One New England Farmer Grows Rich Through Lambs and Silage
In Middlesex County Connecticut, Charles B. Lyman reports booming profits from a 1,700 head lamb operation. He emphasizes efficient feeding with ensilage and clover hay, annual gains of about two pounds per lamb, and a wholesale market under the label Lyman’s lambs.
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Flere
New England
New Yorker
Charles BE. Lymap
Middlesex County
Conn
Buffalo
West
Lyman
Draft Morgans: A Missouri breeder’s large spirited horses
In the southwest a breed of draft Morgans grows from a Missouri breeder’s efforts to select the tallest Morgan stock. These sizeable horses combine intelligence and drive, suitable for coach work and harness, though not as fast as small Morgans. The note also mentions John A. Logan’s Oriole stud and odd farming tips for hogs and rye.
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Southwest
Missouri
John A. Logan
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Bristol, R
Hope Street
Bristol
Boston
Snedium Toeight Gersey
Wrarppars
Monarch Dye House
William H. Bell & Co
Brussels
Bristol, R. I
Arrem
New York
I'rice
SA Polio
Burnside Memorial Building
George H. Peck
Augést
L. M
WM. H. Spooner
RSO
L. A. Clark Go
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Cone
C. F. Gladding
Warren, R. I. Woman’s Exchange
K. L
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Dorchester Mutual Fire Ins
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Boston, Incorporated
Edward S. Babbitt
Equitable Building
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I. Telephono No
Geo. W. Easterbrooks
House Palm
Bill Heads
Dodgers
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Patch
Bradford Street
Frank T. Remieres
Penecion
Upholatever
Gorner of
Hope and
Bradford Sts
Shellac
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Thames Street
Swansea
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Mount Hope Bay
Lees River
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