Poultry and Farm Practices for Profitable Hogs and Poultry
A discussion on rising poultry and egg prices alongside growing supply in 1806. It argues poultry and eggs stay in demand due to lower production costs than beef, with guidance on pig feeding using skim milk, tankage, corn, shorts, and bran. It also covers moult timing in hens, care and feeding to maintain lay patterns, and advice on soil health, subsoiling, and clover nitrogen fixation through bacteria for better future crops.
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W. D. Severn
Indiana
Macon County
Ill
J. IH
Skipser
Parmer
Geoil Abel Todd
Connecticut
Deep Plowing Depths Across Regions
An author advocates for deep plowing but notes Florida allows only two to four inches while Kentucky practice reaches eight to ten inches with double furrow plows. The account contrasts regional methods and emphasizes practical variations in tillage depth.
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Botton
Florida
Kentucky
Valuable Queen Bees Across Nations and Insurance Link
A Boston Transcript note explains how queen bee strains command high prices, especially Italian bees valued at 50 to 200 dollars each. A Canada Ottawa bee farm owner imports bees from Europe, aggregating thousands in value annually, and facilitates insurance through an Italian firm to cover the queens.
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Ottawa
Canada
Europe
Boston
Transcript
Indian coach leads Carlisle football for first time
Carlisle Indian football marks a historic shift as a full blooded Indian head coach and Indian assistants gain full authority to plan campaigns against white university teams. Previously trusted aides like Rodgers Hudson and Pierce had not held brainwork roles. past triumphs credited to figures such as Glenn Warner and Yale’s Hickock and McCormick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Parsons
Edward Rodgers
Frank Hudson
Remus Pierce
Aiatanta
Niaver
Glenn S. Warner
Cornell
Bank losses and a reptile mystery dominate Iowa news
A Des Moines area report details Bant Cauhier’s money loss on the Board of Trade linked to a mortgage bank issue and a looming tax case. Stella Weston, 14, dies after a reptile is found in her stomach, operatively removed, described as a long, tortoise-shell creature. Records show record corn canning totals in Grimes and Dexter, and a luxury hotel alimony award to Lydia Chamberlain, plus tax ferret law upheld in federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bant Cauhier
Board of Trade
Gausbilng
Stella Weston
Crastus J. Weston
Des Moines
Lydia Chamberlain
Chamber Nu’s
Dea
McPherson
Iowa
Mon Anta Jeffries
District Court
Election season chaos and local misfortunes in Iowa
A jumble of notices from Dubuque to Des Moines reports gambling routes revived in Dubuque, several deaths including Robert Given of Victor and John Donnelly of Fairbank, robberies at Sidney and the Continental Hotel in Canterville, multiple farm losses and accidents, and political activity as Central City weighs a gun plant. Des Moines reports population 70,700 and camp meeting prep, with local announcements on water works votes, dairy union meetings, and election notes creating a tense civic weather across Iowa.
