Were Friends Only A Love Story On The Hartwell Porch
Alice Hartwell and Ned Morgan, childhood friends from Blanktown, confront romance versus friendship as they navigate societal codes and future plans. He doubts love but longs for companionship while she weighs Henry Armstrong as a match, and a letter reveals their true feelings ending in a hopeful embrace.
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Wellesley
Alice Hartwell
Ned Morgan
Hartwell
Ned
Hese
Alice
Blanktown
Hannah More
Johnson
Chateaubland
Mme. Stecam
Paula
Jerom
Tewan
Mary Mason
Henry Armstrong
Henry Arm
Lord of Creation
Miss Hartwell
Henry Armstong
Arizona Stone Forest in Little Colorado region
The Little Colorado river area in Arizona contains vegetable petrifactions resembling stone forests. Geologists explain that marl once covered the wood up to 1000 feet, turning it to solid muck. erosion left upright trunks and others piled haphazardly, forming extensive stacks across acres.
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Arizona
Colorado River
Cincinnat! Commerccial Gazette
Wildcat Attack in Bascom Woods Injures Man
Fonkat with Wild Cat Peter Schultz Jr is set upon by a large wildcat in Bascom Ohio. The animal jumps the man tearing clothing and injuring the face before Schultz kills the creature with a gunshot. A year earlier he was attacked by a lame cat in the same woods and also shot it.
Fox Steals Hunter’s Partridge After Uplifted Shot
In Tyson Vermont a fox and a hunter stalked partridge near a barn. The hunter cornered the bird and killed it as it landed on an apple tree. The fox circled the barn and seized the downed partridge before the hunter realized what occurred.
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Tyson
Dairy and Poultry Insights Shape City Farm Life
A Wisconsin dairy and poultry piece urges urban fanciers to cultivate green feed in small city lots, promote only high value stock, and curb scrubs. It condemns poor barn conditions, urges better cow housing, and notes dramatic growth in state cheese and dairy production with factory and creamery expansion.
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Poultry Journal
Cattle Feeding Experiments Cite Weight Gains Across Ages
Station bought twenty four young cattle from nearby stock for feeding trials. Calves averaged 415 pounds, two year olds 740 pounds, and yearlings 655 pounds. Yearlings gained 140 pounds per year, two year olds 225 pounds. Some calves weighed more than yearling cattle, and one yearling nearly matched a two year old, ages likely similar. Despite better breeding, feeding older cattle yielded little payoff.
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Ment
The Best Mutton Sheep and Shifting American Tastes
The article explains how the best mutton sheep have long bodies round barrels and are hardy and early maturing. It contrasts mutton sheep with wool sheep grown for exterior appearance and notes America’s past distrust of mutton due to mislabeling as spring lamb. It laments past poor mutton quality but signals a turning tide toward better meat.
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Merrie England
America
Market trends show lighter cattle profitable now
Old of Young Reeves notes that the era of highly profitable marketing of very heavy cattle has passed. Recently sold yearlings of 1000 pounds or more show better demand and higher prices than large steers weighing 1600 pounds or more. He warns that extra feed and time to mature huge cattle yield poor returns. Oklahoma Agricultural Expert-
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Pene
Woodward
Syracuse
Yong
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W. A. Henry
University of Wisconsin
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Wisconsin
Union
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The
Oklahoma Agricultural Expert
Hood's
Columbia Bicycles
Columbia and
Harti
Pope Manufacturing CO
Hartford
Conn
P.O. Bos
Cay
Rita
Clare Bowler &Co
Rum Drovers Commission Company
Union Stock Reference
Drovers National Bank
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