Harvesting Corn Fodder By Cutting Plants For Higher Hay Value
A. L. French argues against fodder pulling and promotes cutting entire corn plants at maturity to produce hay on land worth $50 per acre. He asserts two tons per acre can be produced at $8.50 per ton, with modern two-man crews yielding far more hay daily and higher value than pulled fodder. On large farms, shredders may add profit.
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A. L. French
Raleigh
N. C
Hudson Fulton fete opens with pageants and naval review
New York hosts a week long celebration honoring Hendrik Hudson and Robert Fulton. The event showcases historic pageants amid airship flights and naval parades as ships gather to mark two centuries of river exploration and steam navigation. The exhibition will move upriver to involve cities linked to Hudson’s discovery and Fulton’s invention.
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New York
Hudson River
Hendrik Hudson
Manhattan Island
Robert Fulton
Hudson
Fulton
Georgetown Amends Trolley Ordinance on Bond Forfeiture Clause
An amendment to the 1909 ordinance authorizing Harry C Case to construct and operate an overhead trolley railway adds a five day notice and ipso facto forfeiture provision for lapse or cancellation of the required surety bond of 3000 dollars. The measure clarifies City Council's protection against loss or damage to public and private property during construction and operation.
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Harry C. Case
Georgetown
State of
South Carolina
A. D
S. C
United States of America
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