Farmers’ Page Open Request for Sephenson County
The department invites farmers of Sephenson County to submit articles on farming topics. Write plainly on one side of the page and aim for publication in the local paper. Messages should be clear, practical, and relevant to county farming life.
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Sephenson County
Sprengel
Boussegault
James MM. Woop
Williamsport
Toofland
Farmers Seek Norfolk Oats Performance in 1870
In Damascus on January 10 1870 Joan Boyton asks readers how Norfolk Oats fared for farmers last season after buying a costly, poor quality batch from New York. He reports sowing a bushel per acre, many stalks, late maturity, rust and lodging, yielding 264 pounds from 34 bushels, and seeks peer experiences.
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Eprron Freerort Journal
Journa
New York
Lena
Damascus
Joan Boyton
Stephenson
D. W. Ramsdell
Vermont
Agricultural Bureau
Washington
Ramsdell
Northwest
Damascus Farmers Club and Norway Oats debate in 1869 notice
An 1869 Damascus Farmers Club history describes its formation January 23, 1869 with 22 men and 10 women signers, surveys topics from crops to cooking, and library gifts from Washington. Letters discuss Norway oats claims, profits, and seed sales. farming anecdotes on cattle, horses, and profitable stock. a Utica Herald note on a fatal sisters’ assault.
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Damascus
Iileas
Agricultural Department
Washington
Odessa
Russia
England
United States
Mlinois
John HH. Addams
Stuatiers
Arell
Actaub van the
Clu
Farmer Society Dinner and Fair Encourages Annual Event
The Farmers Dinner and Fair drew all agricultural interests, praised exhibits, and inspired a belief that the event should become an annual institution. The club's gatherings improved intellect, reduced gossip, and strengthened community bonds, urging punctuality, participation, and progress in farming and personal growth.
Vineland offers farms in New Jersey rich soil and healthful climate
A pamphlet touts a 50 square mile Vineland settlement thirty miles south of Philadelphia with rail access. Farms start at 20 acres priced at 25 dollars an acre with four year terms, five and ten acre lots offered, and town lots available. Soil described as rich clay loam ideal for wheat, potatoes, fruit, and vegetables. Transport links to New York and Philadelphia, climate praised for health benefits. visitors welcome to ride over land and inspect before buying.
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Kentucky
Murfeesboro
Jennet
Jack
Union
Philadelphia
Garden State
New Jersey
New York
Npn
Ifeem
Carr
Enal
Yinelang
New England
Middle States
Boston
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Norway
Damascus Farmers? Club
Annual Report
Eorror Freeport Journal
Finis
J. L. Munn
Stephenson Street
J. Sniperlanp
Utica
N. Y
Polly
Sally Reed
Brookfield
Madison County
Sally
Hoofland
O.M
Germany
Santa Cruz
DE Bings
George W. Woodward
Supreme Cone
Pennsylvania
Geo
Tson
James Thompson
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Aion
George Stiarswood
PhiLapertura
Hootland
George Siarswood
WM. F. Rogers
Rufino
N.Y. Mayon
Burrano
WM. F. Sogers
Cure
Ames M. Wood
Moorland
Jackson
Koofland
Express
Arch Street
Chas. M. Evans
O, MI
Jackson &O
Neff & Babcock
Stephenson St
Freeport, Il
Vineland
Solon Robinson
New York Tribune
Charles T. Jackson
Mass
Virginia
Methodist Conference
Methodist
Presbyterian
Baptist
Episcopal
Odd Fellow
Iis
J. R. Perkins
Iron Linke
Evans
Birdsall
H. A. Pitts
J.P. Manny
Dillmans
Kniffen Mowers
Dayton
Sulky
Hayra
Cumming
Mishawauka & Degatur and
Arden rypLenst
Corner Stephenson & Mechas
Freeport
Lidyl
John Montell
O. M. Shaffer & C
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Bridge’ and
Adams Streetport
Illinois
C.m. Shafer
Freeport, Ill
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