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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1895
Page
8
James Wilson editor notes weather, moisture, and soil care affecting cultivation and pasture. He discusses the role of fermentation in butter, cleanliness in the milk room, and how green crops and pea oat hay can improve feed and the Iowa corn outlook with one more July rain potentially securing the crop.
The article argues for early maturity in sheep for mutton, compares methods to pork production, and notes Iowa’s hog cholera prevalence. It discusses feed ratios for fattening cattle and hogs, emphasizes nitrogenous matter with corn, and comments on hay, barley, oats, rye, potatoes, and root crops affecting livestock gains and overall meat production.
A ten day holiness camp meeting at Iowa Center concluded with about thirty professing pardon or purity. Children’s meetings led by Sister Brook miller enriched the work while Sister Emma Beufer of Cambridge played organ. Reverend J. Saunders served throughout. brother Brookmiller ministered briefly. Two souls were saved and several leading church members entered heart purity. S. R. Horton Rosr Richardson.
Des Moines Iowa July 9 1895 after a cool dry week mean temperatures ran about 6 below normal. northern districts report light frost on the 9th slightly injuring garden and corn on low lands but not seriously. showers Saturday night and Sunday relieved drought across many areas. harvests winter grain barley oats progress well corn tasseling and silking in best districts potatoes and minor crops fair.
Program for the 18th annual reunion of the Veterans Association at Maxwell Iowa on August 8 and 9 lists reception, dinner, meetings, music, recitations, addresses by Maj. Mackenzie and Rev. J W Geiger, and extensive schedule for two days with gatherings, campfire talks, lovefeast, and adjournments inviting old soldiers and friends in Story County.
College Authorities order an immediate halt to visiting the College Farm Orchard and stealing fruit. The notice states the practice must stop at once and will be enforced.
Historic timetable fragment lists trains going east and the Denver Overland Limited. The readable lines mention Chicago and Denver routes with partial car or freight notes and schedule hints.
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