Corn coming back sparks Maine Dairymen exhibition
Prof. William D. Hurd judged corn displays at Skowhegan showing Maine's crop revival and seed selection tips. Notes covered ear shape size uniformity and kernel characteristics. Also reports on potato markets, Progress Grange plans, Tops ham fair finances, and meeting motions on dues and representation.
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William D. Hurd
Maine Agricultural College
Maine Dairymen’s9 Association
Skowhegan
Maine
Hurd
Hall's Catarrh Cure Endorsed By Satisfied Patients
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh at all stages and that the proprietors offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. The ad claims the medicine acts on the blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease and strengthen the body.
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Hall
Nature
F. J. Cheney & CO
Ingenious Egg Scheme Draws Money From Farms
A Rural New Yorker letter outlines a plan to profits from hens on a 200 acre farm by breeding a thousand hens per acre. It claims $6,250 daily profit at 25 cents per dozen eggs and promotes electric light to boost production though the idea is presented with satire about urban schemes. The excerpt also covers improving potato crops with guidance from Lawrence & Dodge of the USDA on soil, rotation, machinery, and marketing in northern states.
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Josev Beon
Washington Post
New Yorker
Lawrence & Dodge
Bureau of Plant Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Dodge
Gulf Coast
Massachusetts
New York
Michigan
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Iowa
Ilinois
Minnesota
Nebraska
Maine
Csialiy
Ilis
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Roereap
Cori
Troy
Gilet
Lin Chabey
Bos
Pat Andy
Panito Ware
Granges Elect Officers in Sagadahoc County
Sagadahoc county granges elect officers for next year. Richmond Corner Progressive grange named Master Arthur Lancaster and officers including Inez Merrifield Secretary and Myrtle Gorgon Flora. Small Point Bodwell grange and Enterprise grange also reported officer slates with several changes.
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Sagadahoe County
Arthur Lancaster
Ray Small
Cora Merrifield
Leonard Lata
Albert Merrifield
Lizzie Ward
William Dingley
Inez Merrifield
George Johnson
Ceres
Nellie Dingley
Pomona
Lelia Crowell
Flora
Myrtle Gorgon
Merry Meeting Grange Officers and Remarks Noted
The Merry Meeting Grange of Bow Doingham elected Master John Kine Overseer Foster Bo Meserive Lecturer Charles White and other officers. The meeting featured music readings conferred degrees and discussions on farm labor missions and local agriculture market notes with dairy butter potatoes apples and vegetables prices and farm questions discussed.
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Bath
Popsham Fair Association
Brunswick
New
Progressive Grance
Richmond
Topsham Fair Associatio
Lyman E Smith
Isaiah R. Morrill
Harvey J. Given
David W. Scribner
Topsham
Thomas W. Skelton
Bowdoin
John M. Baker
Lyman E. Smith
J. T. Skelton
Horace J. Whitney
John F. Baker
T. W. Skelton
Lewis M. Fulton
Mr. Patten
Drngrists
Toe
Stange
Tia Apes
Ena
Merrynceting Vyange
Howdoinhiv
Grange Elections
Sagadahoe
Progressive Grange
Richmond Corner
Bodwell Grange
Small Point
Phippsburg
George R. Wyman
William W. Hosier
Roland N. Eaton
William N. Beal
Rowland S. Beal
Dharkh
Perey
Arnold C. Morse
Rita L. Greig
C. H. MeIntire
Mattie L. Percy
Julia E. Johnson
Jennie Oliver
Assit
Bessie
Gee
Merry Meeting Grange
Grange of
Bowdoinham
Cpte
John Kine
Foster Bo Meserive
Woooglwich
Grange
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Maisie
Nottinee
Patel
Radler
Teducer
Dudia Baker
Steward
Harthy Hothorn
Awe't
Painkater
Thiplan
Brooniigs
Wilsant Bailer
Aturie
Rusts
Hte Rein
Vereyineetingshane
Ted Tuttens
King
B.C. Patier
Home
A.L. Wright
West Bath
Eva Libby
Hazel Kelley
Leonard Lemeraux
Aive
EN Prerprise
Enterprise Grange of
Alice Libby
Eva Hathorne
W. H. Skelton
Myrtle Dixon
E. R. Stewart
WH. Sikeston
C._s. Libby
PHE Bath Market
Price
Boston
Jonddet
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