Corn Fodder and Silage Debate in Farming Columns
A long discussion on corn fodder versus hay, silage, and field husking argues for silage as economical and digestible cattle feed. Several writers from New York, Ohio, and New England praise ensilage and corn fodder while noting practical cutting methods and advantages for dairy, beef, and sheep.
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Orange Judd
Saye
Timothy Bay
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Feed economics and political notes loom in Illinois scene
The article discusses eastern farmers facing western competition and the need to cut costs by saving fodder from cornfields to winter stock. It covers Senatorial gerrymandering, legislative process concerns, and a London street labor dispute over relief, ending with a local ad for Early Risers pills.
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Wooler Pennaylranis
Yleiting
Nore
Ilinois
Great Western Plains
Cambridge Cor
London
House of Commons
Lawa
The Chicago Journal Looks Ahead to 1894
The Chicago Journal announces a notable 1894 with no looming financial crash and plans to cover Wilson Tariff debate in detail. It pledges to be the strongest Republican paper in the west, faithful to truth and public welfare as it marks its golden jubilee and retains its status as the oldest Chicago family newspaper.
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Chicago Journal
Washington
Tak Jocrnal
Jocrnal
West
Chicago
ChicaGo Jocenal
Beating Across Departments Highlights Knowledge Progress
A brief note describes beat articles spanning every department of knowledge and progress. It profiles journalistic work aimed at covering diverse fields with accuracy and timely reporting, showing the newsroom's broad scope and commitment to informed public discourse.
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Department of Knowledge and Progress
Beat
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