Stable design and feeding guidance for young horses
An old article outlines practical horse care focusing on stall construction with strong partitions to prevent kicking, proper stall dimensions, and a sloped floor toward a gutter. It stresses durable weathered building, safe fencing, and the need for careful foaling management, feeding, and winter work. It highlights the importance of balanced rations, water access, and gradual weaning to prevent growth issues, noting that early underfeeding hampers later size and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klos
Doreen
Ian A
Wikxzon
Nile
Annaling
Onions Dominate Northwest Growing and Auto Safety Talk
A long article surveys onion cultivation in the Northwest noting large bulb sizes and market interest, with Miss Alice Tarver of Dayton praised as onion queen after a disciplined, artesian‑fed operation. It also contends auto speeds require stricter regulation, comparing cars to locomotives and urging safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aikst
Jokin-Smith
Bil Sones
Black ‘Robinson
Duman Beluga
Long Istauu
Soled -Epten
Rabie
Rds
Eee
Ughrest
Daily’ Bulletin
Northwest
Alice ‘Sarper
Dayton
Wash
Pacific Northwest
New York
Miss. Tarver
Women and Home Labor Shaped by Rural Modernization
A 1920s discussion highlights how farm families, especially wives, gain new tasks and tools. It notes homemaking improvements from farm innovations, urges durable governs and reliable equipment, and stresses balancing labor between fields and home life with practical gear and water systems.
Poultry, winter feed tips and poultry show prep
A mixed column mix of poultry care notes and farm advice. It covers winter feeding mixes including wheat and buckwheat, litter management, water and feeding routines, and notes on show birds. It also offers guidance on preventing diseases, ventilation, and selection for fairs with emphasis on avoiding costly mistakes.
Egg prices and egg trust debate from old article
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century piece discusses egg production and pricing. It cites 290 million poultry, mentions a dollar mark, speculation on the egg trade, and criticism of egg producers and middlemen. It notes cold storage costs and calls for farmers to adopt better methods to lower prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ieraindina
Maud Muller
Ggme
Hettles
Bealdes
Hawks
Donts in Poultry Culture Advice from a Farmer’s Wife
Fragmentary verse warns farmers about lecturing on poultry culture and farm institutes. It stresses readiness to answer a farmer’s wife, staying steady and practical, and not prideful or slouchy in work. The irregular text hints at seasonal duties and the need to keep up with tasks during winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iit
Angie
Landis
T. Hoorneg
Fragmentary sermon text on temptation and spiritual service
Read as a fragmented sermon discussing temptations and the rightful focus of Christian service. It references Jesus, God, and the devil, contrasting bodily desires with spiritual calling, and warns against seeking power, fame, or personal gain over humble ministry. The style imitates a late 19th or early 20th century religious text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alwaoya
Jesus
Joba
Bilm
Christ
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Extragood
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Sanis
Iba
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Sfeal Mitong
Wien
Thors
G Mabarnitz
Atel
Cothy
Oa As
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