Farmers Union aims to unite counties for better rules and tests
The State Farmers Union urges all counties to send strong delegates to the May meeting at Anderson to shape a new constitution and by laws. It promotes unity, warns against cliques, and endorses the South Carolina Experiment Station to run comparative tests on corn and cotton production, including the Aldrich double-row system and stunting corn with fertilizers. The bureau offers open discussion to farmers and advertises Dadas Little Liver Pills for liver health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Farmers’ Union
Ay Anderson
Anderson County Farmers’ Union
Anderson Doe
Anderson County Union
South Carolina
The
Armers’ Educational and Cooperative Liton
Mali
Union Teadhea
Weither
Farmers' Union
Clemson
Clemson Experiment Station
Bell
Walhalla
JJ. Lunney
Sonoan
Farmers Institutes in South Carolina Gather at Clemson
A call to farmers and organizations across the state to attend the annual Farmers Institutes at Clemson and other stations. The aim is practical, useful instruction and agreed topics to improve everyday farm life and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Marinera
Clemson
Glowing Ledger of John Paul Jones’s Rise and Global Fame
A sweeping biographical sketch traces John Paul Jones from boy sailor at twelve to commodore at thirty-two, knighted by France and hailed by Congress, with allies like Washington and Franklin. It notes a controversial medical ad and a sensational fire loss tally in San Francisco.
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France
Congress
Washington
Franklin
Tetfornon
Tafayotte
Hamilton
Morria
Europe
Huseia
Lis Hones
Annapolia
Mab
Paria
Abby
Sorey
Otis
Walhalla
Lunngy
Lenven
San Francisco
Improved Tent Fastener and Concrete Roadbed System Explained
The article describes Job Blair Jr’s improved tent fastener using a leather loop and riveted leaves to prevent tearing and wind displacement. It also sketches Lewis Hoverling’s rail and beam roadbed concept replacing wooden ties with grooved rails on concrete beds for rigidity and noise reduction, claiming a nearly frost proof, ironclad construction.
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Blake
Job Blair, Jr
Rock Springs
Wyo
Noluclens
Louis
Heverling
Electric Halfway Veatan and the Mothen An Had
A garbled report describes a vehicle incident with electric power lines and a man identified as Ly Lonte. It notes observers predicting the motorman could maintain forty miles per hour. Professor Tercival Lowell announces new photographic canals and many negatives show multiple appearances.
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Electric
Wu Eléctric Inc
Whs
Ly Lonte
Wade
Beef feeders push silage to cut costs and boost gains
A National Brackman article recounts beef producers adopting silage to lower feed costs. An experienced feeder tested daily rations of ten pounds of silage, noting steady acceptance after initial hesitance and claiming silage can reduce leaf feed costs by about 10 to 15 percent while raising fattening efficiency.
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L. W. Lighty
National Brackman
Aod
Ina
Sopia
Cleaning the Berne and Horse Grooming Practices
The article advocates daily horse care emphasizing clean quarters and regular washing. It notes a bath once daily with a fiber brush and currycomb to remove stubborn hair, open pores, and improve comfort and health, citing the St Louis Globe Democrat.
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Berne
Cor
St. Louis
Mlobe Democrat
Feeding Lambs and Calves for Fatting in Dairies
Breeder's Gazette warns against overfeeding during fattening starting with corn. Five ounces daily for starter lambs, manage refeeding after refusals. Browning feed aids fattening, with hay and oats, clover and hemp recommended. Calves need abundant water, salt near feed, and careful rationing. an elevated water tile aids access.
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Bropilor's Gazette
Two South Carolina Papers Offered At Bargain Price
A local notice promotes a clubbing deal with The Keowoo Courier of Ocongs county and The Charleston Semi-Weekly News and Courier. Readers can get both papers for 1.50 per year plus three papers a week for 6 cents more than a single subscription, highlighting the papers as among the best in the state with World AP dispatches.
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Charleston
Keowoo Courier
Ocongs County
South Carolina
Nowa of
Associated Press
Time Table No 10 In Effect April 2 1908
The notice announces Time Table No 10 going into effect on April 2 1908. It lists changes to schedules, includes dates and route identifiers, and specifies which trains or services are affected by the new timetable. The emphasis is on the transformation of service times rather than broader context.
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Henge
Anid
Jose
Louise Closser
Mrs. Ward
Orivier
George Meredi
Rtas
Letopet
Lee
Virginia
Southland
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Farmers' Union Bureau OF Information
South Carolina Farmers’ Educational and Co-Operative Union
J.C. Stribling
Pendleton, D. C
Farmers’ Union Bureau
Tle
Our State Farmers' Institute
Fiermiera
Helly Wilbatla
Cuntay
Seneca
John Paul Jones
Jorge
Nicolly
Dino-ules i
Wilotias
Rake Cort
Staliaticiand
Department of Agriculture
San Juan
AL Pondy
Maren Canwla
Profwor Tercival Lowell
Lowell Observatory
Fingstaff
Atlas
Maré Hiya
Courier
Laos
Batley Kansas
Chamberlain
Gough
Ues
Desiana
Copyriaurs &c
Seclal
Wiahunae Stunrae
It Lia
Scientific American
Adandaomoty Illustrated Weekly
Fanenel
Boldee
New York
iMiroadway
New Fork
paTnionyg
Cyrus
Brady
Lea
South
America
Patriots
Cyrus Townsend Brady
Dodd, Mead & Company
Fifth Avenue
Blue Ridge Railway CO
Begton and
Passeng Hinney
Juanen
Sandy Springs
Toxaway
Nowa
Te ‘Olnas Paanonger
Dade
Banday
Sinllye Land
Andrews
Andrian
Eanrnouxp
Innene
Union
Msa
Benoon
Adatha Lordania
Autun
Donvo
Anderson
Ar Andorson
PasaDop
Anderaon
M.A
Ly Holton
Anderaoi
Gelsvolt
Ar Anderson
Antderson
Ana de
Denver
Utliy Awi
Pondietoi
Harry
Sy Pammihm Ec
Boalt Oy
sJordania Junoth
Fonnen
Bonnen
Foleysh
Southern Railway
Suluthora
Imalog Vara
Oureo
Southern Railway Avent
HUNT
Masenger
Chaslonton
Prooks Morgan
Atlanta
Dan
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