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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1884
Page
11
A dated editorial urges rapid reconciliation between North and South, praising postwar cooperation, Northern investment in Southern industry, and a stance against political violence. It warns against doomed leaders, calls for honest Southern leadership, and cites broader economic ties as path to a united nation.
The New Hampshire State convention denounces the alleged 1876 electoral vote scheme to overturn Hayes’s victory. It cites an adopted son of Thomas Tilden at Gramercy Park as a key figure in the plan and notes broad Democratic criticism of the affair.
A long, fractured political piece argues the Democratic party’s unity and loyalty are tested by Republican opposition, the war era debates, and critiques of leaders and policies. It notes alliances in Kentucky and Minnesota, calls to preserve democracy, and references to Mexican letters and local editorials. Additional items cite a bizarre tale in Chicago about a man surviving an attempted homicide by his wife, then hanging himself.
A broad survey of dairy methods discusses butter packing with stone crocks versus clay, costs of good butter in Georgia, and European cheese variety. It warns on spring grazing, soil compaction, butter washing, and care with calves, cows’ grazing habits, milking hygiene, and temperature control in butter and cheese.
The article urges farmers to milk heifers from birth with their first calves. It argues early milking keeps the udder developing and prevents rebellion when later calves are removed. It stresses maintaining milk flow through the first season to establish a proper lactation pattern.
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