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Newspaper

Lanark Gazette

Location

Lanark, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1895

Page

7

Thanksgiving quarrel ends in reconciliation and feast

George Maynard and his wife Alice quarrel over inviting families to Thanksgiving. A mix up with letters causes suspicion and almost tears them apart, but he returns to explain and they reconcile. The dinner brings a large, joyful gathering with both families and a warm mood.

Hey George Maynard George Alice Cress & Cress Stupid Mr. Maynard Cation George Meynard Detroit Free Press

Agricultural Hints for a General Purpose Barn

Farmers learn how to design a multi stock barn with a main feeding floor and end wings. The plan includes a second floor feeding for young stock, a cement yard for manure, daily wheelbarrow removal, and a dry cellar for manure storage and root bins.

Onion Cultivation Adorns Rich Fertile Soil and Care

The article explains that onions require rich, carefully prepared soil and gradual fertility buildup. It warns against using ordinary land or decomposing stable manure which lightens soil. Best onions come from mucky, shallowly cultivated ground with a hard subsoil and high quality seed. It notes sets planted thickly, transplanted in spring, yield earlier crops, easier weed control, and higher profits per Colmin's Rural World.

Colmin

Fattening Steers Best Feed Is Quantity Over Quality

For mature fattening steers the key is the amount of feed, not the chemical quality. Corn and cob meal is the cheapest digestible form, with ground wheat close behind. A mix of the two plus cut corn fodder may work best, possibly with a bit of cottonseed meal. Adequate, digestible rations maximize profit.

Notes on Sheep Breeding and Feeding Practices

The Farmers' Voice advises on sheep husbandry focusing on breeding and feeding. It cautions against using surerp on frozen grass and advocates letting sheep eat freely. It suggests bright straw boosts value and recommends about three pounds of ensilage daily per fifty sheep. If lambs underperform, sell some and let remaining lambs nurse two ewes.

Good Work for Winter on Manure Handling

Winter manure making is a prime farm operation as labor is best used on the manure heap. Properly rotted by spring, manure in heaps reduces losses versus spreading in the barnyard. Heaps should be turned several times, placing coarse material in the center to heat and decompose.

Measuring an Acre Farmers learn field size with a 66 foot cord

Farmers should know acreage to ration seed and manure and time field work. A 67 foot rope with rings set 66 feet apart creates a four rod long by six ten rod wide acre equal to 160 square rods. A tar soaked rope prevents shrinking and a red center mark aids one person measurement by staking the line.

Self-Dumping Sled A Farm Labor Saving Boat

A portable self unloading sled or boat is proposed for use on farms to save time. By building a broader shorter boat on runners it can unload itself and remain upright, reducing handling of stones and coarse material during unloading.

Mixed Farming and Farm Equipment Notes From Rural World

Articles discuss a double runner sled design for bidirectional use and safe load handling, potato cultivation tips emphasizing moisture and fertilization, and farming strategies favoring mixed farming in dry years. References include Rural World excerpts on equipment, potato culture, and feeding trials at the Utah experiment station.

Colman

Jeanie Anderson’s Marriage Question Sparks Gossip

Local talk swirls as friends debate how Jeanie Anderson finds a husband. Kirsty mocks the idea, calling her a stubborn creature and questioning how she keeps a man. The exchange hints at community scrutiny and humor about marriage.

Pepar Jeanie Anderson Kirsty

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad and Rail Route Note

An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars for catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It cites F J Cagney Co and others in Toledo endorsing the product. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills and a political quip about silence being golden from Yonkers Gazette, plus a note about the Queen & Crescent Route to New Orleans with fast, solid-vestibuled trains.

Hlow Hall F. J. Cagney & Co Props Toledo C. We F. J. Cheney West & Truax O. Walding, Kinnan & Marvin O. Hall Queen & Crescent Cincinnati Florida

Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Promises Women Health

An old advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery as remedies for uterine disorders and general weakness. It cites a testimonial from Mrs. Anna Alam of Elm Creek Nebraska praising improved health after two years of illness, and offers a 168 page book for 50 cents.

Anna Alaia Elm Creek Buffalo Co X. Pierce Dr. Pierce Ulrich

Fragmented Health Remedies and Travel Promotions in One Text

A collage of quotes and ads references life enjoyment and longevity through tonics like Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for dyspepsia and nerves, then shifts to travel promotions for Phillips Rock Island Tourist Excursions from Chicago with routes to Fort Worth and El Paso, plus notices for Black Crook at McVicker's and Piso's Cure for Consumption.

Hostetter Chicago

The Trap Lazative Principle and False Remedies

An odd exchange contrasts a final farewell with a flirtatious line as a humorous interlude. A circulated advertising claim extols Syrup of Figs as a safe remedy while warning against inferior vegetable extracts and minerals. An aside mentions a social intro and a travel ad promotes the Queen & Crescent Route to Knoxville and Asheville via Cincinnati.

California Fig Syrup Co Queen & Crescent Knoxville Asheville Cincinnati

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