Dairying pastures and stock improved for central New York
A speech urges better pasture management in central New York to boost dairy output and cheese quality. It cites England and Oneida County comparisons, advocates alfalfa, roots, oil meal, and improved stock, with notes on Italian cheese practices and regional butter reputations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Daniel Batehr
Stratford
Ont
Kebruy
Erby
England
Oneida
Newark
Erly
Europe
United States
Crain
Milan
Italy
London
Paris
Florence
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Lucerne
Blakewell
Arkwright and Hargreaves
Preparing Sheep for Market
In preparing sheep for market the object is to show them to their best advantage. Equal size type color and age improve sale value and display skill in sheep management. The text notes female selection adjustments and aims to maximize the wing.
Shelter sheds for pastures proposed by Germantown Telegraph
The Germantown Telegraph suggests providing shade and shelter for cattle in pastures lacking natural cover. It advocates simple sheds with open sides for airflow, noting a twelve by twenty foot structure needs about six hundred feet of timber and one thousand feet of boards, affordable for an average farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germatown Telegraph
Bees Show Red Clover Work In Full Bloom In Wisconsin
Mr. W. M. Chapel of Kingston reports a poor honey season with 25 to 52 colonies and 100 pounds surplus. He observes bees, mostly red clover workers, foraging by the thousands as the field blooms, with many returning laden but failing to alight. He notes bees move toward red clover then Buckwheat nearby and identifies a "spotted adder" term for defaulters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Chapel
Kingston
Wis
Hee Journal
Tragedy of Wyoming and Immigrant Fears Overshadow Threads
A lengthy editorial decries the Rock Springs massacre in Wyoming Territory as a stain on civilization. It argues native concerns over immigration, warns of anti Chinese sentiment, and urges Americans to consider stricter controls on European paupers and ruffians while reflecting on potential government action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Rock Springs
Wyoming Territory
United States
China
Asia
Cleveland
America
New York
Chicago
Europe
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
A Reminder of a Running Brook
A farmer tells the deacon he prefers liquor from a narrow mouthed jug because it reminds him of the brook on his farm as the liquor gurgles. The exchange is recounted from the New York Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer Furrow
Deacon Dewgood
New York Journal
Huge muskalonge lands after long fight on Thousand Islands
Two anglers fished for an hour and a half at the Thousand Islands before landing a large muskalonge. They broke its back to bring it ashore. The giant fish weighed 35 pounds and measured 51 inches from nose to tail, covered with dark brown freckles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatlard
Thousand Islands
Calton Shipments From Cheater BG Balance 1884 85
From September 1, 1884, to September 1, 1885, Cheater BG reports a shipment total of 40,957 bales of caltion leaving the port. The figures reflect annual export activity for the period and indicate significant volume for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheater
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Boston Awaard
Rousehold Fint's
Turkey
U.S
Bass Bros
Terrell
Nes
E. C. West
John C. West & CO
Madison ST
Illg
West
Ci Smith & CO
St. Louisa
Oiano
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