State Aid in Building Roads
State aid to wagon roads is argued as essential to share road-building costs beyond farming taxpayers. The piece cites New York farmers bearing most road costs and compares New Jersey Rhode Island Connecticut Massachusetts and Washington State programs with property owner contributions and state funding. It notes broad agricultural support and a shift toward statewide funding as roads modernize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allers
Farmers’ Congress
St. Paul
Otho Doerner
National Committee For Pigsway Improvement
Department of Agriculture
New York
Maiil
New Jersey
Lind Ag Mieiue
Valle
Highwiaw Coumnissigner
Rhode Island
Connecticn
Washington
Tina Quest
Nis
United States
Two Writers Ties of George Meredith and Zola Methods
The passage notes George Meredith keeps two tan dachshunds and entertains visitors Sundays while avoiding writing. It describes his opinion that intricate thoughts need elaborate expression and that inspiration can arise from a striking face. It details his child friendly manner and a life rule influenced by Zola. It mentions his writing method of planning first then crafting chapters and environments. It also references plans to write a history of French literature and children tales and notes his first work as a young writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Meredith
Tao
Tim
Zola
Tie
Paullis
Zala
Fragmented fable about cabbage and visitors ends in moral line
An odd tale unfolds with talking cabbage and visitors at a doorway then at a cabbie exchange. The dialogue shifts between strange figures including a tsarist and a srover as the piece concludes with a moral about pride before a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eubiaze
Chace
Atlas
Tair Cousiiel
Et Co
Neres
Pepesed
Vane
Vane Dhp Simtitien It Was Hoa Road Baeiet
Fragmented Reflection on a Grim Courtroom Exchange
A cryptic scene unfolds with a beadle and a man at a straitened moment in a quarry of speech. The judge, recalled in stern warning, hints that the law will judge harshly and that power and life may be weighed against moral danger.
How to Educate a Good Dairy Cow in Winter Farm Notes
Agricultural advice from the Indiana State Dairy Assn cites starting with young calves to form muscle and a balanced ration. Key points include graded feeding from skim milk and oil to oats, clover, and bran, plus gradual herd management and care for calving stalls and water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Dairy Assant
Goodvich
Wanda
Wisconsin Bulletin
Goodrich Innis
Gaedrich
Value of Clean Milking and Hand Motion
A New England Homestead item describes milking efficiency using a worker and later a hired hand. It notes milk yields drop when a boy milks, recover with the farmer milking, rise again with hired labor, and finally reach lower yields again. It explains a hand motion to mimic calf suckling without graphic detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarek
Sidan Tis
Qudckly
New England Homestead
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Francois Arage
Pole Polytechasiquie
Leflore
Monsieur Die Mirecourt
Arago
Sin
Exander
Aternly
Monsieur
Akeware
Esaudidate
Gita Paiva
Abel
Agricultural News
Spaire
Amy Kom
North Carolina
Germantown
Massachusetts
Giraners’ Association
Fletcher
Tatt
Michigan
Lucar Reeta
Parasiti Om
Aly
Saiads Aire
Palatine
Chadera
Bank OF Esendet
Fremont
Brean Ratt
Newt
Baty
Civas
D. N. Young’s
Pires
Jesse Law
John G. Yeagley
Notary Public
Collectio
Insa Specialty
Indiana
Emory G. Melendy
Bank of Fremont
Fremont, Ind
D. H. Patchen
A.D. Casweall
Stephen A. Powers
Decedentsa Estates
Reeves’ Jewelry Store
Anolis
B. F. Wolfe
Unis
Munn & Co
Scientific American
Ninn & Co
F St
Washington, D
Fremont Eagle
Cincinnati Northern Railroad Company
Traine Pass
Bryan
Cincinnati & Jackson Mail
van Wert & Jackson Kaupresa
Vunsscogor
Jackson & Cincinnati Mail
Jackson & van Wert Express
Jackson
Mich
Ciautunuti
van Wert
Funday
Unite States
FB Drake
Cook
Up. A
Ohio
Nui
RY Moly
Mai Gol
Anmoim
Pienuant Lake
Waterloo
Uburn Junction
Fort Wayne
Dale
S. R’y
Erloo
Jad
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