The Lord a Tale of the Old West Chapter Contnued
Prudence Corson reveals a frightening episode with Brigham Young and Heber Kimball urging her to marry Joseph Smith for celestial reward. Joel Rae confronts faith versus doctrine while Captain Girnway protects the family and Prudence weighs departure to Springfield.
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Geome
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Heber Kimball
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Gilet Rae
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Moses
Tim
Work in the tool shed winter maintenance urge
A reading on farm and home urges winter work in the tool shed to clean repair and order mower binder cultivator and plows. It emphasizes fixing soon ordering distant repairs and storing tools to prevent rust and weather damage, noting a shed is a good winter project.
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Roing
What to Feed with Corn for Pig Gains
A Missouri experiment station tent compared feeds with corn or corn meal. Linseed meal outperformed wheat middlings as a supplement, being more palatable and promoting faster gains. To match oil meal costs, middlings would need to cost $14–$15 per ton. linseed meal remains a top option with corn in Missouri.
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Missouri Experiment Station
Missouri
Revolving clothes horse idea saves household snow footing
A Farm and Home tip suggests a revolving clothes horse mounted on a solid post near the back stoop. The design uses a hole in the top arm and beveled spiked connections or bolt-through arms, with 3 to 5 arms of equal length. No special skill required, rope supports arms, set post before measuring arms, and a simple model can be nailed together to test.
Farm items Ventilate the cellar and keep fruit cool
Farm Journal notes practical farming tips. Ventilate the cellar and prevent freezing of fruit, sorting apples regularly. Among money making schemes, the old fashioned ways endure, while Sandy well can improve with barnyard manure adding decaying matter. Spinach thrives as an easily grown crop and offers good satisfaction. Plant three to four ounces in autumn after a summer crop to yield greens through late autumn and early spring.
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Farm Journal
Cattle Prices High Stimulate Rearing, Market Signals Boost Farmers
The report from the beef cattle market notes demand exceeds visible supply and pool prices will be maintained for a period. Analysts say higher prices will spur cattle rearing and likely improve conditions for eastern and middle West farmers.
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Farm Journal
Nubbin chopper plan described by Prairie Farmer correspondent
A Prairie Farmer correspondent shares a cheap simple nubbin chopper for corn feed. The device uses a heavy corn knife attached to a crib post with a lag screw and a bottom plank forming a trough to guide corn toward the blade.
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The
Prairie Farmer
Draining Lands Offers Reclamation For Northwest Farms
J F Vojta of Gustavous Adolphus College urges farmers to drain undrained lands to improve productivity. He notes one to thirty percent of sections may need drainage, turning swampy soil into fertile fields for grasses and fodder crops, with payback from early harvests.
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J. F. Vojta
Gustavous Adolphus College
Big or Little Farms Depend on Location in Iowa
Clarke county farmer writes that farm size matters less than location. He argues 80 or 120 acres struggles to pay, 100 acres better, and 160 acres more likely to cover obligations. Near cities truck farming helps, providing manure. distant farms face tougher years and less income.
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Iowa
Clarke County
Farmers’ Review
Credit Due as Accounts Are Set for the Year
The author notes that when accounts are ready to figure this year, credit should be given to the good wife, sons, and daughters for their excellent work helping keep the balance on the right side of the page.
Eyes Should Not Be Kept Long Before Market Sale
A cautionary note warns that holding items too long erodes value as markets shift efficiency declines. Proponents urge timely sale to maximize returns and avoid depreciation from age and market saturation.
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