Ball Game That Cost 2 Lives Recalled in Mackinac Reenactment
The piece reviews a Chicago baseball game hailed as the century’s match and contrasts with a 1763 Mackinac Fort Michilimackinac reenactment of the baggatiway ball game. It recounts Pontiac’s uprising, the 1763 massacre, and the fort’s later history through to its 1895 closure and current status as a Michigan state park.
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Elmo Scott Watson
Chicago
Michigan
Fort Michilimackinac
Comstock
Mackinaw City
Inter Forts
Mackinac
Pontiac
Straits of Mackinac
Lake Huron
Lake Michigan
Michilimackinac
Jean Nicolet
Radisson
Gruselliers
Joliet
Perot
la Salle
Father Allouez
Father Marquette
St. Ignace
France
America
England
Mich- Maimackinac
George Ethrington
Ethrington
Detroit
Alexander Henry
Wawatam
Heaorr
Henry
Jamette
Tracy
Leslie
L’arbre Croche
Montreal
Sinclair
Mackinac Island
Henry Burbeck
Butler
United States Army
Fort Mackinack
Feeding Costs for Horses in Farm Economics
D J Kays analyzes horse feeding costs, noting modern feed costs are about one-fifth of 1918 wartime levels and feed represents roughly seven percent of total horse upkeep. He calculates annual rations for a 120 day worker, with corn or oats options, and cites January Greene County prices for corn, oats, alfalfa, and timothy, including pasture charges and feeding value comparisons.
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D. J. Kays
Bandry
Ohio
Ilinois
Greene County
Young Sows Best Producers Says Ohio Ext Specialist
Ohio State extension animal husbandry specialist F W Watchet cites ten years and 1 467 brood sows to show sows aged three years and older lose productive efficiency quickly. Pigs weaned drop from 69 percent to just over a third by six and a half years. younger sows yield heavier litters and higher weaning percentages.
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F. W. Watchet
Ohio State University
Watchet
Parked tools aid in tending summer sheep pastures
A Missouri Farmer correspondent suggests keeping a can of gasoline, pine tar, and old shears by a fence post when visiting distant flocks. Stout string helps hobble unruly sheep, enabling quick treatment for maggots and other minor issues. The advice emphasizes preventive care like trimming soiled wool and tar application to prevent bigger problems later.
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Missouri Farmer
Mosaic Resistant Cane Restores Sugar Industry
The sugar cane industry faced near extinction after mosaic disease hit Louisiana post World War I. Federal experts developed mosaic resistant cane from imported varieties, restoring sugar production to levels comparable with pre outbreak acreage. Washington Star.
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United States
Louisiana
Mississippi
Washington Star
Quebec field crops dominated by forage and coarse grains
Agricultural estimates show forage and coarse grain crops accounting for about ninety percent of Quebec’s total field crop area. Potatoes and buckwheat lead among cash crops. Apple scions were sent from the New Brunswick experiment station to Albania, stored in transit for future Albanian orchards.
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Quebec
New Brunswick
N. J
Albania
Europe
Baking soda tips for reliable cake and biscuit results
Suesful Baks provides tested baking guidance emphasizing precise soda amounts, level measurements, and sifted flour. It advises substituting sweet milk with acid to mimic soured milk, using cake or pastry flour for tender results, and evenly distributing leavening by lifting flour blends multiple times.
And That Is Plenty Binds Of Moderate Caliber Ord
A fragment notes a stance condemning actions beyond a given range. The text suggests a measured or critical attitude toward extremes, framed as a general commentary rather than a specific event or named entities. The fragment provides no clear location date or proper nouns to identify.
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Saul
Backgallway
Baggatiway
Merry
Mr. Tracy
Western Newspaper Union
Fort
Marquette
Kly
Palmer
Catlin
Suesful Baks
Potter Drug & Chemical Corporation
Maldes, Mass
Flor
Bess
Free Outfit
Atlas Distributing Co
St. Fittsbergh
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