Edgeworth Tobacco Sample Offer to Pipe Smokers
A promotional letter invites pipe smokers to request free Edgeworth tobacco samples to try Ready Rubbed and Plug Sileas. It urges personal experience to decide if Edgeworth fits their brand taste and strength, promising swift parcel post delivery via Larus & Brother Co. Richmond Virginia.
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Edgeworth
Uncle Sam
Larus & Brother Co
South 21St Street
Richmond
Virginia
Raciar
Tobacco Merciante
Adgeworth, Larus & Brother Company
Eastern States show shifts to cooperative club displays
Thirteen states will present daily demonstrations of farm club practices under the U S Department of Agriculture and state colleges at the Eastern States exposition. No individual or competing club groups will exhibit this year. Milzabeth Farley of Amherst Mass and Miss Marley lead a model paddock with dairy cows sheep pigs and poultry. Farley began her work in 1913 at age ten and has since earned multiple prizes and grown to 980 2% stock about 80 laying hens 500 chickens and three horses. Demonstrations by 40 judges from 18 states plus 40 additional entries will judge tote and rival exhibits. A radio outfit on the grounds will relay messages.
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United States Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural Colleges
Miss Farley
En Ely
Astern
Camp Wall
Lime Shortage Hinders Clover Growth Inregion
A garbled report cites Lime shortages and multiple factors hampering clover yields. The Sinte Agricultural collage né Tihaca notes lime availability and winter conditions as key issues, with several other causes listed such as diseased seed and heavy weed pressure.
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Boulheu
Tools Required in Garden
A concise note on garden work emphasizing that proper tools and timely attention transform maintenance from chores into a pleasure. stresses that inadequate equipment leads to difficulty and frustration for garden wardens.
Plans for Eradication of Tuberculosis in Cattle and Pigs
The Eastern Station tuberculosis conference at Hartford Conn emphasized cattle and hog testing, praising a plan that pays a premium of 10 cents per hundredweight for hogs bred and shipped from counties accredited as tuberculosis free. Attendees urged establishing white spots of free counties nationwide to demonstrate and hasten eradication efforts.
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United Ayatee Departmiant of Agriculture
Esstern Staton
Fqrtford
Conn
Chicago Paeckera
New England
Nother
Drive Wagon Close To Crib In Sloped Basement Barn
A Nebraska farm article describes setting a slope level and pouring concrete in a basement barn to ease wagon access. Grooved wheel paths guide tires toward the crib, allowing wheels to settle tightly as the wagon is moved into position.
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Wiren
D. R. van Mon
Nebraska
Farm Journal
Aketel
Better Laws Against Dogs Threaten Sheep Industry
The USDA notes 48 states have dog laws for protecting flocks but many are poorly designed or weakly enforced. Ineffective laws with lax enforcement hinder sheep farming more than better laws, as dogs deter entrants into the sheep business and cause industry setbacks.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Time to Cut Sweet Clover Crops at ND Station
A 1918 trial at the North Dakota experiment station shows cutting sweet clover 12 to 14 inches high yields a strong second crop. If cut too low the plant regrowth is removed along the stem forks, reducing future yields.
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North Dakota Experiment Station
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