Farm notes on alfalfa seed adulteration and stock advice
A Detroit era farmhouse commentary discusses adulteration in alfalfa seed and warns growers about seed purity and safe practices. It urges proper drainage and tile sizing in western fields, favors well bred cattle with a stable breed choice, and criticizes crossbreeding. It also covers clover hay stacking, storage, and Barn shelter strategies.
Sand tile and soil health for rural uplift in 25 years
The article warns about soil erosion and drought, promoting tile drainage and soil management. It argues wetlands and drainage improve fertility, urges back-to-the-land focus, and contrasts urban and rural life. It stresses education, prudent farming, and avoiding overreliance on large acreage with poor yields. It cites a farmer moving to town harming morals and health.
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The Farm Separator and Dairy Evolution
The article traces dairy history from early milk handling to the rise of farm separators. It highlights how on farm separation reduces farmer capital needs, expands dairy reach, and boosts butter value while noting quality concerns and the need for improved farm practices and education. It also cautions about moving homes for better luck and stresses straw's value for soil and livestock.
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Two Veterans Sit Side by Side in the House
Washington Dec Special From the start of this Congress Republicans push for a short session. Democrats like Fitzgerald seek practical reform by denying unanimous consent. Grosvenor and Fleburn, Civil War veterans, once again share seats a custom born of habit and courtesy. Tawney’s selection as chairman prompts quips about his past battles for leadership.
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Change in Train Schedules on Pennsylvania Lines
Travelers register notes new schedule effective Sunday November 26 1965 for Pennsylvanian Lines at Massillon station. Eastbound trains depart at 3:25 am 2:40 am 5:05 am 7:16 am 8:30 am 12:47 pm 5:30 pm 8:42 pm. Westbound at 9:53 am 10:28 am 2:56 pm 5:42 pm 10:59 pm 12:00 pm daily except Sundays. Ticket information via F L McEwen Pennsylvania Co Massillon.
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Excursion to Cleveland via Wabash Train Service
A Sunday round trip excursion from Massillon to Cleveland on the Wabash line leaves Massillon at 6 10 a m and returns from Cleveland at 7 45. The trip price is 61 00 for the full journey.
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