Millet Varieties Described For Fodder And Seed
The article reviews popular millet types for fodder and seed. It covers Hungarian, common, German, and broom corn millets, noting drought tolerance, regional preferences, seeding rates, and pasture use. It cites Michigan and Massachusetts agricultural notes and mentions market trends for corn stalks and straw mulch practices.
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France
United States
Genyax
Michigan
A A. Crosier
Prairia
SROOM
Thes Texirn
Irrigation and fences improve farm efficiency notes
The article describes an irrigation system on a farm with a pond, a ram, and 26 inch pipe laid underground to water strawberry beds. It highlights a movable fire hose sprayer, stop cocks, and cost details for the irrigation setup. It also covers fence repair using crosspieces and braces to keep rails upright, plus drainage furrows to handle wet soil.
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Furuingtug
Dingel
de Cites
Steorb Poate & Sefment
J. C. Ecdy
New Yorker
Evidy
The
New York Tribune
Pork and pig breed contrasts in English and American farming
A discussion contrasts English breeds like the white Yorkshire with American types such as the Poland China. It notes European demand for lean meat, critiques excessive fat in hogs, and suggests rapid fattening methods for cattle and sheep through diet and management, emphasizing breeding merit and proper ram selection.
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Lawle
Emily
Imi
Boise City Equal Suffrage Club Organized
Mrs Emma Smith De Vos organized an equal suffrage club at Boise City with the chief justice's wife as president and the wife of the congressman elect as secretary. Many women of high moral and social standing are members. The wealth invested in our manufactures is increasing more than in other production.
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Boise City
Emma Smith de Vos
Ately
City Driving Horses Explained for Town Park and Road Use
An 1895 era guide details three horse classes for urban and rural work: town horses for shopping and elegant carriage, park horses for showy city rides, and road horses for farm and long drives. It outlines gait, appearance, and finish expectations, noting pace ranges from five to twelve miles per hour and emphasizing conformation, balance, and attractiveness. It also mentions breed notes, park show quirks, and cautions about excessive action for comfort.
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Brougham
Victoria
Landan
Berlin
Philadelphia
Harmess
Dairy breed cross yields near perfect cow claims
W G Markham of Avon NY describes crossing Guernsey and Durham to create a Dur ham Guernsey cow named Milkmaid Lassie. He notes the cow's large size, red head and udder, and high milk production, claiming it rivals Shorthorns in dairy and could serve beef usefully. A separate Jersey anecdote details extraordinary early milk production and butter making from a heifer calved at 13 months.
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W. G. Markhaus
Sun
N.Y
Markham
Guernsey
New York
Genesee Valley
Durham
Atock
Avon
Gueensey
Markham Cail
Esys
Seward Gould
Semeel J. Tilden
Lassle
Dorham
Dorhama
Jerse
Bates
Bosick
Indiana
Hoard
Brill
Maude
Dairy Cattle Exhibition Rules and Advice
Instructions for dairy cattle displays emphasize attractive but not excessive labeling, proper stall heights, and keeping animals the focus. Milking times, ring handling, and age classifications are outlined, with calls for uniform groups, calm, well-led animals, and suitable attendants. Also includes home cheese room fumigation tips and hygiene reminders.
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Unclear Industrial Note From Winter Months
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss seed loading and metal tubes, mentioning a large Linda dealer and a shipper’s tube. The text references temperatures, a cellar, a Colt item, and a gusts of wind, with scattered phrases about pricing and betrayal. Entities are fragmented and uncertain.
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Namber
Dares Ag
Linda
Stambuloff Bravery Amid Turmoil At Rumored Arrest
The Buffalo Courier recalls Stambuloff’s bold actions during a political crisis. He confronted Major Panto’s gang at Panitza’s door, ordering the arrest and escorting the commander to prison. The episode highlights his decisive conduct and the hostile opposition he faced.
Enemies of the Bee and Yukon District Prospects
Enemies of the bee are discussed with wasps harming apiaries while sparrows are clearly outwitted by blue tits. Captain Morgan reports the Yukon district to be rich in cash and prospects near Forty Mile, detailing Fort Forty Mile’s location, population, and log cabin construction method amid a growing settlement.
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Fulcom
George W. Morgan
Forty Mile Post
Alaska News
Yukon
Lewis Siold Fort Salkirk
Forty Bile
Forty Mile Creek
Rerritory
Alaska Line
Forty Mills Creek
Boundary Creek
Reporter Hiring Dialogue From Studio Outtake
A fragmented historical dialogue shows a recruiter seeking a rapid writer and shorthand skill. The exchange hints at a casting or newsroom scene where the applicant asserts quick writing ability and past acting experience, while the editor confirms the hire intent.
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Tam
Aly
Kuetau
Traveter
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Poland
Chisa Low
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