COURTSHIP AND MARRIAGE OF THE ELDER ADAMS T: COURTSHIP AND MARRIAGE OF THE ELDER ADAMS
From the Cincinnati Chronicle a tale recounts the Weymouth Massachusetts era in which John Adams and Cranch pursued Miss Smith. The elder Smith resisted Adams at first, yet he persevered to win her. Mrs Adams later supported her husband in his prolific career.
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Huron Reflector
Paris
Matthew M’Kelrey
New Haven
Abijah Tres
Greenwich
Varney Pearce
Olivesburgh
George A. Knight
P. M. Clear Creek
Richard Salisbury
Clarkesfield
Smith Blurr
P.M. Wakeman
Justin Sherman
P. M. Florence
George A. Boalt
Amherst
Wlipharet Redington
Elyria
Ozvn
P.M. cree
Cincinnati Chronicle
ELDER ADAMS
Weymouth
Norfolk county
Massachuetts
Weymouth meeting house
Jacob Norton
Norton
old Plymouth Rock
N. England
Smith
Noron
parson Smith
Mary
Quincy
Cranch
Adams
Ile
Court of Common Pleas
Massachusetts
District of Columbia
John Adams
United States
John
Miss Smith
Mr Adams
Mr Smith
New England
MADISON
Portland Daily Advertiser
Orange Court House
Charlottsville
mysel
Madisons plantation
Virginia
Cicero
Scipio
Irrigation methods for richer grass yields proposed by Andrews
In this Genesee Farmer note TD Andrews shares practical irrigation techniques to boost hay and grass yields. He details diverting stream water into artificial channels, constructing dams and furrows, guiding level channels with a simple level instrument, and using boards or augers to regulate flow. He cites Vermont experience increasing yields from under a ton to two tons per acre and urges broader adoption to add large value to Monroe county farms.
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New York
Monroe county
Vermont
Ute bank
Llere
Iaan
hn TD. ANDREWS
Pittsford
Preparing for July hay is urged with seasonal care
The article advises timely mowing to maximize hay quality and drying, recommending if possible to cut thick growing grass first and thin grass last, use a hoarse rake on level ground, and mix green cut grass or clover with straw to feed livestock. It also suggests salting new hay to preserve moisture and notes practical tips for layering during storage.
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Agricultural Report of
Scotland
Hay Making Art Says Drying Time and Handling Matter
The article discusses proper hay making focusing on drying to prevent heating in stacks while preserving grass juice. It compares methods for clover between swath drying two thirds thickness then covering and minimal handling versus spreading swaths promptly to hasten drying. Advice varies with weather conditions.
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