Buffalos Rise From Near Extinction In North America
John Dickinson recounts the buffalo revival on both sides of the border. He notes U.S. and Canadian herds growing, a shift from plains nomads to ranches, and planned transfers of Canadian wood buffalo to Fort Smith and Wainwright. The piece surveys historic slaughter, market demand, and the changing fate of the "Monarch of the Plains."
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John Dickinson
Sherman
United States
Canada
Great Plains
Uncle Sam
National Park
Wind River
Yellowstone
Mirror
Grand Canyon
Absaroka Mountains
Sam
Gardiner
Mont
Michael Pablo
Flathead Indian Reservation
Montana
Wainwright
Alberta
Wainwright Park
Fort Sorth
Northwest Territories
E. Peace
Slave
Hay Rivers
Lake Athabasca
Great Slave Lake
Nort
Jessz
Fort ‘Smith Reservation
Fort Smith
Edmonton
Clearwater River
Athabasca
Athabasca River
Slave River
la Butte
Walnowright
Rockies
Oregon
Alleghenies
Carolinas
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Great Lakes
Mexico
Mississippi
Upper
Missouri
Fremont
Nature
George
Frederick Ruxton
Briishvarmy
American Southwest
St Louis
Cheyenne
Palon Pacific
Fort Benton
Buffalo Bill” Cody
Union Pacific
Texas “Panhandle
Yellowstone National Park
Bill
Sharp
Ruxton
Grafting Grapevines Requires Knowledge And Skill
The article argues grafting grapes is a skilled craft for professionals or trained amateurs. It explains methods like split, whip, and wire grafts, winter protection, stock choices such as Rupestris varieties, and notes Vinifera requires grafting in the East due to phylloxera. It predicts Vinifera may grow in eastern America.
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Charles Boykin
Indiana
New Yorker
California
St. George
America
How Much and When to Prune Apple Trees
Horticulturists at the New York state experiment station in Geneva report on pruning apples. Experiments with varieties Baldwin Boiken Esopus Hubbardston McIntosh Spy Greening Rome and King show little pruning early yields larger heads later with less effort than heavy pruning.
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McIntosh
Spy
Greening
Rome
King
Top and Double Worked Fruit Trees Explained
The article explains that a grafted fruit variety keeps its identity regardless of the root stock. It defines double worked or top worked trees and notes this term often refers to nursery grafting, where the first variety remains as the trunk portion between the ground and the upper graft.
Two Pickings of Apples For Winter Varieties
Orchardists find value in two harvests for certain winter apples. The Grimes variety benefits from an early pick when half are mature while the remainder wait to improve quality.
It All Ain’t Gonna Rain No More Song Exchange
Dialog references a weather rhyme with colloquial phrasing and a play on words about rain and a saying It Ain't Gonna Rain No More. The exchange features a sailor voice and a country dialect pun around the title It Ain't Gonna Rain No More.
Witty Stock Reply From Elbert H. Gary
The Watchman-Examiner notes a remark credited to Elbert H. Gary of United States Steel. When asked if steel stocks would rise or fall, he supposedly answered yes they will move as they rarely stand still and cannot go sideways.
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Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel’ Corporation
Exan
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