Santa Fe Excursions to Great Southwest Announced
On May 5 1896 the Santa Fe Route will run homeseekers cheap excursions from the east to principal points in Arkansas Arizona central and western Kansas Southern Missouri Oklahoma Indian Territory and Texas. Tickets around one fare for round trip with liberal limits and stopovers. Also spring tipspur tickets from north cities to Louisville Nashville line markets. Ridgely NSW PLAy Uncle Jake Lawrence Uniontown Ky eighty four and newly grown teeth noted. Rugs made of Irish peat popular in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Southwest
Santa Fe
Arkansas
Arizona
Entral
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Texas
G. T. Nicholson
G. P. A. Monadnock Lock
Chicago
Louisville
Nashville
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Florida
Kentucky
C. P. Atmore
K. Ridgely
Nsw
Jake Lawrence
Uniontown
Kyte
Lond
Virginia
Caroling
Chesapeake
North Carolina
Claire Sty
Up-to-Date Hints On Cultivation And Fodder Fires
An 1895 farm bulletin discusses spontaneous combustion in fodder stacks, detailing a hay mow fire at a college barn and the cooling and removal methods used. It covers peach growing in Central Michigan, bee importance in fruit set, mulching, currants and gooseberries, and strawberry culture with best planting and cultivation practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. C. Watson
Pennsylvania Experiment Station
J. W. Stearns
Kalamazoo
R. M. Kellogg
Ionia
Planet, Jr
Fruits Talk at Michigan Round-up in Grand Rapids
The fruit session on Feb 12 in Grand Rapids drew experienced growers. Rowland Morrill spoke on peaches, while C J Monroe and R D Graham tackled marketing and transport. Graham cited large Grand Rapids buyer interest and 20 000 bushels sales at times, with high freight rates east of Buffalo limiting eastern markets. Kent county shipments were about 650 000 with 1 250 000 from Allegan and smaller sums from nearby counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Sessions
Shelby
Michigan
H. P. Gladden
The
Agricultural College
W. B. Barrows
Dees
J. A. Pearce
Grand Rapids
Farmers’ Review
Rowland Morrill
Benton Harbor
South Haven
C. J. Monroe
R. D. Graham
Kent County
Buffalo
Central Tree Association
Winter Wheat and Rye Reports Across States
Farmers Review correspondents report winter wheat in fair to poor condition across ten states with varying losses from freezing thawing. Illinois and Indiana show 5 to 50 percent damage, Ohio and Wisconsin worse, Michigan slightly above fair overall. Kentucky Missouri vary, Kansas Nebraska fair to good, Iowa fair with small losses, rye generally better at average fair to good. A Chicago man jokes about a “dot Lame Conclusion” due to a broken tail.
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Farmers’ Review
Ilinois
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Wisconsin
Indigestion claims and a life of misery told in Brooklyn
A Brooklyn woman, Anna L. Smith of 211 Polack Avenue, recounts years of illness with a chain of ailments from indigestion to kidney disease. She credits relief to pink pills, claims a physician misled her, and notes renewed vigor after following the treatment. The piece also advertises train fares, agricultural ads, and other ills set alongside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard-Union
Brooklyn
X.Y
Anna L. Smith
Polack
Smith
John Duryea
Kats
Sumner Avenues
Fragmentary OCR note hints at old text about tea, mines and produce
The readable fragments reference A Cup of Parks Tea at night and a claim that Michigan yields about 9,000,000 tons annually. Mentions that teens, parks, and mining are part of the discussion though many words are garbled. No coherent event or figures form a clear story.
Two Books and a Check Book in Versatile Library Mock
A quirky two-book library joke quips that a foreigner notes a library holding only two volumes yet sufficing for proof of versatility. The piece weaves in errands, excuses for not returning items, and a stray ad for a bitters remedy amid stray phrases and product mentions.
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Elsread
Biggs
de Bont
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Chase
California Fig Syrup Co
Wésiro
Alabastine CO
Grand Rapids, Mich
Tade Marks
Patrick
We.” Singer Co
Baron
Yeatheas
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Drugeisi
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Company
Ours
H. A. Cherrier
Marquette Building
Iil
J. B. Cockerly
Locust Street
Des Moines
Bliss Triumph
John A. Salzer Seed Co
la Crosse
Wis
Salzer
Une Ito
Linderoorss
Dougie
Sweden
Brazil
Wwe
Sesterday
Swaxsox Runawati Care Co
Dears Porn St
Cuba
Netra de Kline
Rene Isi Wonitey Ie Tae At's Oe
Phar Toe
Murenine Rea'vanas
Collores de
Clark Gosthiarens Oo
Ispiders
Ayer
Singer & Go
St.Jacobs
Battleax
Plug
Western School
Elurt
Maa Bey
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