Evening Observer realigns with Associated Press dispatches
The Evening Observer boasts larger circulation in Dankisk than rivals and wires telegraphic news via a private line. It publishes AP des patches and invites responsible correspondents while outlining advertising and subscription policies. A mix of political, legal, medical, and financial notes follows, including French cabinet shifts and a Kansas mortgage case.
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Dmakisk
Tuer
Neire Printing Company
Telegraphic
Lours 'Ser
Muffuta Preilies
Onseeven
Assoctated
Treasury statement and varied editorial reactions
The first monthly treasury statement under Secretary Manning prompts mixed editorial reaction. The New York Tribune praises it. the Louisville Courier Journal criticizes it for treating certain items as cash. Bradstreet commends the changes as prudent, while noting some seek mere bookkeeping reform.
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Manning
New York Tribune
Louisville Courier Journal
Bradstreets
Manatoy
Treasury
Mannng
Fattening Sheep Inquiries And Feeding Rules
An inquiry to M James Wood of Westchester outlines fattening sheep. Ground grain is less advantageous than whole hay and coarse grain. summer feeding uses a pint sound corn daily with water and salt, while winter requires varied foods: clean mixed hay, ten to fifteen pounds of roots, a pint of corn, barley, oil cake later, and gradual increases. Regularity, warmth, and quiet support fattening. lambs fatten best on maternal milk plus cracked corn and fine hay.
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M. James Wood
Westchester County
Feltowa
New Agricultural School Under Chautauqua Circle Plan
The Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle debuts the Town and Country Club to study practical agriculture through farm work and home tasks. Rev J W Vincent directs instruction, with Car los Barnare supervising reading and reports from Houghton Farm New York.
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Systen
Chautauqua
Fins
Chautauqua Town and Country Club
Chautauqua Circle
Rev. J. WI. Vincent
D. D
Club
Plainfield
N. J
Aliss K. F. Kimball
Houghton Farm
Dountainville
SN. Y
Traume
Bireau
Carlos Barnare
Practical Norist
Century
Henry Alvord
Concrete for Floors in Pig Pens
A detailed method for forming durable foot floors in pig pens. Steps include grading to create a drainage corner, compacting earth, and mixing concrete with four barrels broken stone or large gravel, two barrels coarse sharp sand, and one barrel hydraulic cement per square foot for a three inch layer. Mix dry cement and sand, add wetted gravel, place and ram in layers, allow to set, heat gastar and pour over floor, brush, dust with heated sand, and cure for several days. The result claims a pest proof, water resistant, warm and durable floor free from fleas and lice.
Delicious Little Fried Cakes
A recipe describes beating eggs with sugar and warmed butter, adding yeast milk and salt, then flour to form a thin dough. After rising, fry walnut sized pieces in hot fat until pale brown and drain on a napkin.
Best Time to Cut Thuber Says June Bark Peeling Best
Prof Budd cites Rural New Yorker letter and Moscow forestry convention findings on optimal cutting time. June bark peeling favored, sap drainage and rapid drying yield longer lasting posts and fence poles. Aspen poles cut in June last fifteen years, box cedar poles sixteen years, but winter cuts rotted sooner. Thinning age and heartwood influence longevity.
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Prof
Budd
Moscow
Incubators Explained By A Wisconsin Poultryman
A Wisconsin poultryman argues that non practical buyers should earn money through work to fund incubator making. He notes many incubator models exist and few can be recommended with confidence. He warns incubators are far from nature and require vigilance to ever meet fair expectations of success.
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Wisconsin
Advise on Renovating Old Orchards from Country Gentleman Editor
Veteran agricultural editor John J. Thomas offers orchard renovation tips. Prune all dead branches during dormancy and seal large wounds with wax. Apply barnyard manure to the soil in autumn or winter, repeat every two years, and check for spring wetness by digging holes to see if water remains. Fertilizers may help depending on soil. kainit, spread thinly, can benefit but useless under trees with deep roots. Barnyard manure remains useful if properly applied.
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John J. Thomas
The
Country Gentleman
Poting Commercial Fertilizers and Experimental Limits
Dek L startevant, Director of the Experiment Station, cautions that immediate results from fertilizer experiments on vegetables cannot be trusted. Single or short-term trials vary due to soil physical factors and seasonal moisture, with soluble fertilizers washing out differently in off years, leading to contradictory outcomes.
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Dek
L.startevant
Chocolate Creams recipe from The Cateret example
A correspondent shares a historical chocolate creams recipe. Instructions describe boiling milk with sugar, dissolving chocolate in warm water, combining to form a smooth custard, cooling, beating egg yolks, adding chocolate, reheating to custard-like thickness, and topping with lightly beaten egg whites flavored with vanilla or almond.
Rail timetable fragment for New York and Western Railroad
Abstracted table lists trains stopping at Barnettsville through Dunkirk with multiple station times and no Sunday service. Notes No. 33 4:3.5 A SE and No. 19 5225 B M1 show daily or weekday patterns, with arrivals at Salamanca Dunkirk and other towns on Western Division.
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Chicago
Union Depot
van Buren Street
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Wayne
Now Haven
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Hinsdale
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Alegany
Vandalia
Carrolston
Great Valley
Salamanca
Litthe Valey
Cattaraugus
Dayton
Pemygburg
Sinths Afily
Forestville
Sheridan
Dunkirk
Carrollton
Hope Ui
Morwellsville
Salamance
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Dittle Valley
Wellsville
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Elmira
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United States Circuit Court For
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Treasury Statement
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America
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Verniné Merino Sheep Shearing Association
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J. M. Buttolph & Son
Rome
Corcoran
New York Commercial Bulletin
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American Iron and Steel Association
Pennsylvania
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Gaon Denki
Traveler's Guide
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