A total lunar eclipse on September 3 4 will be visible here. A partial solar eclipse on September 15 will be invisible here.
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Worcester Gazette
Commonwealth
Parker
Massachusetts
United States
North Western Line Sells Excursion Tickets February 12
On February 12 the North Western line will offer excursion tickets at very low rates from Illinois and Iowa stations to Nebraska Wyoming Colorado and Utah and to Black Hills Dakota for return passage within twenty days. For tickets and full information apply to Chicago and North Western agents.
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North- Western Line
Illinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Black Hills
Dakota
Chicago & North- Western Ba Y
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James Wilson
South America
Great Britain
New Hampshire Experiment Station
Senator Manderson
Mills of Gods
Committee of Agriculture of the
House
Washington
Prof. Georgeson
Kansas
Charles x. Parker
Holden, Massachusetts
College
Fairfield Ravine
Liberal League of
Davenport
Lowa
Lhe Tribune
Liquor League
the Tribune
Liberal League
Democratic Party
de Witt
Baltimore
Quebec
Dewitt
East Bridgewater
Mass
Toledo Blade
Henry Watterson
Ayer
S.t
Austria
J. A. Fitchpatrick
Dans
Story County
James A. Baker
Union National Bank
W.M. Greetey
E. R. Chamberlain
Cashier
Atlas National Bank
Chicago
Third National Bank
New York
Valley National Bank
Des Moines
Owners of Story Co
Abstract Books
Smith & Nevada, Co
F. D. Thompson
Smith & Son’s
Chas. B. Hunt
I Ct
West House
Ames Lows
Capital Cut Rate Ticket Office
Germany
Shakespeare
DD. D. Bales
England
France
G. A. Undernoon
Chas. Whitaker
Underwood & Whitaker
Attorneys At Law
Albert Richmond
L. M. Bosworth
Irving W.smith
BROWN
AnaAvaric Knifz
Metzger
Pinkeye
New Metzger Medicine Co
Decorah Iowa
L. M. Bosw
Druccist
H. Kelso, D. D. S
Main
Flajz
M. Hemstre
Towa
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