Good fodder crop adaptation in climate and cultivation
A government report describes hairy vetch or Vicia villosa as a hardy annual legume native to Asia, adaptable to Washington DC and many states. It discusses origin, drought resistance, seed quality, sowing windows from August to September or April to May, sowing rates, and care for support, with potential autumn forage and spring regrowth in mild winters.
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Leaks on the Farm Warn of Poor Stewardship
C L Burdinns warns Prairie Farmer readers about serious leaks on farms. Excessive exposure of equipment, inadequate stock shelter, and feeding young stock for mere maintenance rather than growth are common. He notes wasted manure, over plowing land, and weeds from overextension, urging better management and timely care.
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Crimson Clover Seed Quality Test Described
A brief note discusses the germination of crimson clover seed and its tendency to deteriorate with age. It notes that even when seed appears pure the germination rate may be unsatisfactory and mentions a simple quality test that can be used to assess freshness within certain boundaries.
Homemade seed germinator praised by agriculture department
A circular describes a homemade germinator device using moist flannel and seed placement for germination tests. It notes crimson clover seed germinates 80 percent within three days. The piece cites Cincinnati Farmer and discusses science improving stock breeding and farming methods, contrasting with old slip-shop practices.
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Department of Agriculture
Cincinnati
Millet Disease In Livestock And Wheat Farm Tale
Millet disease causes urinary and joint symptoms in cattle, with kidney suppression and lameness. Feeding millet sparingly or alternating with hay may halt progression. trials show symptoms improve when millet is reduced. A Nebraska farmer later prospers after a poor first year by growing wheat and clearing mortgage debt.
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Fall culling rules for poultry and sheep industry profits
The text urges fall culling of poultry based on blood purity and standard fitness for spring breeding, instructing separating and discarding weak or misshapen fowl. It notes a link between the sheep industry’s popularity and its profitability, urging attention to supply and malevolent activity concerns.
Successful Bank Robbery in Oweneville Vault Blasted
A dramatic bank robbery in Oweneville Indiana left vault doors blown apart and walls damaged. Robbers fled with cash after a timed blast and the bank issued a 3410 dollar reward with community subscriptions boosting the fund. Most money stolen was farmer deposits from McGinnie Teel firm customers.
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Dispatch from Otis reports verbose Tamon operations and captures
Washington dispatch summarizes Manila Area actions showing multiple regiments under Bullard and Cheatham engaging insurgents in South Manila and Calamba. Report details captures, killed and wounded, prisoners, artillery and ordnance seizures, and movements around Los Banos, Santo Tomas, Binan and Cavite with Wheaton and Schwan columns advancing north of Island Wne.
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European market notes and commodity trends
Trade insights show steady prices with cautious demand across minerals, lumber, and cereals. Increases in steel and oil stocks contrast with reduced pine lumber, while December exports to the United States rise and Canadian losses appear minor. Weather and international factors keep traders vigilant amid slow grain activity.
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Death of a prelate at Fort Wayne obituary
The Roman Catholic diocese of Fort Wayne mourns Bishop Joseph Rademacher after a yearlong illness. He served at Attica and St Marys in this city, and held roles including bishop of Nashville. Funeral details and a eulogy by Bishop Horstman of Cleveland are noted.
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Wreck off St Marys coast with many feared dead
A two-masted steamer of about 3000 tons ran ashore at dawn on a ledge near the coast. The crew of about sixty were hurled into the sea or crushed as the ship burned and broke up. Survivors perished in exposure as rescuers reported bodies and the possibility of a woman among the dead. Meanwhile a fierce winter storm swept southwestern New Mexico with roads blocked and thousands of livestock lost.
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Cole
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California Delegation in Congress Faces Assembly Clarification
A garbled report outlines California lawmakers in Congress debating ballot questions and a native issue. It mentions September activities, a potential election, and regional concerns tied to a legislative measure. The text references figures and places in a general way without clear names.
Fragmentary Wire Service Brief From City Papers
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Ehleago Daily News
Talet Aver Proax and Vall's Pills Featured in Ads
A pasted page fragment promotes Talet Aver Proax with Kinnan and Marvin and Vall's Family Pills, touting catarrh cure and testimonials. It also includes Grain-O cereal as a coffee substitute for families and a quip from Yonkers Statesman about a waiter. The text ends with a Chicago Daily News quote.
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Hair Vigor Acknowledged By Satisfied Customers
Mrs Helen Kilkenny of New Portland Maine reports using Hair Vigor for five years with great results restoring gray hair color and keeping hair soft and smooth. She credits the product with curing a stomach issue and mentions her mother used it for about twenty years. The testimonial is dated January 4 99.
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