The Chicken Career and The Moral of Ade Fables
A satirical tale traces a Youth pursuing rapid wealth in commerce and social status. He chases a luxury life with a Derby and 14 karat band while expanding debts to fund a grand dream of owning a house, servants, and a country escape, only to learn the peril of overreaching and the joke of the “Chicken Ranch.”
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Fiat
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Farm and The Binder For Silage Corn The Shocker on Small Farms
The article compares corn harvest methods for small farms noting costs per acre. Shocker systems cost about 1.06 dollars per acre versus 1.18 for sled harvesters and 1.50 for binders or by hand. It discusses labor, efficiency, and practical handling of shocks and bundles.
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J. Zintheo
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Frugal farmer guards tools and wagons against waste
The article praises thrift in farming as a man keeps tools in repair and sheltered, avoids buying new wagons, and notes aging gear, debts, and discouraged storage of old wagons while stressing a dedicated space for winter repairs.
Dry Land For Sheep
Farmers are urged to keep sheep on dry well drained ground as wet or bottom land causes foot rot parasites and weakens the flock. Dry warm ground is essential for healthy sheep and better hoof care.
Holding Cotton at Home in Texas
A Farm and Ranch writer from Texas explains a thirty year method of storing cotton at home. He builds upright rails three feet apart and lays cotton bales edgewise on the ground to weather through rains, then sells when prices suit him, avoiding bankers or merchants.
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