Grasses and seed costs for dry lands discussed
Agricultural notes cover Bromus iner mis as a drought tolerant grass with high seed price, Bermuda grass for soil binding, Rhode Island Bent, Creeping Bent, Kentucky Blue, Canada Blue, and seed oats treatment. The Ohio Experiment Station lists formalin orders with fixed prices and home purchase options, urging local procurement and experimental collaboration across townships.
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Winconaln
Bome
Sood
Bermuda
Rhode Island
Alao
United States
Canada
Smut Disease in Oats Warns Farmers Across Regions
A University of Wisconsin bulletin discusses oat smut caused by fungal parasites that infect seed and spread spores during ripening. Frost or cold kills overwintering spores, while dry seasons favor deep plow methods. Champaign County notes old style double shovel plows yield 5 to 15 more bushels per acre.
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University of Wisconsi
Cultarn Foe Caen
L. M. Ayres
Champaign County
Ohio
The
Farmers’ Review
Bolle for cultivation used to aid poultry feeding
Tinfit bolle suitable for cultivation can be harnessed to benefit poultry, offering a practical feed option.
Red Raspberries Varieties From Michigam Experiment Station
Prof L. R. Talt reports on leading red raspberry varieties Miller Marlboro Cuthbert and Golden Queen noting vigor productivity and fruit quality for home use. Rossian Watermelon varieties from Rossi and European sources show small late-season fruit with many not maturing and poor quality due to cool wet fall conditions.
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L, R. Talt
Michigam
Miller
Michigan
Cuthbert
Celery Growing Tips For Garden and Farm Homes
Celery requires a cool moist soil rich in nutrients and should be sowed in a spring seed bed for a strong summer crop. In May, late fall crops may be sown outdoors if water is available by hose. High land needs deep plowing and manure. reclaimed marshes suit celery, though it can grow in any well cultivated garden.
Planting Tree Bulletin 82 Oklahoma Experiment Station
Soil should be prepared like other crops plowed eight inches deep and firmed by harrowings. For shade trees dig large deep holes three feet each way fill with surface soil to planting depth. Soak holes if possible and plant soon. Transplant roots at natural depth and firm soil around them. Peach crop outlook varies with region with good prospects in the East and South despite winter damage elsewhere.
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Obio
Mall
Agricultural Student Union of Ohio
Wooster
Ohio
Oklahoma Experiment Station
Georgia
Seaboard
New Jersey
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
East
Chicago
Ciues
Rabies Increase in District of Columbia Warned by Doctor
Dr Balman notes a rise in rabies cases across parts of the country with DC records for year ending June 30 1900. Cases include 45 for the year, four men and sixteen children bitten, plus deaths in a cow cat and horse tested positive.
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Balman
District of Columbia
Mow and Pie A Nebraska Institute Talk on Sow Care
A Nebraska Institute speaker warns the crucial two weeks after farrowing for brood sows. Overfeeding and improper care cause digestion issues, fever, and piglet losses. keep bedding clean and dry, provide sunlight, and ensure exercise to prevent thumps. Avoid overfeeding during the first ten days after farrowing to reduce danger of colds and scours.
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Nebraska Institute
Wero
Fruit Notes and Future Prospects Amid Frosts and Blossoms
Fruit conditions show limited frost damage in California with late blossoms boosting potential yields. Citrus in good shape. West VirginiaNice peach impact limited. Missouri reports light to moderate peach injury with early varieties blooming in southern counties. Apples look strong, but small fruits may be light due to last season’s aids. Florida citrus wintering well with prospects bright and pineapples satisfactory. Mating guidance for young sows notes timing for litters and care factors including feed, exercise, and salt access.
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California
West Virginia
Missouri
Florida
O. R. Auey
Stopping Kee Katine At Poultry House
A poultry owner troubled by egg eaters shares failed methods such as shells filled with pepper and nauseous compounds. He resorted to trimming bills with a knife to stop egg pecking, but the labor is heavy and effectiveness varies. The medicated feed has helped some, but not all flocks.
Advice From A Scotch Parson On Moderation In Dram Drinking
A Scots preacher warns against excess while urging moderation in alcohol use. He humorously lists numerous permissible drams from early morning to night, cautioning not to let drinking exceed these bounds and to avoid constant dram drinking.
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Birtor
NO COURTESY IN STREET CARS
A sick man on a Sixth Avenue elevated car wrestles with his instinct for courtesy as a woman with a baby and a young child board. He eyes an available seat, but the seats are claimed by the woman’s child and the infant, while a loud office boy jeers. The scene captures public neglect and a moment of quiet dignity amid hardship.
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York
Hla
Sixth Avenue
Fittleth Street
Gropei
New York Post
Expensive Advice Revolves Around an Old Legislator
A Dres den parliamentary joke targets a thrifty senior member who injured his finger and sought medical advice from a fellow M D. After a bill for medical attendance, a lawyer charged for advice, sparking a committee hearing. The accuser was ruled to have refused justified claims and fined with champagne. The finger healed well.
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Dresden
Parla Prohibits Vlacards In Paria Election Placard Ban
The Paris chamber passed a law prohibiting posting placards on artistic monuments during general elections to curb the ugliness and damage from countless election notices and posters. Porters once covered buildings with bill after bill, leaving surfaces scraped and littered after campaigns.
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Parla
Paria
Chamber
Paris
Many Parties In France In Election Preview
There is no lack of parties in France in the pending elections. Candidates represent twenty two parties in Paris alone led by the Nationalist Conservative Plebiscitary Royalist Bonapartiat Republic Liberal Collectiviat Progressive Radical Radical Socialist and five stripes of Socialista. Specialized parties include Anti Semites and Anarchists with varied hues.
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France
Paria
Republic
Socialleta
Hucs
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Champaign
Agricultural College
Lllnois Agricultural College
H. Fulton
South Haven
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Rossi
Defiance
Vances
Magnetic Starch Mfg. CO
Omama, Ncd
Mintieh Depot
Charterhorse
London
Rue de la Vals
PorTke Drug and Chem. Com
Heyord
Misoori
Kan
Cotursdo
Ortawa
Kamsas
Beckman Bros
Des Moines
Town
Bert
Rane
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