Tammany banquet and world fair news from Kansas paper
The Lawrence Journal notices a harmony Tammany banquet in New York, reports on Missouri post office site bribes, Vermont cold, Chicago playhouse closures, Dewey selling Kansas holdings, Hawaii budget cuts, Jamestown 1907 exposition, Leonard Wood confirmation battle, U S troop ships ready, Kansas river levee bill, Kansas political machine at state committee, and editor Dowe railing at truancy law.
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Dowe
Atchison Globe
Kansas
Kansas Republicans Move Convention to Wichita in 1905
The Kansas Republican party meets in Wichita with an early March 9 date, signaling machine control and payback. Commentators note Reno policies, factional tension, and aims to shape the party’s future while addressing post office and irrigation cases.
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Kansas Machine
State Central
Minching
Kansas
Republican Machines
Topeks
Wichita
Kansas Republican State Central Committee
Comic Verses And City Side Jabs Listed By Papers
A collage of brief quips and jokes from Chicago Tribune San Francisco Bulletin Detroit Free Press and Chicago American hints at playful wordplay about romance money medicine and mischief. The snippets reference cactus jokes lambs and a bucket shop with a wink to street antics and social humor.
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Wall Street
San Francisco
Public Hygiene and Sanitation in City Life
A discussion on public hygiene stresses that individual health mirrors neighbors health. Contagious disease can spread from one careless person, especially in slums, unless precautions and enforcement of cleanliness laws are strong. Advocates urge better housing, lighting, air, and waste removal, with public opinion as the key driver for lasting sanitary reform.
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Mary
Bearn
City of
Washington
Malt and cider vinegar in England and America
The American consul in Manchester reports cider vinegar is rare in Britain where malt vinegar dominates for pickles and cooking. Cider vinegar is unfamiliar to many and some cidermakers in England still use it at home, but few English producers have adopted it widely. Demand rises as apple crops fail, with English and American cider increasingly compared.
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Manchester
England
Great Britain
Sys
New York Tribune
Herefordshire
Tal
Finn
Micnbere
Keeping the troughs clean and practical pig housing
An old farming note describes outdoor pig trough designs with external covers to keep water cool and clean, plus a front end aperture to allow snouts in and feet out. It outlines slop trough shapes, protection boards, platform setups, and feeding flow that avoids puddles. Also covers clover hay for poultry, Merino duckwheat for stock, grooming horns, and a testimonial for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
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Jegar
Fred Grondy
Making Prime Pork From Corn Substitutes
The Tennessee experiment station notes corn prices rise affect swine production. Open range feeding and forage crops improve pork quality and herd vigor. Breeders seek effective substitutions for part of corn and utilize farm by products like skim milk to cut costs and boost feeding value.
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Joby R. Fain
Tennessee
How to Dress Fowls for Market
A bulletin from Ontario Agricultural College outlines methods for dressing fowls for market. Fowls should be fasted 4 to 3 hours before killing to avoid decay in the crop and intestines and to ensure flesh that keeps well. Prof Graham outlines two proper killing methods, including bleeding by a deep incision with a sharp instrument.
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Ontario Agricultural College
Graham
Market Methods for Fowl Preparation and Packing
The article describes slaughtering chickens by neck twist and bleeding alternatives, then plucking immediately to preserve flesh. It recommends cooling, draining blood for 12 hours, and packing in parchment-lined boxes for export, with lighter local boxes for domestic shipments. It also notes wrapping to prevent bruising and warns against loose wrapping that causes lameness. An Maine Agricultural College experiment on shelter warmth shows higher egg yields in warmer quarters, though some theft interrupted the test.
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Orange Judd Farmer
Maine Agricultural College
Movable House Described for Farrow Litter Shelter
A farmer explains a simple movable house for a sow and her piglets. The design fits inside a two by six inch sill, uses strong boards, and allows ventilation by opening the rear door in warm weather. It can be moved on a flatboat when traveling and aims for quick, easy relocation.
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Orange Judd
Aketch
A. W. Todderman
Hogs In Winter And Pasture Grasses For Stock
Hog care guidance covers clean pens, beds, and air for pigs in winter. Feed practices emphasize small meals, skim milk for young pigs, and cautious fattening with ample but not excessive grain. Cross sows are unsafe and should be sold. Red top, meadow fescue, red fescue, and blue grass recommended for quality pastures with good soil.
Marketing Honey The Farmer as His Own Salesman
Advice from Ohio Farmer urges neat packaging in six to ten pound units for family trade, crates for grocers, and direct sales to maximize price. Emphasizes weighing accuracy, clean jars, proper grading by honey type, seasonal selling, and keeping comb honey dry, airy, and free from dampness or freezing. Townsend urges farmers to know market conditions and publish their name on products.
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G. H. Townsend
Ohio
Roosting in Trees Hurts Turkeys and Eggs
Farmers consider roosting in trees during winter harmful to turkeys and chickens. Outdoor exposure causes frost injury and owl predation. keeping birds in a designated coop improves egg production and winter profits. A simple roasting coop design is described for ten birds.
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Poultes
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised by F J Cheney Co
Prank J Cheney swears as senior partner of F J Cheney & Co that a fire will pay one hundred dollars for each capot that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary C W Gleason records the oath on December 6, 1636. The ad touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy affecting the blood and mucous membranes, with testimonials and references to Hall's Family Pills and Wood's Norway Pine Syrup.
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Lucas Country
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