New York Readies Historic American Land and Irrigation Exposition
New York City will host its first land and irrigation exposition from November 3 to 12, showing agricultural wealth to millions nearby. Presidents, governors, and railroad executives back the event with generous prize cups and donations for crops including apples barley hops oats and potatoes. Negotiations continue to secure further support and exhibits.
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Metropolis of America
Atlantic Seaboard
New York City
Manhattan Island
New York
McCrea
Pennsylvania Railroad
Brown
New York Central
Miller
Burlington
E. Dickinson
The
Orient
United States
Francis E. Warren
Clarence D. Clark
Steed Smoot
Gillet
California
Shafroth
Colorado
Deneen
Illinois
Carroll
Iowa
Hadley
Missouri
Foss
Massachusetts
Cyrus Northrup
University of Minnesota
George E. McLean
Iowa State University
Benjamin Xide Wheeler
University of California
Agricultural Colleges of
Mississippi
South Carolina
Kansas
Utah
James J. Hill
Great Northern
Sir Thomas Shaughnessy
Canadian Pacific
Howard Elliott
Earling
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Howard ‘Elliott
F the Northern Pacific
Gustav Pabst
Adolphus Busch
St. Louis
A. J. Earling
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Ir North America
Stilwell
McClurg
Spraying as Disease Prevention and Insect Control
A Wisconsin bulletin explains spraying as an established practice to prevent fungous diseases and destroy chewing and sucking insects. It details methods, explains that fungicides prevent spores from germinating, and provides Bordeaux mixture and arsenate of lead formulas for orchard spraying.
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Wisconsin Horticultural Society
New York to Host Nation’s First Land and Irrigation Exposition
Kansas City railway and trust leaders back a national land show to promote agriculture. Madison Square Garden will host exhibits, moving pictures, maps, and demonstrations with prizes including 1000 gold cups for wheat and corn, and land giveaways to attract settlers to the western and southern lands.
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Arthur E. Stilwell
Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railway
United States and Mexican Trust Company
Singer Tower
New York City
Stilwell
Gilbert McClurg
Colorado
Utah
Madison Square Garden
New York
United States
Singer Building
Broadway
Wilson
United States Department of Agriculture
Canada
Mexico
Boards of Trade
Chambers of Commerce
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
Americas
Thomas Shaughnessy
Canadian Pacific
International Harvester Company
Horace Havemeyer
Up to the Farmer on Labor and State Wealth
A writer argues that when farmers breed indifferent cattle horses or sheep they earn less for labor and feed and hinder state wealth. He notes farmers owe more as a group though individuals do not owe more to the community than other workers.
Overfeeding Injures Many Horses in Digestive News
The report notes widespread horse injuries linked to excessive feeding. It emphasizes digestion as the key factor and urges owners to adjust diets to prevent harm.
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City
Products
Gorn
America
Montana
Elliott
Northern Pacific Railway
Roswell
New Mexico
Western Irrigated Land and Orchard Company
Tallahassee
Fla
Florida Pecan Endowment Company
American Land and Irrigation Exposition
Middle
Pacific Slope
Paria
Goodeberry
Escmaa Derries
Bordeaux
Paris