Improving Water Supply Through Well Drilling Methods
The drought drives a shift to deep wells and pipe driving to secure a reliable water source. It explains suction and cork-pipe techniques, tools like the heavy hammer and water jet drill, and the sand pump. Examples from Arlington show two-inch pipes venturing below water lines, while costs rise with depth and material, with typical rates from 2 to 47 per foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E&c
Arlington
W. D. Philbrick
N. E. Farmer
Murph and Bates dissolve partnership in Meadville paper
Vicinity notices report the mutual dissolution of Murph and Bates of the Meadville Democratic Messenger and the Machine News. Bates retires while Murphy continues the business of the flora. A fire at Town near Lam Jet destroyed most of its tubs. Town was at Perryburg. Dr. Tanner arrested in Jamestown for improper registration after claiming a diploma from Eclectic College. A bigamy case in Sterrettanian ends with defendants held for Court of Quarter Sessions. Mrs Hank and Silva face charges and bail terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murph
A. ML
Lam Jet
Owas
Perryburg
Dauphrm
Cherry Creek
Tanner
Jamestown
Eclectic Medical Institute
Cincinnati
United Sti College of
New York
Eclectics
Eric
Gerald
D. Hauk
Sterrettanian
Alderman Freeman
Albert
Hank
Silva
Lfe
Martha Ffloward
Wiko
Wank
New Orchard Insect Control Using Iron Plugs And Muslin Sheet
A Curentie boricultural note describes a plum tree pest control method: bore an inch into the upper stem or main limb and insert iron plugs to project two inches. Strike the plugs with a hammer to jar insects onto a stretched muslin sheet, then roll them off and crush. Repeat daily during fruit development. about two thousand insects caught per season in forty trees. work costs about five or six cents per tree. Also includes general sheep care advice on feeding, handling, and breeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentiemar
J Ute Curentie
Ele
Neglected Graves Mark Mount Olivet Secluded Zone
Visitors found Mary Surratt and Wirtz graves at Mount Olivet amid weeds and faded leaves. Surratt’s headstone lists only her name. Wirtz’s marker is a plain black marble cross. Two elderly visitors expressed regret at the site’s neglected condition.
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Mount Olivet
Bath
Mary B. Surratt
Alva Lincolly
Wirts
Andersonville
Een
Sur
Sureatt
Miry
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Evening Observer
Newsepaper Nhchiyee
the Curentie
Sheep Rules
Frey
Chania
Deland
Abe Algi
Mocs Station
G. W.stebes & Co
G. W. Stiles
Farmer and Observer Publishing Company
Buffalo
Milton H. Smith
Rochester
Robert Sneider
Schumacher & Ettlinger
HAG Hive
Speer
Speers Vineyard
Suvalaaile
Speer’s P. J. Sherry
Pak Awine
Speer's
P. J. Brandy
Pecalia
Alferd Speer
Lyon Bros
M. van Develde
Agt
Kast
Phird
Mellis
Leoling
Chong
Eblis
Gaeetty
Sparvin Ciesau
Perry
Taste
Iran
Strauss S
East 44Th Street
New York City
Atl
Ellis
Sudberry Street
Boston
Mars
Fourth Avene
Hparker
N. Y
Parker
UPI
Pat el Path
Rob Eine BI
the City Drug Store
H. P. Monroe
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