Feeding Green Corn and Pitfalls in Hog Diets
Domestic rural advice stresses careful crop management and humane feeding. It warns that beans and weeds threaten seed beds while urging use of roller tools and superphosphate to restore soil fertility. It discusses hog feeding, green corn, and hog cholera risks, advocating gradual diet changes to avoid disease, with observations on farm practices and stock care.
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Rory
Heard
Tam
L Wien
Genermel
Ason
The Stock Ranch Pure Water for Cows
The article argues farm water quality affects milk, noting cows drink stagnant pools over fresh well water and suffer indigestion from cold water. It contends humans must intervene to protect milk quality, linking cow health to mill and food supply amid poor pastures.
Trade Notes on Pigs Hogs Salt Preferences and Honey Packaging
A collection of agricultural notes discusses hogs needing daily salt with wood ashes mixed, beefing up cattle feed with roots, and the danger of overfeeding salt. It covers beekeeping standards, honey weights of roughly 15 to 17 ounces, and a proposed standard honey section size of 6 by 11 and a half inches. It also considers shipping cases, crate sizes, and packaging strategies for different markets based on how honey and other farm products are sold.
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Scotland
Great Britain
Wyoming
Shropshire
Cotswold
Lincoln
Skill and cleanliness in cheese making warned by Professor Robertson
Prof James W Robertson warned at Stratford Ontario of how dirty, poorly maintained dairying gear harms cheese value. He urged frequent cleaning of milk vats hoops and strainers and cautioned farmers to air milk properly rather than blame neighbors for mold or spoilage. He argued skill sells only when sanitation and process meet standards.
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James W. Robertson
Stratford
Out
Poultry Yard Prosperity Tips for Farmers by Miss Zimmerman
Miss Mary Zimmerman shares concise farm poultry guidance covering feeding regularity wheat and parched corn as top foods, twice daily water access, clean drinking fountains, weekly hat cleaning, lime for shell formation, and careful breeding. Hens sit at dusk with dark nests, chicks hatch, then 24 hours before moving, marketing timing, and market postures include scalding near boil and wet versus dry picking for best prices.
Heaviary Marketing Eloney in Producer Interviews
A fragment urges producers to interview customers to gauge needs and determine product sizing. It stresses direct feedback as essential for aligning offerings with market demand and avoiding misjudgments about scale and scope.
Glove Mending Techniques From An Eastern Paper
A commentary on expert glove repairs notes that mending a torn kid glove requires a deft touch. It highlights skilled male glove sewers, describes silk patching inside the rip, nearly invisible stitches, and the method to prevent further tearing with perseverance and careful rubbing.
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Tilda
Hawthorne
Domestic guidance on cleaning, cooking, and home remedies
A varied, old style household guide covers safe heating of irons, cleaning wood furniture with warm suds and oil, French castor oil cautions for children, a mild allspice remedy for coughs, home canning peaches with syrup, wood brightening with skim milk, hiccup relief via breathing and posture, and quick recipes for Breakfast Cake and Rice Pudding. It also suggests decorative birch bark canoes as flower holders and a savory leftover meat patties recipe.
Alarming expose of graft in Cincinnati council
Cincinnati, September 29. A sensational suit by ex-Councilman Mooners against ex-president Forbes reveals a citywide graft ring. The boodlers' HQ operated from John Legner’s saloon. envelopes paid bribes for favored legislation to aid the Houston-Thompson Electric Light Company. The probe targets both major parties and could reach grand jury exposure. Gov Campbell faces a Democratic board dispute undermining patronage, with resignations demanded and probate court scrutiny likely. Other boards accused of fraud and blackmail risks.
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Cincinnati
Mooners
W. H. Forbes
Houston-Thompson Electric Light Company
John Legner
Ninth Ward
County Board of Control
Monticello
Ill
Public Improvements
Campbell
Hamilton County
Probate Court
Stevens
Schwab Habeas Corpus Hearing Opens in CuHrenco
Judge Gresham began the habeas corpus proceeding for Michael Schwab, the anarchist sentenced to life at Joliet. Attorney-General Hunt filed a demurrer contending the petition lacked sufficient allegations. Schwab’s counsel requested time to review the demurrer, granted until this afternoon.
