Farmers build cash grain co op in Frederick valley
The old town of Frederick Maryland famed for Earhart Fritehte sits in a fertile grain belt. Wretterick county farmers formed a stock cooperative capitalized at 12000 dollars to buy grain and seeds. In two and a half years it reports 40 percent profits on capital and expanding operations with farming implements and fertilizing lines. The venture uses cash transactions and strong working capital to maximize bargains for customers.
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Frederick
Earhart Fritehte
Wretterick County
Duainess
RAPE FOR HOGS IN PLAWULTUS FARM ADVISORY
A farmer in Yellow Springs details hog foraging as a quick growth forage strategy for crops. He notes hogs eat pasture rapidly, allowing six weeks of grazing and continued pasture use, but warns wet ground and slow growth affect results. He emphasizes patience and careful planning with dairy-like feed requirements.
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Winston Hee
Yellow Springs
Plants In The Garden Advice On Small Plots And Climbing Vines
The guide discusses choosing crops by garden size and soil quality, suggesting radishes, celery, and onions over potatoes for limited space. It highlights planting fruiting plants like berries and grapes, using vines for fences, and placing shade‑sensitive crops like strawberries away from vegetables for optimal sun and layout.
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Nak
Howe
Tate
Peruna touted as cure for La Grippe epidemic catarrh
A long notice extols Peruna as the standard remedy for la grippe and catarrh, claiming doctors recognize grip as epidemic and Peruna cures both the illness and its aftereffects. It quotes testimonials from patients across the United States and Canada praising rapid relief, restored strength, and avoidance of aftercare.
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Hartman
M. D
Peruna
Caroline Webber
Troop Ave
Brooklyn
N.Y
Grange Prosperity Report At New York Session
Special to The Sun Ogdenburg N Y Feb 16 Grange records show total membership 1234 with 213 members in arrears and a gain of 3002 for the year Treasurer reports balance January 1 396 $17907 45 Gov C J Bell of Vermont attended with his two daughters and wife Gay Bell addressed a public meeting Worthy Master Elliot B Nortin presiding The 23rd annual session met at the opera house with discussion of Grange finances and membership amid sociopolitical commentary including jokes about the czar
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C.J. Bell
Vermont
B. Roberts
Gay
Bell
Ogdengburg
New York State
Elliot
B. Nortin
PUT EM UP FARM ADVERTISING
Frank B. White of Chicago, an advertising expert, urges farmers to use fences, buildings, livestock, and crops near highways to advertise their business. He says well placed bulletin boards capture a home market for firm products. In selling purebred stock, treat customers with courtesy and build trust through fair dealings and patient acquaintance.
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Frank B. White
Chicago
Fodder for stock guidance from farmers journal
A practical article discusses fodder efficiency and rack designs to reduce waste as weather turns dry. It notes stock quickly eat fodder while trampling and wasting hay, urging economical feeding methods and low-cost rack constructions using poles, 2x4s, and hardwood.
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John M. Jamisos
Thay Willvan
Adulterated alfalfa seeds trigger nationwide tests
The agriculture department announced a crackdown on adulterated or mislabeled alfalfa and other Brassica seeds. Tests on samples from 742 seedmen revealed impurities in lots from John T. Darris Leechport Pennsylvania F H Eberling Harvey Seed Co Buffalo New York J A Moody Youngstown W H Small & Co Evansville Indiana Teewelles Co Milwaukee and Young Halstead Troy New York. The department will report test results and names of seed sellers and offers samples to farmers or seed owners upon request.
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Hiat Congress
Amich Samiy
Canada
J. A. Moody
Youngstown
W. H. Small & Co
Evansville
Ind
Tewelles & Co
Milwaukee
Wis
Young & Halstead
Troy
Department of Agriculture
Expelled Member Sparks Sensitivity Among Representatives
A representative group expelled a member after he called them boodiera. Lawmakers appear increasingly sensitive, likened to reluctant railroaders, as the dispute prompts heated reactions and political fallout.
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Uno Amie
Reb
Preparing for War in the Balkans Amid Turkish Tensions
Scripps Auræ Press reports describing heightened Turkish military drills in Thrace and headlines of possible conflict with Bulgaria. Daily tyraf and sea patrols near Sitonica signal escalating tension, with war in Macedonia expected to intensify this spring. An Austrian squadron in Greek waters adds to the uneasy scene despite uncertain fanfare.
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Scripps-Aurae Press Association
Constantinople
Agriny
Sitonica
Bulgaria
Tbe
Appiaing
Maredonia
Fragmented Ad Promises Cure Ailments With Powder
An incomplete pasted notice touts a treatment labeled Nothing More Dangerous and claims an oil and vapor cure. It mentions absorption through the skin, a fancy preparation, and free mailing from a vague address in Alten s wed La Roz Mi. The text is garbled but reads as a medical cure advertisement with dubious claims.
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Jon Cotes
Addewes
Alten S. Wed
la Roz
Mi. T
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