Beef Production in Maine Shifts to Efficient Beef Breeding
Professor Campbell outlines Maine’s move toward intensive beef production. Maine can compete with western states by selecting beef type stock, using silos for supplementary feed, and choosing between milk and beef or beef-only systems. Proper crossbreeding and careful feeding aim to shorten time to market while producing 700 pound calves ready for two-year sale at 2200 to 1400 pounds on the hoof.
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Dr Williams Pink Pills praised as blood and nerve tonic
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a doctor prescribed blood tonic and nerve aid. Cited as a non patent medicine now used worldwide for conditions caused by thin blood. Sold at all druggists.
Farmers Clubs Grow From Neighborhood Ties
The farmers are forming neighborhood clubs linked to county and state groups to share tillage methods and home life improvements. Women and girls are invited to join, with aims of sociability, mutual aid, and practical farming advances across Minnesota where 268 clubs had formed by mid month.
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Ees
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Itl
Harm
Minnesota
Rural population and farm clubs in Minnesota Florida counts
The article discusses rural population figures for Minnesota and Florida from census years, noting land areas and comparative growth. It describes farmers clubs as nuclei for community and propaganda, emphasizing the pension of family spirit to widen local influence across neighborhoods and counties.
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Minnesota
Flordia
Dute Wits
National Grange meeting eyed as historic event in Manchester
The State Grange anticipates a record National Grange session in Manchester New Hampshire with many delegates from Maine Vermont Rhode Island and Massachusetts. Leaders urge all members to support and attend the seventh degree ceremonies and spread the push to reach capacity. Special State Grange meetings for the sixth degree are scheduled in Portland Springvale East Auburn Farmington Damariscotta Warren and Branswich with dates in October and November.
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Pitlian
Portland
Potato Situation Outlook for Current Season
A special department of agriculture report says potatoes will not be a drug on the market this year and should meet normal needs. Total harvest will be less than last year but adequate. heavy carryover from last season and low prices press the crop. Maine is expected to have the largest crop ever. Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota and North Dakota will be normal. New York Ohio Massachusetts and Connecticut show lighter prospects. Overall crop condition runs 1 to 12 percent below last year’s average in places with some states above the year’s average.
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L. C. Cerett
Department of Agriculture
Maine
Michigan
Minnesota
North Dakota
Massachusetts
Connecticut
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Ohio
Maine Live Stock Breeders Set November Meeting at Orono
The Maine Live Stock Breeders Association will hold its fourth annual meeting November 4 and 5 at the University of Maine in Orono. Programs include Maine Jersey Breeders Maine Guernsey Breeders Association Maine Shorthorn Breeders Association and conferences of other breeders. Holstein breeders plan to form a state association. Details are with the executive committee and will be published soon. President H W Evans of North Bridgeton aims for record attendance. further information from Secretary KR W Redmen Orono.
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Maine Live Stock Breeders’ Association
University of Maine
Orono
Maine Jersey Breeders Association
Maine Guernsey
Maine
H. W. Evans
North Bridgeton
KR. W. Redmen
Proposals for State of Maine Four Per Cent Bonds
State of Maine plans to issue up to 2000000 dollars in four percent serial bonds. Terms run from one to forty years with semi annual interest, awarded to high bidders at the office of the Treasurer of State on October first, 1913. Bonds named State High Grade Bonds to be denominated accordingly.
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Joe Wine
Bath
Greorge H. King
Nellie F. Jones
George King
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Pinklets laxative sale promise simple safe remedy
A purported laxative named Pinklets claims to be ready fast and non habit forming. It can be taken with other medicines and aims to treat chronic constipation by establishing regular habits. Sold in 25 cent bottles with additional claims for halting bad breath clearing skin and aiding torpid liver and biliousness.
Why Women Should Try Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound First
A long testimonial letter lies touting Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a preferred remedy for feminine disorders. It claims many women avoid surgery by its use and includes multiple reader letters praising recovery, sleep, appetite, and motherhood after treatment.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Cary
Maine
Charlotte, N. C
Ros Sims
Wrona St., Charlotte, N. C
Lydia E.pinkham
Fier Sale of Young Ducks and Chickens in Winnegince
J F Upton runs a sale in Winnegince Me featuring dressed young ducks and chickens. Contact Tel 268 6 4 26tf for details and orders.
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J. F. Upton
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