Cold frames for early vegetables and poultry notes
An article outlines methods for wintering cabbage, cauliflower, and lettuce in cold frames, stressing space, ventilation, and careful temperature control to keep plants dormant yet ready to grow in spring. It also discusses sowing timing for New Jersey and other regions, plus observations on broiler and general poultry profitability and aging ducks.
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Mike
New Jersey
Sunti
Judee
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Vata
Fall Plowing Advised by Entomologist in New Jersey Report
Professor J. Smith of the New Jersey Experiment Station urges fall plowing to expose and kill insect pests. He cites cornworm and root louse as major targets, noting that late fall plowing disrupts nests and reduces pupae, with benefits for crops like oats potatoes wheat and tomatoes. The method is praised for controlling borers in squash melon and citron fields while acknowledging soil suitability varies.
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Thas
Nimat
Wren
Plea for Tremonia Quarantine Aims to Halt Cattle Disease
Secretary Rusk of the Agriculture Department announced and issued stringent quarantines to suppress pleuropneumonia in cattle. He noted no U.S. cases since 1892 except isolated events in New York, Baltimore, and Philadelphia, with strict inspection and quarantine measures nationwide to prevent introduction from abroad.
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Maryhald Shige Bopy
New York
Newderney Sincar
New York City
Baltimore
Philadelphia
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Demand for winter squashes and storage methods
A New England Homestead correspondent reports rising demand for squashes that store into spring. Experts with winter squash crops rely on houses with double doors, slatted shelves for airflow, and precise drying to prevent decay. Proper ventilation and storage lead to favorable profits per acre, while labor and handling influence overall returns.
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WABCO
Bowery
Yriies
New York
England
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Facts for Farmers under McKinley law and Harrison
A historical look at agricultural gains for farmers under McKinley era policy and Harrison administration. The article lists increased exports across bacon, beef, cattle, wheat, cotton, seeds, fruits, oilcake, and all farm products, plus large home markets for barley, beans, eggs, and raisins. It also outlines department efforts: disease eradication, cattle protection, export inspections, and extended weather and agricultural information services to aid farming communities.
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Herthon
Cleveland
Etter Min
UTA Fourti
Genoany
Denmark
Austria
France
Vale of Our
Fontazionn
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Wagbont Latin
Weather Bureau
Free wool trade would cut U S farmer value say wool
The piece argues Democratic free trade would depress wool prices, noting Australia as top producer and U S farmers rely on tariffs. It cites 44,998 states and territories, 218,121,290 value, 895,000,000 pounds produced last year, and a claimed $48,000,000 tariff difference, urging support for the McKinley bill.
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Cleveland
Australia
United States
London
Dudley Part and Free Trade County Ward Clash
A garbled political screed claims Wowes Colvading at Dudley Part and declares Enaiad the greatest free trade county in the ward. It insinuates a national crisis linking government branches and a Demurrace president to a broader election, naming Merrisgy and Cleveland amid party platitudes.
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Dhaetrui
Cory
Vujing
Merrisgy
Air
Cleveland
Irish Vote Allegations Stir Up Party Tensions
A damaged affidavit from a New York notary public discusses Irish political sentiment and alleged influence on a candidate’s nomination. It references factions in the Democratic party, trade policy, and opinion on supporting a particular candidate, with strong language about Irish voters’ impact and loyalty.
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England
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Gore
Memerparic Party
Bese Mbarket
America
Merck
Englod
Sawer G. Yistee
Fragmentary political rant on party loyalties and leadership
A garbled, OCR derived passage laments Democratic dissociation and criticizes various political figures. It references election issues, alleged treachery, and public sentiment, mentioning names and places in a fragmented historical context.
Half Million Workingmen Seek Protected Wages Letter to McKinley
A 1888 letter from eight leading trades groups protests against the Democratic Mills bill. It asserts wages are higher in the U.S. than Europe, defends protective tariffs, and demands keeping a wage standard for American workers. Signed by Wiliness He, William Martin, John Gontling, John Ceftey, Louis Arrington, James Campbell, William J. Smith, and William Dillon.
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Europe
Wwe
House of Representatives
Kory
America
Wiliness He
Amalgamated Association Att Yros and Steel Workers
Wiliam Martin
Amalgamated Association of
Steet Workers
John Gontling
National Assembly Iron and Steel Workers
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John Ceftey
Grlaés Blowers’ Assembly
Louis Arrington
Glass Blanora’ Assembly
Janes Campbell
Jama Assembly Bi. K
L. Window Glass Workers of America
William J. Smith
American Kipt Glass Workers’ Union
Willian 4. Dillon
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