Let Us Have Peace In Pawpaw On The Crick Farm Talk
The Farmers column urges concise letters to the agricultural editor for northern Middlesex readers. It surveys rural topics from peace demonstrations in Pawpaw on the Crick to discussions on eggs butter and pasture improvements, including Dairy feed bulletins, fruit crop notes, and orchard management practices. cites Mass Hatch Station bulletins and New England Homestead statistics.
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Middlesex
Cpinion
Interes
Hatch Experiment Station
Massachusetts
Heilman
Hiateh Experiment Station
Amherst
Mass
Corn Stover Value and Cow Disease Remedy
The writer argues corn stover's value equals hay if cured well, noting musty or poorly treated stover loses value. Proper shredding and feeding increases nutritive uptake. A neighbor’s remedy for garget in cows is shared, involving saltpeter, witch hazel, camphor, epsom salts, and rest, with cautious feeding and hydration.
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Andrew Raymond
Barstow
Large New England Silos Raise Farming Feats
Two massive silos on Ridge Hill farms Middlesex county Mass claimed by A. W. Pope as the largest in New England with 2000 tons capacity. They are nearly semi circular 344 ft wide 3844 ft long 38 5 ft deep and use a multi layer wooden construction connected to the barn for delivery to cattle.
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New England
Ridge Hill Farms
Middlesex County
Mass
A. W. Pope
Boston
Improving Pastures for Better Livestock Feed
The Maine Farmer urges careful pasture care to prevent weed overgrowth and loss of nutritious grasses. Regularly cutting bushes and suppressing coarse weeds improves forage value, with back lots in dairy areas showing visible gains after a few years. Doing this work after harvest and before winter reinforces thrift and value across the farm.
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Maine
Total Abstinence Plea by Mrs Lake A stirring address
Mrs Leonora M Lake first vice president of the N W C T A spoke on Total Abstinence before a large audience at Associate hall under Mathew Temperance Institute. She urged moral suasion and called for women to unite for the good of fathers and sons, asserting abstinence strengthens physical well being and military discipline.
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Leonora M. Lake
N. W. C. T. A. Union
Mathew Temperance Institute
Lake
John A. McKenna
Spain
Third Night Attendance Sets Record at Odd Fellows Fair
The Odd Fellows fair in Lowell drew the week’s largest crowd with a drill by twenty five ladies of the Evening Star lodge Daughters of Rebekah directed by Captain B Carr. Prof Runels and F A Wales provided phonograph selections and Mechanics lodge served a fine supper as tables reported strong business.
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Odd Fellows’ Fair
Evening Star Lodge
Daughters of
Rebekah
B. Carr
Mechanics Lodge
Juia Carr
Florence Danforth
Mary Davis
Hollie Whitney
Ruth Bearce
Rachel Iil
Mary E. Offutt
Nancy Walker
Addie Overock
Nette Wyman
Maked Abley
Cant
KE. B. Carr
Live Oaks Beat Concords At Les Miserables Alleys
Live Oaks won a 24 pin victory over the Concords in a Les Miserables alley match. Invincibles defeated High Rollers with totals led by Dacy 406 and Teague 365 to reach 1822 while High Rollers totaled 1659.
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Concords
Les Miserables Alleys
Live Oaks
Canawa
Invincible Invincibles
Invincibles
High Rollers
S. Kellty
Watson
Hastings
Dacy
Teague
Total
C. Kellty
O'Hearn
Fitz
Holmes
Sturtevant
Winning Boston Terrier Dominates New York Show
Hood Farm sent Sensation 48,534 to the American Pet Dog club show at Sherry's New York where he placed third in the novice class amid a large Boston terrier entry. Judge James Mortimer commended the year old dog’s show dances as he matures. FOREST CLUB DANCE followed at Elvin's hall with a long committee list. Day Nursery Association reports 784 attendances in November, with 46 in one day and four medical treatments. contributions from several donors are noted.
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Hood Farm
Pet Dog Club
New York
American Pet Dog Club
Sherry’s
N. Y
Sensation
James Mortimer
DAY Nursery Association
James A. Thompson
Abbie Blaisdell
Michael Corbett
Edwin Cornock
A. L. Bacheller
Checker Games Exhibition and Christmas Visit Plans
Mr. George W. Dearborn illustrated famous games by renowned players at the Lowell Checker club rooms. A post exhibition meeting arranged a Haverhill checker cab visit on Christmas day and reception for the N E C A executive committee including A. J. Heffner and Sam Grver. Tepubic invited to rooms that day. Also news of Fitchburg railroad chief Mayne resigning effective January 1 after eight years with the company and prior roles, with notes on dissent over office details. The text includes a testimonial about Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder from Rev. A. D. Buckley of Buffalo, praising relief after years of catarrh treated by Ellingward & Co. and C. BE. Carter.
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United States
Sam Gr Ver
New England
Tepubic
Fitchburg
Mayne
Fitchburg Railroad
Codman
Fitzburg Road
Rotterdam Junction
Ewing
A. D. Buckley
Buffalo
Merrimack Streets
C. BE. Carter
Corner Branch
Smith Stree's
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Health Reform
A promotion for Pyramid Pile Cure claims piles begin simple and can be cured even in severe stages without pain or blood loss. It asserts immediate inflammation relief, continued healing, and permanent results with Pyramid Pills and Pyramid Pile Cure, citing testimonials from Mrs. M. C. Hinkly and Major Dean and noting available through druggists for 50 cents per package from Pyramid Drug Co.
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M. C. Hinkly
Mississippi Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Columbus
Ohio
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Medical refund guarantee card for Greene's Syrup of Tar
A refund guarantee notices buyers that a 50 cent bottle will cure cold or cough or money back. A 25 cent bottle is offered to prove satisfactory or no pay. Signatories include Geo C Osgood M D and firms Ellingwood Co Futler Co Blanchard at 391 Middlesex.
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Greene’s
Geo. C. Osgood
M. D
G. C. Brock & Co
Ellingwood & Co
Central and
Middlesey
F. H. Futler & Co
Middlesex
C. F. Blanchard
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