Good Management and Care for Profits in Butter-Making
The article argues many dairy cows do not pay for their feed on average farms. It cites a North Carolina Experiment Station table showing half of sixteen cows profitably yielded 452 to 9396 dollars per cow while the other half lost 2 cents to 15.86 dollars, noting butter value and market prices affect profitability. It urges weeding out unprofitable cows and improving feeding, management, and use of the Babcock tester. It also covers spring tree planting, orchard planning, spacing, and variety selection for steady yields.
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North Carolina
Bulletin
Midlers
J. Shepherd
Subsoiling and beet sugar industry push for deeper soil work
Farm and Fireside notes subsoil work aids beet growth by reaching perpetual moisture, improving saccharine content and yields. It argues capitalists in beet factories support subsoiling before beet culture, with broader benefits for other crops on many soils.
A New Milk Process Demonstrates Indefinite Freshness
A French inventor proposes sterilizing fermented liquids including milk by a restricted current of pulsating oxygen in a closed vessel. The method claims indefinite preservation and yields a healthful drink described as chaan paguized milk. The process requires skimming, sweetening, flavoring, oxygen charging, and carbousaeld gees elutmpagnization to produce a fresh tasting beverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Vorthind ‘Prin
New Potato Varieties Needed As Old Types Deteriorate
Agricultural notice notes potato maturity and need for new varieties over three to five years as older strains decline. It cites early rose as a breakthrough and lists recent introductions such as New Queen Early Essex Carmen No 1 Cada Sa 3 Lanier Somerset and Riomnots, warning higher prices and land use concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex
Lanier
Somerset
Maine
Care of Milk Cinn: Importance of clean handling for safe milk
The article stresses proper milking and milk handling to ensure quality. It warns that neglect leads to sour milk and unsanitary cans, urging all involved—from producers to sellers—to perform their duties to guarantee clean, good milk for consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gandhi
Gregrebr Gil Cate
Maine
Roadside Weed Control Needs Lawful Citywide Effort
The article argues weeds along roadsides require prompt destruction and that farmers cannot act alone. It urges lawners meetings and state laws to make roadside weed killing compulsory, noting one careless farmer can undo many efforts.
Indiana Governor Mount Pushes Road Reform in State
Governor Mount of Indiana emphasizes aggressive road improvement as key to national progress. He critiques uneven tax use and calls for competent supervision, arguing good roads boost farming, growth, and efficiency, while advocating reforms without raising taxes.
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Joy. Wolcott
Massachusetts
Pingree
Michipuan
Gry. Clough
Minnesota
Hastings
Pennsylvania
James Aa. Mount
Indiana
Ao O
le Tas
Hinhy
Indiana Highway Improvement Association
Mivoy
Mount
United States
Mures
Gov. Mount
Moroto
Bewan
Gentel
Efreles
Make Roads Water Tight
Quote from Mr Nfarrison of the Agriculture Bureau of Roads argues roads stay sound when foundations stay dry. He cites the heavy roller and frost protection as essential to prevent water damage and maintain durable surfaces.
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Mr. Nfarrison
Depirhinet
Agriculture Bureau of
Cnebel
Witty and Wise Bowed Bowed Lord Bowen Dead
Humorous and satirical recollections honor Lord Bowen who died in DSI. The piece recalls his quick wit and clever quips about public figures, inclining to playful digs at the Prince of Wales and medieval scholars. The memory highlights his talent for witty aphorisms and a tradition of social satire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Bowen
Dsi
Justine
Bowen
Puanburg
Prince of Wales
Judges Debate Draft Address To Royalty
The judges discuss revising an address to royalty starting with Conscious as we are of our shortcomings. Bowen suggests a safer version about one another's shortcomings. A judge notes another bench member slept through the afternoon and adjourned at half past. Bowen adds a quip about rising early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowen
Ancient Britons Played Dice and Dwelt Nearby in Antiquity
The article notes long standing dice gambling across many cultures and highlights Glastonbury lake-dwelling discoveries. It describes relics including a deer horn dice box with dice inside, crude tools for bread and grinding, bone needles, horn combs, and various animal remains indicating a mixed diet. Skulls showing decapitation and rough life, plus slings as common weapons, support a clash with spear wielders and possible bow use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glastonbury
Deerborn
Chleagy Chronicle
Arrogant Frog and Curious Furniture Note
A quirky tale of a boastful frog sizing up a bull and the consequences of pride contrasts with a curiously detailed advert for a bachelor wardrobe bed furniture. The fragmentary text blends fable and catalog copy, with odd humor and stray lines about storage and a humorous observation on neighbors.
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Karna
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Mivere
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Luean Bary
Bau
Deena General Banking Business
Civee
D. N. Young
Cas. Proven
Jessen Lint
John G. Yeagley
Fremont
Emory G. Melendy
Ind
D. H. Patchen
A.D. Caswell
Stephen A. Powers
Qld
B. F. Wolfe
Munn & Co
Scientific American
New York
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Washington, D
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Cincinnati
HA Effect
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Cinsinnati
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Jackson
Jackson & Cincinnati Mail
Jackson & Vaneert Express
Phasenger
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Jurkeding Mich
van Wert
Drake
Ohio
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Fort Wayn
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West
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Hilledale
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Angola
Waterloo
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Fort Wayne
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