Western Grown Seed Plea for Durable Corn Varieties
A historical note discusses corn seed shortages in the western half of the state during a difficult season. It advises farmers to obtain eastern or better adapted seed from farther east or northerly regions, and notes that eastern grown seed often performs better in some trials. It also reports on variety testing at the Hortflava Experiment Station and the challenge of sourcing reliable western grown seed for future seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Variel Lon
Mie
Western
Kans
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Wis
Bercome
Othe Owane Bouteo
Preparing Hogs for Fattening Pasture and Feed Costs
Alfalfa pasture and corn based rations are analyzed for hog fattening profitability. The piece discusses price relations, protein content, forage mixes, and the impact of pasture versus grain costs on growth and bone development, with notes on experimental feeding regimes and related farm economics.
Fragmentary Note on Marriage and Finances
Readable text hints at a young girl facing money concerns after marriage. The fragment lacks clear names, places, dates, or events to establish specifics.
When and How to Sow Alfalfa in Western Regions
Agriculture notes advise sowing alfalfa after a fall or spring plow down to form a firm seed bed. Timing depends on season and soil moisture, with careful seed bed preparation including packing, depending on irrigation and prior crop. Recommendations stress cleanliness of ground, appropriate seed depth, and avoiding late sowing to ensure good germination and stand.
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Leo
Sant
Ohad de Cother
Leon
Percy Ronge
Leonvettey
Back to Farms Prefer to Use Knowledge in Old Home Place
The article describes a shift toward applying farmer expertise to improve traditional homes and methods. It notes a focus on mortgage positions, road education, and agricultural testing in a community setting. Several named individuals and local groups are referenced, highlighting ongoing debates over training and resource allocation for farming families.
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Witt
Norl A
Kaa
Teteliers Tog i Iit
Obstitedvaris
Rarnesgess Chetliiteal
Potas
Vablsch
Eheeniare Skerienlee
Cme Grositinnes Quays
Pohuew
Dens
Corone
Pan Jens
Experimental stations aided by state department actions cited
Fragmentary OCR notes describe experiments at Port Miley and Nittrias State Agricultural codee. The text mentions Iya Apapoh Army atlivers and Heemers Teeter, with references to experiment stations sanctioned by the away department. The garbled excerpt refers to perviments and gaines in a rough, unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iya
Apapoh Army
Dhoterdbrerders
Heemers
Port Miley
Aspen
Nittrias State
Hogsin” Gaines
New York Street Scene Describes Street and Sewer Work
Fragmented OCR items describe street improvements on New York avenues and the sanitary sewer project. Mentions streets, blocks, and local residents with scattered names and references to nearby avenues and neighborhoods.
Untitled local notes on streets and buildings progress
Fragmented text describes New Hampshire street areas with mentions of Comoryaet torvey Rilime, east side residents, and patrols against law breakers. It notes Dinskell road, Berkeley streets corner, gas plating, cement sidewalks, and planned paving. Hints of nearby properties, schools, and bank freers imply stalled construction and civic activity in a dense, evolving neighborhood.
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New Hampshire
Havi
Iivin Aldersoo
Dinskell Road
Dinskell
Comm
Gerkeley
Hansen
Petrker
Bank Freer
New York
Methods of Sugar Making in the Woods
In this excerpt from Ovuloe Magazine the text traces traditional sugar making from ancient groves to modern practice. It discusses labor, color targets, and alleged differences in quality, noting temperatures, tun design, and flavor tied to tree origin. The piece reflects on improving methods and price gains while preserving didactic tone.
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Susannah
Will
Ovuloe Magazine
Fences Ward Off Rabbits In Armidale District
A movement in the Armidale district of Australia aims to build barrier fences along the eastern edge of Central New England to ward off increasing rabbit populations. The plan would link existing rabbit-proof fences from Walhea to Glen Tanoa districts, severing the rough country where rabbits are thick and hard to control.
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Australia
Armidale
New England
Waleha
Glen Tanoa
Crossing the Red Sea Water Miracle On Busy Street
A blind Israelite man navigating a crowded Broadway corner is saved from a street stream by an unseen interruption. Water from a Huntington Cargo hose spurts away, halting briefly to allow passage, then resumes as bystanders await an explanation. No agency is visible as the crowd disperses.
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Israel
Broadway
Grace Church
Huntington Cargo
Thery
Nuntington Close
New York Times
The First Cause TV Taxpayer Exchange
An indignant citizen critiques TV costs as taxpayer funded. A political boss retorts that the citizen owes his tax burden to the boss’s efforts. The fragment ends with unclear text about aging and diet.
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