Asparagus Culture For Market Gardens
An Illinois correspondent explains asparagus as a strong market crop with high profit for careful growers. It covers variety selection, especially Columbian Mammoth White, planting depth and spacing, soil prep with stable manure, root treatment, blanching, and harvesting practices to maximize yield and flavor.
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Asparagus Handling and Strawberry Mulching Tips
Practical notes on preparing asparagus for market including packing in clean cases with labeled stock. Discusses lime forms affecting plant diseases and the benefits of mulching strawberries for weed control and moisture retention, with spring cultivation guidance.
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Rhode Island
Dark Grown Rhubarb Forcing In A Cellar For Flavor
A Rural New Yorker method promotes forcing rhubarb in a dark cellar with cement floors and loose earth. Roots are tightly set, no peeling, and stalks are harvested in late winter to early spring for strong color and tenderness. The piece describes a 12 by 50 foot cellar housing 500 to 600 plants, with a two foot center passage, a box stove heater, and deep manure mulch to maintain warmth.
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A Gateway In Wire Fencing For Temporary Passages
An Iowa Homestead writer details a simple temp gate by driving staples into a fence post one above and below the wire. Pass the wire between the staples and nail through to secure. To pass through again, remove nails and lay the wires down.
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Mid-Winter Closing Out Sale at J C Godwin Co
All winter goods must close out regardless of price. Ladies and children coats capes carpets oil cloths and window shades offered at deep discounts. Hundreds of yards of carpet matting new styles prices slashed hats pants muslin dress goods and hosiery. Spring goods arriving. visit 26 N Washington Street for best bargains and styles.
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Untitled OCR Financial Fragment From Historical Ledger
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