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Franklin
Dubuque
Musecatine
Waterloo
Logan
A.M. Bentley
Clearfield
Franklin County
St. Columbkill
Keokuk
Sarah Ellen Gallaugher
Town City
Sward
Reading
Tolin
Torden
Davenport
Carl Davin
Davis
Lorden
Andrew Carnegie
Iowa
Carnegie
Carroll County
Clyde Trarvey
Lattie Harvey
Glidden
Pley
Hobbs
Des Moines Eltixons
Miles Doran
Musen- Une
Hing Eed Tulin Pooley
W. F. Dike
Dauges
Iniave
Inghie Gnanckil
Weeks
Nashua
Robert Given
Victor
Abbey
Sidney
Olin
Central City
David Collatt
Henry County
Salow
Mt. Vernon
John Donnelly
Buchanan County
Fairbank
Des Moines
Mathaw J. Incknon
Carbon
Lyatt Prandin
Stearus Pulnt Co
Georga N. Tull
Hudson
Blackhawk County
Dead
Verman Schell
Anamona
Wheat Stanton
Martelle
M. H. Zoring
Newhall
Anti-Baloon League
Dallas County
Minter
Town Drivy Association
National Dairy Union
Manon City
Frank Kregel
Clutter
Harrison County
Walford
Tut Koepp
Clinton
M. B. Conference
Orrin Abbott
St. Anthony
Swan Anderson
Adolph Carlson
Marshalltown
Resatt
Anderson
Carlson
Misa Lonine Rank
Mascatine Lutheran Orphans’ Home
Fort Dodge
Henry Mucesfeld
Horn
Armstrong
Sheriff's Pile
Hanna
Council Bluffs
Edward Barron
Washington
Stovl Island
Eldon
Barron
Mia
Martha Shiinday
Monroe
Allert Michelson
Kay Benedict
Gen Moines
Philippines
J. A. VT
St. Proudfout
Clarence Henderson
Mount Ayr
Philippbeck
Flerays Hoe
Malar Island
Tloguaaia Bay
Peter Tu
Hota
Previous Landslides in Electoral College History
The piece notes large electoral majorities in various early elections. It cites 1830 Adams vs Jackson, 1840 Harrison vs Van Buren, 1844 Polk vs Clay, 1852 Pierce vs Scott, 1860 Lincoln vs McClellan, and 1872 Grant vs Greeley, detailing vote counts and resulting majorities. It highlights unprecedented totals and occasional complications like Greeley’s death affecting the 1872 outcome.
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Toonevelt
Nome
James Motron
John Quincey Adams
Wulhan Henry Dfcrvison
Martin van Buren
Wranklin Meree
Winter’. Scott
Abealinin Lingoin
George B. McClellan
Grant
SC Greeley
Creeley
Global unrest and treaties mark uneasy world stage
The era shows shifting power as San Domingo expands, Britain shields two battleships for 7.50 men indemnity, Haitian exiles plan another revolution, and a peace treaty links China and Bolivia. Morover accord tokens and Italian army recalls signal broad turmoil amid strikes. Cuban Congress adjourns with no laws, Withel names war against Germany in South Africa.
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San Domingo
Spata Dens
England
Chul
Holivia
Pronece
Spain
Morover
Willian’ Wisdaade
James Sion
Wo Peur
Italy
Generad
Hendrik Withel
Germany
South Africa
Presidential electors and the path to the next president
The article explains the electoral process for choosing the next president, detailing how electors are selected, how they vote on the first Monday in January, and how Congress counts and declares the result. It notes potential scenarios where electors may not follow a nominee and discusses party influence and contingency plans if Roosevelt dies before the January meeting.
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Cleveland
Theodore Roosevelt
Willee
Washington
Senate
Congress
Swallow
Watson
Mr. Debs
Aa Congress
Roppevelt
Debs
Watsdén Anoigh
Mr. Parker
Roosevelt
Parker
Maine
Grover Gloveland
Watron
Mike
Gen Black to Succeed Ware as Pension Commissioner
Gen Black, former pension commissioner under Cleveland, to succeed Ware as head of the Pension Bureau on May 4. James To. Davenport, present first deputy, serves until January 1 when Gen Black takes office. The cabinet confirms the selection. Black’s pension plus salary details noted.
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Chicnygonu
Tobn C. Uinels
Oilaels
Crag
Ely Gurgier
Black
Cleveland
McKintey
Retirement plans of a president and commission official
A garbled report notes a president and a commissioner publicly accepted retirement to take effect on January 1. It mentions that the Commissione Ware hesitated, newspapers had faced censorship for two years, and hints at plans to return to home farms after fall elections.
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Cense Iim
Lome
All Around the Globe Olitistics in Daginese Army
A Washington report cites inspectors noting a large number of asylum inmates in Sun Meanvised behives were allowed passage to the United States for testing in new institutions. The document references the Luis and Clark Expedition and a supply purchase by Kies of Shon.
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Imperiud
Luis
Clark
Washington
United States
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Citiveng’ Liank Af Linogone
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Menorsil
Canneviea
Lown
Grimes Canning and Preserving Company
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Ware
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