Survey notes a vast spread of global plant and trade data
The article outlines a survey of worldwide news and natural history to map plants fauna and economic prospects across the Americas, highlighting open Pacific coast trade and the role of naturalists. It mentions government land openings, fraternal conventions, public notices, and medical congress preparations with various named places and groups.
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Pere
Columbia
Venexuchs
South America
H Gitet
Metere
Braall
Pera
Pizarro
Spend Your Dollars With The Merchants At Home
A local appeal urges shoppers to support neighborhood merchants over mail order houses. It argues spending locally keeps commerce in town, lowers costs, and lessens the burden on residents. The piece encourages joining a boosters club and promoting home businesses through advertising and community effort.
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Te Jini Bhsen
Jim
Big
Boosters Club
Ndt
Pater Post
Holstein Sallie Tops Dairying Records in Baer Herd
Philadelphia Press notes Sallie the Holstein cow in George Baer’s herd at Keadlog Ta earns high yields with a daily milk rate around forty quarts and a monthly total of 2310 pounds. The eight year old cow weighs about 1400 pounds, has no known pedigree, and was bought for 100 dollars, now worth much more. Buckwheat highlighted as a strong following crop for soil health and weed control after main harvest.
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Pennsylvania
Wee Ferm
Keadlog
George 1. Buer
Ste. Boer
Salle
Abe
Sallie Bee
Robesopia
Nugget
Hove
Waal
Vera Woods
Dampness and Poultry Health Warned by Officials
Officials warn dampness in poultry housing leads to sickness and reduced laying. Advice emphasizes proper ventilation, dry bedding, and clean quarters to protect flocks and prevent disease in damp stables.
Parson’s Sermon Sparks Shootout in Nugget Camp
A religious pretender in Nugget camp coerces miners into surrendering weapons during a sermon and a dramatic vote. A gunman ambushes the parson as the crowd yields. the hardening tone ends with a survivor recounting the violent incident and the ensuing fallout.
Homemade plaster and sugar mix to kill rats advised
A Country Gentleman article describes a cheap rat control method using plaster of Paris, sugar and borax to create a non toxic bait. It notes traps fail once rats become trap shy and warns against poisons near domestic animals. The mixture is cheap, non poisonous to pets, and should be kept dry in a plate or trough.
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Plaster of Paris
Te Hitch a Hors Back End to Fa the Way to Hitch a Hors
Fragmentary text describes hitching a horse and waiting for the wind to blow. It notes that when horses are loose they move freely and do as they like, and observers may not see a horse facing a storm.
Around the Farm Notes on Mowing and Orchard Care
The column advises timing for mowing and thinning apples to improve yields. It warns thinning thick nets for corn, splicing weak spots in bay type, and cleaning lice and mites in the poultry yard with lime whitewash and coal tar dip. It also urges marketing old hens to reduce feed waste and extend crop production.
Sorghum Finds New Use In Soilage By Research
A two year study at Kansas Agricultural College shows sorghum crops including saccharine and pensaccharies can be used for soilage. Previously stockmen believed torn was the sole crop fit for this purpose. The research challenges that belief.
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Freinees Unuil
Hare
Kansas Agricultural College
Warning to Here Ovenars on Feeding Grain to Bar Animals
A cautionary note warns Here Ovenars not to feed dirty grain to their bars due to dust weed seeds and foreign matter. It advises using a sieve to measure and allow dirt and weeds to fall out before feeding the grain to animals.
Senior Berean Sunday School Lesson on Passover and Exodus
The lesson outlines Moses and Pharaoh’s exchanges, the Passover ritual, the slayings and protection by the blood, and the observance as an annual remembrance. It covers the exodus event, the role of elders and parents in teaching, and the lasting significance of the feast for future generations.
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Moxea
Pharroh
Moses
Taranl
Nisan
Xuer Fordiog
Ixcael
Hyssop
Moka
Syria
Arabi
Jeboral
Ixraet's
Egypt
Dred
Judement
Baror
Pharnod
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Waynesboro
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Denver
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Murphy
Gererin Wilthn
Sulaay
New York
Charles I
New York City
Tamawa
New York State
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Soperteht
Charlee F. Murphy
Arias
Phas Murphy
Willian
Tipe Fi
Pullin
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Dhe
America
Raul
Seb Low
National
Cirle Federation
Westchester County
N.Y
Low
Congress OF Medicine
London
I Che
Yale States
Br. W. S&s Thayer
Daha Hopkins
Walter H. Page
Cleveland
Eniownil
Pepie Talon
Phote
American Pree Association
Seth Low
Advissa Farmers To Gor
Te Gat Aevylte
Maney Gant
Frederick A. M’clure
Poket
Berean
Golden
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Mattax
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