Advantages of clipping horses on farms and in work
A 19th century piece argues clipping as an artificial solution for domestic horses. It outlines benefits such as faster drying of moisture from the coat, reduced mud adherence, and easier care during busy seasons. It notes that clipped horses still need blankets in cold stops and mentions the Devils Lake merchants backing 6:30 closing to fit shopping before or after supper.
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William Purdue
Goring
Devils Lake
Silage a Factor in Beef Feeding
J M Fuller reports from Illinois and Indiana stations on corn silage proving higher feeding value for fattening cattle. Experiments show silage at least 30 percent ahead of corn fodder when land use is considered, highlighting silage as a valuable ration component.
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J. M. Fuller
Orange Judd
Llnois
Indium
Cement Silos Advocated by Kansas Agricultural College
Experts from the Agricultural College argue cement silos resist dry weather and rain, do not burn, and are reinforced with metal lath and wire for durability. They warn cracked silos result from improper reinforcement, noting one failure under unmet specifications. The college’s cement silo cost $208, built with a metal lath frame and concrete outer layer.
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Kansas Agricultural College
Agricultural College
Silage versus clover hay boosts steer gains and finish
Tests show corn silage as roughage yields faster, cheaper gains in fattening steers than clover hay or clover with silage. Silage fed steers finish better, shed coats earlier, sell higher, and return larger profits. Experiments align across stations, with silage a rising factor in beef production.
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Virginia
Mulefoot Hogs Breed Described by Breeders
Breeders tout the mulefoot hog as hardy and prolific with solid horse like hooves and longer legs. They claim strong mothering traits and lower initial costs, noting the breed’s vigor and disease resistance. The heaviest boar shown weighs about 1000 pounds and is owned by John H Dunlap Williamsport Ohio.
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Berkshire
Poland
John H. Dunlap
Williamsport. O
Almost a Miracle Cure Reported for Coughs
W B Holsclaw of Clarendon Texas recalls his brother’s dreadful cough years ago. Using Dr King’s New Discovery he was cured after ten bottles and today weighs 218 pounds. The family endorses the remedy as quick safe reliable and guaranteed priced 60 cents to 1 00 with a trial bottle free at druggists.
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W. B. Holsclaw
Clarendon
Tex
Dr. King
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Imness
United States Department of Agriculture
Lee Chan
Dolly Dimple
M.A. Wehener
Wisconsin
Patterson
Rodenbach & Mundt
Grand Opera House
C. P. Walker
William Yule
Richard Brinsley Sheridan
Northern Investment Co
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Rolette
the Northern Investment CO
Devils Lake, North Dakota
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