Agricultural notes and industrial progress in the era season
The article surveys farm finance and prices, livestock care, and seed prospects. It cites corn cash price benchmarks, a milk and calf care reminder, and a report on improved pure blood stock. It notes steel rail costs in Pittsburgh and England, and remarks on new hosiery mill development in Simmonsville with workers from Nottingham. It also discusses emigration and Atlantic steamer records as steamers like the UmbriA challenge existing records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Penny Post
Pittsburgh
England
John Cooper
Simmonsville
Providence
R. L
Nottingham
Atlantic Lines
Atlantic
Umbia
New York
Liverpool
Oregon
America
Douglass
Umbria
Wisdom Needed to Repair Georgia Farming Ills
In Georgia the farming crisis prompts calls for a diagnostic approach. Leaders like Henderson Toombs Turner and Lil lard debate causes from education to land health. The writer argues for a farmers convention to identify remedies and notes that landrest improves drought and flood resilience, urging collective action.
Admonitions on Farm Improvement and Efficiency
The passage argues a farmer should invest in intelligent, disciplined farming. It warns that small, poorly managed plots underperform compared with well cared for stock and better shelter. It cites blooded cattle and superior horses as profitable, and condemns pride and jealousy that block new methods. It also criticizes neglect, shoddy equipment, and inadequate poultry housing as responsible for failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner Henderson
Georgia
Drouth
Wiiter
Setting Milk For Cream In Deep Pail Or Shallow Pan
Discussion compares deep pail and shallow pan methods for setting milk to separate cream. Milk temperature affects cream rise. Swedish deep pail cold water method noted as effective and adaptable to pans. Mentions Panama canal costs and delays, warning of vast expenditures and loss of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Lesseps
France
Ludden and Bates Southern Music House Ad Promises Stability
Ludden and Bates Southern Music House touts its permanence as a cooperative stock company with paid capital of 200000 dollars and 200 agents. The note highlights large purchases including 50000 dollars of Chickering pianos and 75000 pieces of sheet music while asserting safety for patrons. W. Ludden is president J A Bates treasurer and J D Murphy secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tock Company
Ben Cede
Tia
Ludden & Bates Southern Music House
Potonine
Rio Grande
W. Ludden
Predideni
J. A. Bates
Estey Organ Co
Atlanta
Mousie
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Agricultural Department
Gur Benatar
Henry Beckemeyer
St. Lilly, Illinois
St. Jacobs
India
Mark Lane
Ange
Tenn
Arnold School
Rugby Schoo
State Department of Agriculture
Gen
Toombs
Barney Lillard
Lillard
Ife
Col. Tuner
Henderson
Col. Tunner
Commissioner of Agriculture of
Farmers of
Sheddolun
Ionian Sea
Parian
Miletus
Parian Island
Moses
Monrocco
Suppex & Bates
Sournyern Music House
Savannan, Ga
Greely
North Pole
Tropics
Speke
Grant
Sir Samuel Baker
Livingstone
Stanley
du Chaillu
Wallace
Long
Squier
Artic Regions
Franken
Kane
Hayes
Hall
Schwatke
de Long
Realy
Historial Publishing Co
Third Street
St. Louis
Big Bold
Beast
Rick the
Brocy Bata Company
W.p.mcdaniel
Pium
B. Hl. Wooler
J. E. Wylie
Benton Ark
B. Sievel
Micdmond
G. W.clifton
Million Ala
W. Mays
Greenville
Florida
W. W. Smith
Williston
J W Franklin
Gallatin
B F Sawyer
Atlanta Ga
H Frysinger
Chester Pa
David L Dari
Tyler
Texas
Whitehall Street
S. H. Gray
Barnesville
Lyon
Elm Street
Poisono AK
L Swift
David Nesbilt
Rwift
Tay “Wells Seo
Yuri ¢ Woll
ASLEY
Columbus
Gav
Thoave
J.wylie Quilain
M.D. Easseys
S.C
Eee Heswift Specific CO
Drawer
Y.omece
Bet
Zebulon
New Hea Engine
Boller
Tharaperey
A. J. White
H. M
Plaitiffy
Monroe
Pike County
JS. Lavender
Justices Court
J.A. Hunt
Lavender
John F. Howard
Tamnex
Mg County
W.P. Bussey
A. P. Tripod
Broad Street
Atlanta, Ga
Artists’ and Painters Materials
Aveill
Silicate Paint CO
Baltinore
THE
Demorest
Ericrest
W. Jennings Demorest
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