Seed Corn Care and Drying Methods Warned by Agricultural Study
The American Agriculturist summarizes hundreds of farmer reports on seed corn selection and drying. It urges choosing well cured, vigorous ears, drying slowly and keeping seed dry to avoid frost and vermin, with methods from kiln drying to crib storage and late husking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Hiram Smith
Fulton County
D. W. Dickinson
John Gould
J. E. Woodford
Kansas
Waldo Brown
Ohio
J. M. Fickle
Iowa
Bette
Georgia Farmers Alliance Bans Jute Bagging and More
The farmers alliance in Georgia imposes a broad boycott touching jute bagging, newspapers, towns, and cities. Spartanburg and Charleston face targeted actions with cotton moved to other markets, while reports say merchants fear reduced business and a potential political impact from the coordinated boycott.
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Farmers’ Alliance
Georgia
Jute Bagging Trust
Greenville
Alliance
Cr Y
Spartanburg
Possie
Spartansburg
Charleston
Butler County Alliance
Chareston
Home Made Pruning Shears Engraving Explanation
An engraving illustrates serviceable pruning shears with a movable blade, pitman rod, and lever system. It explains jaw angles, grinding bevels, and screw connection, noting tree and vine use and a kid dialogue about school arbor day.
Vast array of curious world notes and oddities
A compendium of global facts and curiosities touching industry, people, and places from copper tempering to giants of statistics. Notables include Auburn Maine shoe works Pittsburg ax factory Copenhagen statue plans New York World's Fair talk Amy Levy death and Amy Train jail Boston and many more in rapid miscellany.
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Auburn
Pittsburg
Congo
England
DeQuincey
New Zealand
Sweden
New England
King
Spain
Gen. Boulanger
Jersey
Buffalo
Berlin
Hamburg
Mozambique
Zanzibar
Amy Levy
George Francis Train
New York City
Citizen Train
Boston
Cavanagh
Europe
Paris
Isso
Steubenville
Strasburg
Prussia
Connecticut Prohibition State Debate Reflects Teetotal Organ View
A teetotal Connecticut stance argues the state will become prohibition within five years. The piece contrasts pro and con positions, noting a split in local opinion and referencing Castoria as a child remedy. The quotation hints at broader societal debates on alcohol.
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Connecticut
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Agricultural
The
Farmers Alliance of Georgia
Mamma
Howard
Puck
James Russell Lowell
America
Princess of Wales
Copenhagen
Jeff Davis
Roger Q. Mills
Addison Cammack
Judge Terry
Kentucky
Balfour
Eliza Jamison Stan‘en
Bellefonte
Russia
West Chester
East Bradford
Mary
Massachussets Reformatory
Columbus
Ind
Cordelia Meyers
Newville
Cumberland County
N. Y
John Quincy Adams
Tuk Yourn’s Companion
Tue Youth’s Companion
Masa
Salvation Oil
Temperance
Sean
Dr Bull
Fruitovets Liski
Castoria
Pevenre
J. F. Smith & CO
St. Louis
Bradfield Regulator
Atlanta
Uto Labor
Ely
ELY Bros
Warren St
Texas
Bancroft
U. S
Hisory Co
San Francisco
Cal
Yumal
South
P. Preuitt
Fort Worth
Dallas
Ter
Dalas Business College
Lawrence Commercial College
DAS
San Antonio
Addrona
Hill, Prest
Waco
Bryant’s College
Main &St
T Spee
H. H. Kerr
Tex
United States Patent Office
Washington, DC
Mabit
J. L. Stephens
Lebanon
Magic Remedy Mertry
Cook Remedy Co
Omaha, Neb
Brewster, Helly, Mich
Perry Davis
Pain-Killer
J. N. Harris & Go., Limited
wWoeetern
DR. Israel
Owen
North Broadway
A. J. Tower
Mass
Galf
Congress
Bitton
LACK
Fargos
Fargo A CO
Chicago
Lil
Moody
Moody & CO
Cincinnati, O
Chichester
Ladtea
End Rand
Retarsa Mall
Chester
Hemi ‘Co
Badicon Sq
Phila
Caresta
Cinotanati JT
Warner
J.H. Dye
Buffalo, N.Y
W. N. U. Dallas
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