West Virginia Governor Hopeful Courts Geese Farm Visit
Democratic candidate Holt, campaigning for West Virginia governor, visited a farmer with sixty geese. Holt reportedly entered the contest and won with notable margin, while nearby racing reports note the scene. In Toronto area, railway work replaced an old bridge with a new 130 foot span, causing a forty minute line interruption.
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Cendianis
Owen Judge Holt
West Virginia
Judge Holt
Competiton
Ariten
Strartville
Toronto
Political Buttons Prohibited in Canada Campaign Heat
In Canada political buttons are banned during the heat of a campaign due to a clause in the Dominion Franchise Act. The rule prohibits any person from displaying political faith after official nominations are made.
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Canada
National Livestock Convention to Spotlight Salt Lake City
The fourth annual meeting of the National Live Stock Association will be held in Salt Lake City under the Mormon church assembly hall with a grand concert in the Tabernacle. Denver will send a special train January 13 for $18 round trip, with excursions after adjournment. Colorado delegates and visitors will enjoy a full program, with accommodations urged to be secured promptly.
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National Live Stock Association
Galt Lake
Ealt Lake City
Steek
Assembly Hall
The
Mormon Church
Tabernacle
Colorado
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Denver
Salt Lake City
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
K. Hooper
Rio Grande
The Change of Life and Woman's Nervous Health
The article discusses perimenopause symptoms in modern life, noting hot flashes, heart surges, feverish heat, chills, and fears of danger. It emphasizes nervous strain and the need for help to ease distressing signs in women during this life stage.
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Chile
Lystin
Winkhiam
Irving Perid
Pris
Lydia E. Pinteham
Jenner Nout
Bui Keyser St
Germantown
Rhode Island College tests lime on acid soils in agriculture
The Rhode Island College of Agriculture conducted trials to measure lime effects on acid soils across multiple crops. Barley and oats showed mixed responses, with limed plots often yielding more than unlimed ones, while spring rye tolerated acidity well. Cowpea and soybeans proved highly adaptable to acid soil, benefiting especially from lime in certain regimens.
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Acti Fol
Rhode Island College of Agriculture
Munsbury
United States
Maine
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Oregon
Alfalfa farming urged by Clothier in central west study
An article by Prof Geo L Clothier on alfalfa cites its pivotal role in central west agriculture. It outlines soil preparation, subsoiling, manure use, seedbed, and sowing methods, stressing moisture retention and proper timing for successful establishment and yields.
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Berding Atfatta
F. D. Coburn
Kunsan Department of Agriculture
Geo. L. Clothier
Kansas Agricultural College
Kansas
Preventing Potato Seed Crop Loss and Storage Notes
The report covers methods to prevent potato scab using corrosive sublimate or formalin on seed potatoes, with test results from Vermont Experiment Station showing 4 percent and 9 percent losses versus 41 percent on untreated seed. It also notes grape storage in sawdust, cabbage like kale growth, broad adaptability of kale, soil needs for potatoes, flax fertility, and a claim on butter profitability.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Department
Quali
Vermont
United States
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