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CuHrenco
Gresham
Michael Schwab
Joliet
Hunt
Schwab
Enforcing the Anti Lottery Law in New Orleans
Postmaster Raton begins enforcing the anti lottery law amid uncertainty over official instructions. He says the law has passed, follows District Attorney Grant’s guidance, and will adhere to the letter of the law while avoiding public detail. No newspaper violations reported, though some mailings carried lottery ads.
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New Orleans
Raton
Grant
Death of an Eccentric Doctor in Paiaveventa Pa
Old Dr. R. D. Pease died Friday evening at about 72. He was a recluse with a long white beard and forbidden entry to his room. The room held dusted books and papers while the body was clean and highly perfumed. MacAlister, superintendent of public schools, recalled that Pease was a brother of Mrs. Eugene M. Chapman of Madison Wisconsin and a son of Adj-Ger Uhanman.
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Paiaveventa
R. D. Pease
MacAlister
Eugene M. Chapman
Madison, Wis
Adj-Ger Uhanman
Iris
Tripp
Simon Wittmayer
Eureka
Hutchinson County
Russia
Witliam Trippler
James Kelly
Burlington
Missouri
Deadwood
Trippler
Kelly
Aberdeen Fair
Yum-Yum
Sioux Falls
Yum-Yuma
Art Clarinda Vernie Lisle
C. A. Lisle
Lisle
Edwin
Brown
Marion Junction
Grand Junction
Sioux Pass
Dakota News Snapshot of Vermillion and Pierre Visit
Deputy United States Surveyor Carl Gunderson and party from Vermillion passed through Pierre en route home, reporting favorable field season on the new reservation. Other items note tallies from area events: trout Planting in Black Hills, deaths, bonds for artesian wells, and local incidents from Deadwood to Aberdeen.
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United States
Carl Gunderson
Vermillion
Pierre
Black Hills
Joan B. Leaman
Burlington Railroad Company
Cascade Springs
Minnehahta
Swan Nerison
Lod
S. Coox
de Smet
Sor Starr
Deadwood
South Dakota
Dr. Merchant
Ellendale
Hyde County
Jackson County
Nowlin County
Crow Creek
Lower Brule
Sisseton
Western Senators Threaten Tariff Fight Over Free List
Washington September 24 Western Republicans led by Pettigrew Paddock Plumb Ingalls Wilson Davis Washburn Casey and Pierce met to vow voting against the tariff bill if the binding duty on the free list is not removed and westward concessions are not endorsed by the conference committee Allison Aldrich were notified of the action The group rejects eastern party pressure and pledges to block a bill they deem unfair to the west and to press for lower duties that protect western interests
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Washington
Stterchoon
Senate
Conference
Pettigrew
Paddock
Plumb
Ingalls
Wilson
Iowa
Davis
Washburn
Minnesota
Casey
Pierce
North Dakota
Powers
Montana
Conference Committee
Allison
Aldrich
Mississippi River
Bonanza Dalrymple predicts 450000 bushels wheat crop
In Douxours on Sept 24 Oliver Dalrymple, a leading wheat farmer, says his 25,000 acres yield 18 to 20 bushels per acre. At 18 bushels, 450,000 bushels are expected, mostly No 1 bard and No 1 northern. He predicts rising prices and notes good conditions in Casselton, Red River valley, and minimal frost damage.
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Douxours
Oliver Dalrymple
Gentlemon
Bard
United States
Rockies
Casselton
N. D
Red River Valley
Visible Wheat Supply Dips in Week End Report
In Minneapolis private elevators cut into the visible wheat supply with a weekly drop of 251,876 bushels. Private stocks rose to 909,000 bushels, while public Minneapolis holdings stood at 2,042,870 and Duluth at 906,910. Overall three-state totals reached 5,616,780 bushels in elevators across Minnesota and the Dakotas.
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
Great Northern Road
Northwestern Miller
Duluth
Minnesota
Dakotas
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Mary Zimmerman
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Barrie Creek
Mich
Gognac Lake
Dakota News
Aberdeen
Gerretson
Blendon Township
Davison County
Brookings
Gary
Freetwine
China
Department of State
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Pekin
Lutui
Rongku
Tongshan
Lutai
Fouron
N. Y
Emmy Cooper
Lockport
Will County
England
Misxneapolis
Journal
Ishpeming, Mich
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