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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1903

Page

2

Springfield Raid Defended By Garrison In 1863 Battle

Springfield Mo faced a Confederate assault led by Marmaduke on January 8 1863. The town militia clashed with Shelby’s brigade until late evening, aided by the Eighteenth Iowa and the Quinine brigade. General Brown was wounded while directing defense, and Shelby’s forces ultimately withdrew after dawn. Marmaduke blamed supply lines and timing for the failure. Springfield endured with strong fortifications and renewed hope the next day.

GL. Kilmer Pedera Springfield Aunger Mulligan Lexington Agi Brown Eighteenth Iowa Regiment Marmaduke Joe Shelly Collins Iowa Ongoing Thoringfield Marmaduky Shelbys Bowman Landis Arad Dumnet MacDonald Shelby Ree MacDonald Gemal Brown Oderais Academy Stochach Colling Tog Fort No Teltadel Sibcthby Prairie Grove Ark Arkansas River Missouri Waterloo Arkansas Shelbys Brigade George L. Kilmer

Lettuce frames need air and farming trends noted

A scattered mix of farm notes reports lettuce frames require ample air when thawing. Peat bar development grows in New England and Wisconsin. A gasoline engine boom appears to spread via farm papers. Ben Davis is seen as doomed by some. American capitalists reportedly buy 2.5 million acres in northwest Ontario to settle about 12 500 families from New England and the U S. Fjord finds whey from cheese worth as much as sweet skim milk. A writer experiments with whey as feed and notes binding lines. Breeders say a man makes good money by mint work.

New England Miingis Wisconsin Ben Davis Ontario United States Fjord Anerse Tf Goon Baltimore News Lydia E. Pinkham

Water measurement devices for irrigation use described

A Montana experiment station bulletin outlines practical weir and weir box designs for measuring canal flow near head gates. It details construction, accuracy within two percent, maintenance needs, and site spacing. notes boxes below headgates control volume and support multi farmer usage.

Mentian Fortier Foster

Danish Dairy Method Details in Progressive Prac tced by Progreative Datesmen

The journal describes the Soondergaard system used by progressive dairymen in Denmark. It outlines three manipulations for milking, including right and fore quarter presses and lifting motions, with steps and positions illustrated by figures.

Wisconsin Woll Bulletin 4 Denmark

Basket Jardinieres From Indian and Home Baskets

Indian and home made baskets attract for jardinières but some shapes reject pots due to indrawn mouths. A dexterous oilcloth lining makes a waterproof earth receptacle by cutting to size and folding neatly. Wrinkles spoil health and beauty. The Nadicus indians of Paraguay are skilled potters.

Paraguay

Advances in butter culture and adulteration issues

The article discusses artificial starter cultures for butter flavor, noting Denmark and Europe using them and their growing adoption in America. It cites bacterial varieties, the role of pure cultures, and the dairy industry’s shift toward controlled fermentation for aroma and consistency. It also covers feed strategies for dairies, including cottonseed meal substitutions, and warns against water adulteration in butter with a Chicago case showing 24 percent water versus the 16 percent legal limit.

Butte Thia Coustry Murepe Bays Dairy Creminery Speelern Cevain Denmark Europe

Vermont Cheese Maker Describes Seasonal Output and Process

Mrs. Arthur C. Wellman of Vermont reports producing 500 to 1,000 pounds of cheese per season sold to private customers. She details daily milk intake, curd cutting, salting, self-operated presses, and six week curing in a lined room. She notes past fair premiums and a shifting U S dairy cheese landscape with rising variety.

Arthur C. Wellman Vermont American Agriculturist

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