Two Horses Pulling Ahead in Draft Fight Illustration
In a historic diagram the study analyzes which horse pulls hardest when two horses share a single draft. The leading animal’s forward pull, aided by the longer doubletree lever, gives it the edge, while the trailing horse gains only with added effort. The piece connects to broader moral insights about effort and reward, then shifts to agricultural notes. It cites onion imports and Vermont farm anecdotes, ending with farm rule updates and hay grading standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeram Siuwiso
Betty
Doulletroo
Serenes
Tory
Imorld
A Practical Poultry House for Fowls in Winter
A detailed plan describes an inexpensive poultry house that can double stock capacity, with a 1 by 20 feet shed, south facing openings, roosts, and a warm keep. It emphasizes insulated warmth, clean floors, and careful feeding to maintain healthy, contented birds through winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Tayi
Bach
Allan
Levil
Specimens and Horned Cattle Breeding in Early Farms
A fragmented 19th century column discusses Merconattry Dba and Shorthorn cattle breeding, noting horned and hornless progeny, pedigrees, and farm herd growth. It cites Mr. W Soo Maltes and references The Lreeder's Gazette showing champions and winter farm practices. The piece then shifts to horse shoeing, criticizing exaggerated calks for hindering hoof health and suggesting better designs to prevent injuries. it ends with cautions about machinery scams and farmer fraud in February and March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedente
Burda
Pettit Shurchoris
W Soo
Briden
Minnesota
Ohio Dwan
Morgan blood and racing legends in Morgan year notes
The article surveys Morgan horse lineages led by American Star and Coburn’s American Star, detailing bloodlines, breeders, and owners. It cites Battell’s investigative record and praises Morgan stock for champion racing traits. It also reports on Canadian stock, cattle prices in Glasgow, and various agricultural notes including dental care and livestock management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Ganba
Nani
Viking Combate
Promasa
Hattell
Morgan Register
Seeley
Leary J. Berry
Vlada Nede
Coburn
Cock of the Rock
Sherman Morgany
New York City
Mr. Berry
Scoley
Ita Coburn
New York
Massachusetts
Scully
Morgan
Afi
Lord Clinton
Dexter
Directuim
Direct
Robert McGregor
Nabbinn
Battell
MD. T. G
Preeder
A Gazetta
The Sage Green Cheese and Its European Origins
A fragmentary article describes a sage green cheese with a Swiss origin, detailing its curing, color from herbal infusion, and regional production methods. It covers the cheese’s form, aging process, and European market appeal, including notes on British and American consumption and related dairy trade developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verious Ciunterin
Ilar
Switeerlarul
Bat
North America
Tore
Bathus
Hota
Joups
England
Gloucester
New England
London
Howe
Guernsey Bull Tops American Dairy Herd Growth
A Guernsey bull from Levi P. Morton’s Erie, Pa. herd is praised for its impact on American dairy stock. The animal, bred in Grimsietla line, produces high milk yields and is seen as strengthening Guernsey growth against Jerseys. The dam averages pounds of milk daily, with notable vigor and docility observed in the bull’s early years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
Ninla
Bewlog
Dla Nee
Grimsietla
Levi P. Morton
Eerie
America
Fin Hole
Hide
Milk deliveries and creamery setup across the United States
Milk patrons in a scattered system deliver individually or pool with neighbors in Guilverlay, using hired help to collect and transport milk paying 6 to 40 cents per 100 pounds. Creamery operation requires vats, power, and equipment, with skimming stations profitable where 100 cows or more supply. Industry figures note aging Holstein Friesian Pauline Paul and local dairymen discussing winter dairying and evolving practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Guilverlay
Pauline Paul
Shestad
T. B. Gutkr
Dekalb
Avery Bae
Ab Alegtees
Murder in Barn Shocks City as Hateful Attack Unfolds
A violent incident ends in a murder at a barn. Police report a brutal assault tied to a planned theft of horses. The suspect and motive remain under investigation with officials outlining the sequence of events and the gun or weapon used, while residents react with shock at the crime.
Road Drainage Plan For Dry Roadbeds In Wet Conditions
The document outlines drainage strategies to keep road surfaces dry, prioritizing essential subsurface and surface drainage. It discusses drainage tests, materials like gravel and salt, and methods to prevent water infiltration that could damage pavement and hinder traffic flow.
Roads on the Prairies Show Hard Trails and Delays
Farmers and travelers face mud and ruts as wheels sink in soft gravel and clay. Roads crumble after thaws, leaving wagons stuck and freight delayed. Even with new gravel lades and occasional improvements, vast prairie routes remain slow and costly to traverse, hindering markets and rural life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saniy Plain
Horges Banes
Merosda
Mide Dio
Sree
Minot
Ani Yaniv
Fragmented OCR Note on Car Safety Claims
A garbled OCR fragment discusses car safety features with mentions of stronger and safer 58 OP points. Text is unclear, unreadable names and dates missing, offering no verifiable facts or entities.
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RMS
Carden
Hurst New Yorkir
Witich
Spain
Egypt
Bermuda
Vermont
Nogland Homestead
Lida
Ming
Petoen
Vale of Anliesos
New Yorker
Asher
Vastern
Fred Hack
Rte Sda
BECF
Hhorthen
Merconattry
Wester
Lreeder's
Inain
Blue Grass
Ernie
Plas
Agenta
Viste Danee
Mongan
Great Britain
Glasgow
Daly
LBA
Kentucky
Scotland
National Morgan Horse Hrendera’ Association
Chiscago
Morgans
Sis
Evan
Byrem Coburn
Cee
Kore
Metropol
Mansur
York
Elaine
Farfeet
Bate
Sore
Prater
Windroms
Tsane Wermecdkratys Et UA
Verona
Aehruinas
Apn
Borlagduld
Dan
Kimball
Tong Talaod
Krevw
Metropolia
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