Farm and Fireside Practical Farmland Tips
Concentrated buttermilk feeds poultry in barrels or kegs, diluted or used concentrated in troughs. Start with limited concentrate feeds for feeder steers, add roughage carefully, and transplant iris before late summer. Manage asparagus tops, soil ridges, and concrete mix volumes accurately. Hog and pig notes cover fall losses, pasture needs, and winter housing. Weevil control via fumigation and storage. winter dairy feeding, roughage balance, and silage tips. Soybean feeding effects on hogs noted, with weight and rate considerations. No winter home for Harlequin cab bage bug. emphasize clean cultural methods and selective insecticides.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Departent of Agriculture and Cooperating State Experiment Stations
Improper canning and storage tips from a home guide
An old home canning note warns that sealed jars may spoil if sterilization fails and advises boiling catsup and processing in a water bath for 30 minutes. It explains issues like varnish splatter from paint on glass and describes how over warm storage can cause fat to separate on chocolate.
Public Real Estate Notice and Executor Claims
Public auction and estate notices list a tract of land in Pennsylvania with details of boundaries and access, followed by testamentary letters for Augustus Sloyer of Tatamy and Margaret M. Kennett. Executors urge payment of debts and filing of claims by claimants and creditors.
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Auths Arity
Pallies Wales Dreniiaes Witiate
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Making Jelly From Fruit Juice and Sugars
The guide lists various fruits and vegetables for jelly making and explains that heating sugar before adding to juice is unnecessary. Heating only shortens boiling time. if juice is hot, the boil is checked briefly and then boiled rapidly until jelly forms in five to ten minutes.
Notice of Administration for Clayton H Maus
Notice is given that letters of administration have been granted to Emma Maus for the estate of Clayton H Maus late of Northampton County and Nazareth Borough Pennsylvania. Debts should be paid promptly and claimants must present their demands with delay to Emma Maus at the Administration Trust Building in Nazareth, Pennsylvania or to attorney Stanley J Mehr in Nazareth.
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David
Michael
Toehi
Moore
Ware Hiwaten County
Pennsylvania
Howard DP Koerr
Mary St.azareth
Terate
Augustus Sloyer
Tatas
Northampton
Pennaslvania
Maid
William Slover
Tatamy
Auintes J
Mene
Messilver Tidy
Navareth
Margaret
Kennett
Noes Pa
X. le
Mary Emma
Mare
Punt
Nawareth
Dawit Berni
Hin
Nata
Hendan
Naswpet
Clayton H Maus
Nwareth
County of
Penneylyan
Emma
Nazareth
Stanlay J. Mehr
Meoxinner Rida
Nerice
Xesha
Norchampton
Ssquunia
Ra Nerehy
Wall
Hn K Baer Pennaylvani Pornist
Nakareth
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United States Dept. OF Agriculture
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Associated Gas and Electric Securities Company
Office of
Metropolitan Edi
S. Main St
Nazareth, Pa
Ass Ow
Saye Gass
Wes
Seth
Maine
Reyes
Murrebspien
Otto Menee
Hennes
Ani
Mihaty Barlatiep
Belson
Ieee Nicaea Ste
Rose Trier
Annie
Ides
Benue
Chrbet Ban Springne
Dekel
Belek Kitchen
Fronie
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Bethlehem
Heantiauid
Hanes
Wey Perent
Sewember Goth
Matinee
Iain Ogden Foe
Teak Wise
Ratunesiniyy
Seartynitier
Titian Wien
Nae AB
Saturn
Wade
Norman Silvies
Artie
Walter Siegel
Gerk
Derhase
Wilkes
WedAy
Brussel
Vive Ant Place
Lillie Millheim
William Manne
Walter Schlegel
Lee
Wieller
Evel
Tyne
von Kent
Nolloo
Avery
the Peery Asia Ve
Wil Tyre
Puwemastan
New St
Bethlonen
Soule
Nelly
Tsu Shans
Pinter
Dat Kreuk
Trey Ain White
EIS
Esi Ath
Dee Pyatonal
Irene
Leama
Alelst
Lamanda Gernet
Tees
South Whitten St
Wm. T. Mabus
Drond St
Phone
Ludwig Himler
L. P, Kostenbader Natary Public
H. L
Roth
South Whitefield
Robinson Ave
Chas. 8Scholl
Hreyer
Bath
Penna
Adminianston Trust Bldg
Vennaylvania
Howard E. Weisley
Easton
Chas. C. Willauer Undertaker Cor
Monroe and
Liseela Ave
Stockertown, Fa
George Bensing
Moorestown
R. FD. No
Bath, Pa
Frank P, Rohn
DR. W. Cal
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