Adjustable wagon seat gains third prize in farm convenience contest
A correspondent of the Ohio Farmer describes an adjustable wagon seat idea that replaces detachable sideboards with a lever ready for use. He notes it earned third prize in a farm conveniences contest and suggests it could be adapted by many farmers.
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Ohio
Imuwa
Lee
Prouin
Lox. Bonhant
Ota Haty Board of Agricultiry
Goting
Saat
Talline Iusto
Nba
State Board of Agriculture
Tha Oun
Bastaul
Ohi
Liv Owter
Atte Board At Agriculture
Chereta Ho
Boclko
Lin Testor
Described: An Attachable Wagon Seat With Simple Braking
The article outlines a low seated wagon accessory built from a Sinch board and elm, forming a bed anchored seat with arms flat against the board. It explains bolts and an iron strap for mounting, a brake, and a chain for convenience, detailing how the seat moves and can be attached at the front.
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Herp
Agricultural notes on farming methods and market ideas
An old agricultural page discusses corn culture timing and hoeing techniques, hay stacking rules, and soil moisture management. It covers section sizes for bee products, abandoned farmland in New England and the South, and small scale brooders and seed sources with practical tips and regional observations.
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Roberta
New York
Dalrymes
Washing machines by dog power and Bronze turkeys fall under farm tech
Rural readers learn about dog powered washing methods and a Bronze turkey breed profile. The article covers practical tips for harnessing a dog to wash clothes, nest hiding tricks for turkey hens, and notes on breeding weights and care for Bronze birds. It also discusses scientific feeding for livestock, including fat protein and carbohydrate ratios, with examples from farmers and extension bulletins.
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Brad
Walle
Ford
Dos Paw
Pennsylvania
New Jerey
Danbury Court
Fara
Fara Beach Show Was Also In Prognay
New Yorker
Felch
Mir. J. K. Felch
Turkey
Agricultural show notes and dairy practices across states
A long article compiles notes from agricultural boards and fairs. It covers dairy judging guidelines, prize lists, and ownership transfers. Methods for churn cleaning, butter production, and creamery practices are described with procedural detail.
The Farmer's Burden and Highway Wealth Argument
A long excerpt discusses the farmers burden from high transport costs. It argues better country highways could lower meat prices and sustain rural life, citing Potter and the need for local communities to invest in infrastructure to boost agriculture and reduce urban drift.
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Peart
Ordimary
Alr
Potter
Salte
Amerlean Common
England
France
Hfotnton
Progres
America
Dame Siew Lane
Velvet and Lace Trim Mantles Highlight 19th Century Evening Wear
The article describes velvet mantles and gowns with black lace for evening wear. It notes brocade bands, ostrich feather accents, and heavy trimming such as jet ruffles and passementerie. Embroidery provides background texture while decorative lace and fringe define the fashionable silhouette.
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Tess Budians
Agevialig
Cmeeway
Mwa
Paw Ugerke
Ates
Benin
Fashion Notes on Jacket Styles and Fabrics
A fragment describes tea jackets and patterns in a collection. It mentions a pretty model in French gray cloth with gold trim and plush enhancements.
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Jackie Vandyke
Chisaman
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Michigan
Talso
Taylor
Rene
Arebhegd “Ene Og Fadt
Tony
Aquare
Bey Keepers’ Association
Miller
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Dho
E.R. Root
Albany
Massachusetts State Board of Agriculture
Thas
Vermont State Board of Agriculture
New England
Virginia Board of Agriculture
United States
California
CalMorats
Annie
China
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Walter
Argland
Tommita
Simaearintis Mutts
Petra
Ambon
South
Wisbuld Lithgert
Aner
Michigan Experiment Etation Treate
Valletin
Chicago
Neka
Anawerrd
Ana
Ming
New York Tribune
Gage
Dane
Creamery Journal
Aldrich
de Laval
Roaey Hee
Noble
Caran
Foyt
Batter County
Potesitiom
Clarence B. Fairchihd
Firides- Conn
Neventern
Mien
Pinjey
Falcohild
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