Peanuts Move Northward as Oil and Food Use Prompts Growth
Government experts say peanuts can be grown successfully beyond the South, with Arkansas, Louisiana, and Texas预计 planting three times last year’s acreage and about 100000 acres. Peanuts offer strong oil and food value, are insect resistant, and can be bottled or canned for market.
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Mason and Dixon
Agricultural Department
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
Virgina
Onepicultural
United States
South
Department of Agriculture
Beware of sorghum frauds government alert on misrepresentations
The U S Department of Agriculture warns the public about seed sellers misbranding sorghum and notes two bulletins. One covers The History and Distribution of sorghum and a circular offers free distribution titled Three Much Misrepresented Sorghums. It cautions against claims of California wheat producing 200 to 400 bushels per acre and urges verification of seed varieties.
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South
Texas
Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Coep
Eos E Ortega
Ben Sola
Dba
Eee
California
Unique Bird House by T. C. Kevitt of New Jersey
A New Jersey man builds a simple round bark covered bird house with a top hole and square roof. It is designed for the wren to attract helpful insect destroyers and can be placed where cats cannot reach. Also contains a humorous exchange about pay equity from National Monthly referencing women’s pay.
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Prineps
New Yorker
T. C. Kevitt
New Jersey
Fragmentary dialogue from an unnamed exchange
A garbled quoted exchange shows a wife retorting to a husband with clipped phrases and mismatched punctuation. The fragmentary text lacks clear context, characters, setting, or event to identify.
Notice to Merchants on Maryland License Taxes and Stallion Fees
Caroline County officials warn all business occupiers to obtain or renew licenses under Maryland law. The notice lists travel, broker, and stallion license rates, with special provisions for millinery and salt curing trades, and cites the 1892 act requiring stallion service disclosures and penalties for false pedigrees. Sheriff Thomas L. Chaffinch signs.
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Caroline County
Maryland
Traver
General Assembly of
Court of Common Pleas of
Baltimore
Thomas L. Chaffinch
W. L. Douglas Shoes Offer Low Prices Worldwide
The ad touts W. L. Douglas shoes as the lowest price for quality, urging customers to compare with other makes. It invites visits to Brockton factories in Massachusetts to see how shoes are made, promises durability and proper fit, and notes the name and price are stamped on the bottom to guard against substitutes. If unavailable locally, readers are directed to mail order catalogs from Brockton, Mass. JOHN N L EVERNGAM
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W. L. Douglas
W.L. Douglas
Brockton
Maas
Iw. L Douglas
Mass
Notice to Farmers Milk Purchase Starts April First
Notice from RAIRIGH & SON of Deaton Maryland that on April 1 milk will be bought at the ice cream factory at a rate of 1 dollar per hundred pounds and payment will be made accordingly.
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Rairigh & Son
Deaton, Md
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