Experimental forage rape at Ohio station and feeding results
A report from the Ohio station describes experimental rape as a broadleaf forage plant in early growth resembling turnips. It notes its Canadian and U.S. use for sheep feed, potential as a catch crop, timing from May to August, and yields from trials. Sheep feed, risks of bloat, and notes on pest and soil depletion are discussed, along with practical farm devices and gearing for fodder handling.
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Cendlavtonstrom
Ohio
Obio
Canada
Uore
Fellen
Patel
Onts
Bayley
Edwin
Powell
Agmaattaral Notes On Wheat and Crop Fertility
The Maryland station notes Fultz as a superior wheat variety and wheat yields surpass barley. The Indiana Farmer warns that bare soil can become a mellow seed bed if winters permit, but gains are often offset by excessive fertility. A protective sod is better. Three methods to preserve fertility are rotation of crops, selective fertilization, and manure.
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Agmaattaral
Maryland
Fultz
Indiana
Salted Butter Color, Mottling, and Dairy Tips
Guidance on preventing mottled butter by even salt distribution during churning, and methods for mid summer feed to sustain milk flow. Advice covers green forage, supplementary feeding, fly control, and maintaining butter quality with proper storing and brine methods. Also notes on dairy color mystery and fat globule light effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cvil
Dairy Cow Care and Milk Quality Guidance
Notes emphasize proper milking temperatures and room cooling, cleanliness, and regular cow handling from calfhood. Highlights include water quality for cows, aerating milk, avoiding open air exposure, and risks from improper storage. Recommendations cover calving care, calf nutrition, and combining corn meal with gluten and cottonseed meal to raise milk yield and richness.
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Dalry
Ohco
Ohio
Crude oil art and sale pitches in mixed old notices
A collage of era notices mentions crude oil painting avoided by artists, an insurance firm offering attractive policies from New York, a general manager seeking territory, a wheat growing guide from Balzer Co, and a comic quip about a boy and a girl singing in a melodrama, all reflecting fragmentary newspaper prose and ad-like snippets.
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Home Lite
Nety
York
Mny
Loonts
Pioneer
Sts Phu
Making His Mark
An oblique glimpse from Brooklyn Life notes a gifted young man earning recognition as he faces a historic challenge in a church setting, described with a gaze toward achievement and distinction.
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Brooklyn
Patents Granted This Week from Northwestern Inventory
Bryant W Annin of Minneapolis Minnesota mechanical toy Clarence K Chatterton of St Paul Minnesota miner bicycle wheels Lou A Dishrow of Iowa Minnesota combined chair and tutor worker John Lucas of Minneapolis Minnesota feed distributor Michael J Lyons and L Beewer of Duluth Minnesota bath apparatus Joan Murr of Hunter North Dakota wagon body Benjamin Portus Mr Jondale of North Dakota buggy jack Joseph Romaneske of Rochester Minnesota wrote seat lock Henry Seidler of Port Benton Montana attachment for tobacco pipes D Merwin Patent Lawyer Pioneer Press Bldg St Paul Minnesota
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Northwestern
Bryant W. Annin
Minneapolis
Clarence K. Chatterton
St. Paul
Mion
Miner
Lou A. Dishrow
Owafonnu
Minn
John Lucas
Hmnstinjrs
Michael J. Lyons
L. Beewer
Duluth
Mint
Joan Murr
Hunter
N. D
Benjamin Portus
Mr. Jondale
Joseph Th. Romaneske
Rochester
Wreote
Henry Seidler
Port Benton
Mont
D. Merwin
Pioneer Press
Aprile Parties and Apple Tenat Fad Introduced
A garbled note describes an apple themed social fad led by a woman named Jar Gincinnati or similar. Women gather around a table to select a favorite apple variety, believing the fruit enhances beauty and color, and that social visits resume under the influence of this wholesome fruit during autumn or holiday gatherings.
A Victim of Science Cartoon Quote
Aline quip from Chicago News about color photography in early science satire. The dialogue mocks a face in color photography with a red nose and notes the photographer’s color process claim.
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Chicago Newa
Fragmentary 1920s text hints at cures and debt figures
The garbled OCR references a constitutional cure, a 60 percent reduction in German hospital costs, a congress, and a bold claim about national debt near $200,000,000. Details are unclear, names and places are obscured, but the fragment implies political and financial themes from a historical period.
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Biylen
Londtnt Vgme
de Ang
Aed
Wisconsin
I. P. Roberts
Cornell
N. ¥.) Experiment Station
Hearrd
Derryman
Patna
van Slyke
New York Agricultural Experiment Station
Hghest
Taral Sophiatienton
Jdge
Chicago Record
Washington
Balzer
Fea
John A Balzer Beed Co
Bergin
Ching
Ayer
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