Portable roof for hay stacks and spraying experiments noted
A Rural New Yorker correspondent describes a portable roof for hay stacks built from boards wire and straps to shed weather. It covers stacks in three sections for long piles and uses weights to secure it. The piece also reports on Maion Experiment station spraying tests reducing wormy fruit and apple scab control with copper carbonate sprays and discusses seed source changes for crops to improve vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abercrathin
New Yorker
Qedtioned
Ind
Maion
New York World
Phade
Potatoes and corn cultivation tips for early crops
Agricultural notes discuss early planted potatoes and corn, noting soil moisture, ear development, and root care. Tips include proper hilling, avoiding root damage, and testing irrigation methods. Also covered are pasture grasses, turkey coop design, and bees water habits with home trough watering.
Lambs and Poultry Housing From Practical Breeding Notes
The article describes lamb feeding methods and shows a portable lamb creep with adjustable uprights, feeding troughs, and handling tips to improve growth for shows. It also outlines a cost effective 40 by 16 foot poultry house design with a central hall, roosting and laying rooms, nest boxes, and droppings catchment for year round health and thrift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bia
Maniethers
William Watson
Breeder's Gazette
Range breeding favored by Miss Wilkin for hardy stock
The article discusses open air range breeding as superior to nursery methods for horses and cattle, citing Miss Wilkin's views from New York and Oregon sources. It advocates diverse stock, mentions Clydesdale influence, and argues range systems build durable, high power animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
New Jersey
California
Florida
Texas
Kitty Wilkin
Miss Wilking
Viswer
Adil
Tee
Gtsay
New York Herald
Unclear OCR Story Recalls Night Scene and Names
Fragmentary text describes a late evening event near a crowded area on Siyth Avenue. It mentions retests, a woman feeling unwell, and vague references to people and gear, with garbled names and phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aioo
Irees
Din Siyth Avenue
Wien
Unclear OCR Summary on Elections and Figures
Fragmentary OCR text references voting, papers, and named individuals but is largely unintelligible. It mentions voting poles, a public figure or event, and several names but lacks coherent facts or a readable narrative.
Unclear Text Fragment on Arts Texts and Humorous Figures
A garbled excerpt discusses chitin ingestions, a list of tests and colors, and a comic reference to laughing “Phionoptaerd.” It mentions 방식 de disease lore, a Philadelphia lead line, and a satire about peculiar individuals with strange traits and misgivings, ending with misprinted names and placeholders.
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Sana Marine
Adiay
Jose
Kentucky
Roy
American Bee Journal
Eugests
Bereens Wade
Voy
Cyprie
Greece
Elas
Iligh
Rae
Ain
Asves
Duty House
Het
Cle Grou
Rand
moaMmall
Gottenburg
Sweden
Mwansen
Curiona
Guat
Got
Dirke Arah Altae
Mpre
Peter
Wae
Crmaing Araltroad Bridge
Philadelphia
Tiree
New York Times
Bareledio
Athan
Tutsey
Hallbook of Arts
Ihulelphia Leder
Mathanie
Aidney
Littora
Bo. L. Wiliers
Mra
Jas
W. King
Alina
Ugive
Harrodsbury
Boschee
Abe
W. Knoe
Ent
Atomach
Ripsns
Crete
Sarvue Burnie
Walog
Corin Soay
Ealb
Coticea
Ipernity
Case County
Teraa
Drlee
Correrna
Fey Boar
Ves
Chemical Corporation
Fred Baby
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Sven
Ira
Kemp
DR. Thoma
S. Ranctionet
Riley
Thoman
Ta Thomas Manufacturing CO
Tony
Meuneet
Ford
Myer Merrh Market
the “'Gorton" Boile
Tchulaichoilet
Salleltedd
William A. Ebert
Algo Olf
Ees Wen
Frederick Stove
Evet
Patrick Street
D. Thomas & CO
Bea
Ethel EU
ESTEY
Over
Willbet
PME
Hanth Market Trent
Farias
Surior
Ion N. J. Wilgon & Excelsior Stove
Anarc Ra
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