Bearded Farm Thoughts From the 1902 Rural Press
A collection of farm economics and husbandry notes from 1902. Topics include dairy fodder value, corn prices, beets and sugar, regional cattle comparisons, co operative dairying in Ireland, and anecdotal farming lessons from hay to pasture improvement. Mentions Be careful with contracts on crop sales and the Boer war horse trade context.
Easter Reflections from Uncle Bill in Rural Tales
Uncle Bill shares Easter memories from boyhood, egg hiding, and a feud with a Brahma hen. He recalls the breakfast scramble, stashing eggs, and a church trip on Easter Sunday, noting the colorful bonnets and feathered hats in the crowd and a playful jab at animal feathers for Easter.
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Trees as Property Boundary Rule Advice
The article explains that trees belong to the landowning lot, with trunks in one boundary and overhanging branches a potential trespass issue. It cautions planting trees inside borders to prevent neighbor disputes and notes the legal notion that ownership extends from the earth’s center to the heavens.
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