Edgeworth Pipe Tasting and Free Samples Offer
A vintage advertisement invites pipe smokers to try Edgeworth tobacco claiming it suits many, though not all. It promises free samples of Ready Rubbed and Plug Slice via postcard to Larus & Brother Co in Richmond Virginia and offers prepaid cartons to retailers if supplied by jobbers.
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Edgeworth
Aimcolf
Uncle Sam
Meekengers
Larus & Brother Co
South 21St Streed
Richmond
Virginia
Dyeworth
Larusé& Brother Company
Eastern States exhibit to showcase club farming practices
Thirteen states send 40 daily demonstrations and 40 judging teams at the Eastern States exposition to depict practices by 4-H and club members, led by cooperative work with the United States Department of Agriculture. Elizabeth Farley of Amherst, Massachusetts, features dairy cattle sheep pigs and poultry in a model paddock.
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Madale
United A@tatna Department of Agriculture
Boys’ and
Gil
Chih
United States Department of Agriculture
Sigi
Elizabeth Farley
Amherst
Mass
Miss Farley
Eln
Eli
Len
Farley
Marley
Atock
Camp Wall
Problems Hinder Clover Seed Growth in State Study
A State Agricultural college report from Mined outlines factors hindering clover seed success. Issues include winter idling of southern grown seed, yield decline, and heavy seeding of the lis crop among others.
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State Agricultural College
Tools Required in Garden Hours of Work and Care
People pegged the garden in a place to hoe and pull weeds during the day. Proper tools and paid attention make garden care a pleasure rather than hardship.
Plans for eradication of tuberculosis in cattle and hogs
The Eastern States Tuberculosis conference in Hartford discussed testing areas as the main eradication method. Chicago packers pledged to pay a premium for hogs bred and fed in counties accredited as tuberculosis free, strengthening area plans. Federal and state officials urged creating tuberculosis free counties as demonstrations of progress, with a third regional conference likely next year.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Hartford
Cent
Chicago
Alltve
New England
Drive Wagon Close To Crib In Sloped Basement Barn
A Nebraska writer describes a Farm Journal remedy for moving a wagon in a basement barn. Level the slope and lay down a grooved concrete path to guide wheel traffic from the open end toward the bin, aligning with a wider groove and curved end to pull the wagon into place.
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D. R. van Horn
Nebrraska
Farm Journal
Better Laws Against Dogs Affecting Sheep
The USDA says 48 states have dog laws to protect sleep but many are poorly planned or enforced, allowing dogs to damage flocks, especially in farming states. Improved enforcement may yield better sheep conservation than weaker laws, as dogs deter men from entering the sheep industry.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Time to Cut Sweet Clover in North Dakota Trial
A North Dakota experiment station trial shows cutting sweet clover at 12 to 14 inches yields a strong second crop. Cutting too low can kill plants. buds form between the stem and branches, so removing all lower branches reduces future growth and lowers first crop potential.
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North Dakota Experiment Station
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