Proper Tile Drains A Guide For Home and Farm Use
Advice on laying tile drains with proper inlets and outlets. Emphasizes not packing mud to seal and avoiding oversized tiles. Recommends soil filling around inlets, using gravel in mossy soils, placing a large end stone, and keeping outlets clear of roots and netting to prevent vermin entry.
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Draingee
John Haines
Managing A Drought And Soil Care For Corn
John Lanning cites Prairie Farmer on drought strategies including surface mulch to conserve moisture, fall and deer plowing, and spreading barnyard manure to improve soil and water retention. Cob meal feeds cows, boosted by corn meal and hay for steady milk supply.
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John Lanning
Prairie Farmer
Ohio
Naming the Farms Gains Postal Novelty Across Districts
Letter boxes on rural ways stir farmer interest in gates and entrances. Farmers add painted signs and gatepost names to give homes dignity, with one farmer proposing Midway Farm as a tied location between Milledgeville Chadwick and Lanark Coleta. The trend signals a shift toward enhancing country life with adornment and identifiers.
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Midway Farm
Milledgeville
Chadwick
Lanark
Coleta
United States
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Anchoring Wire Fence and Farm Uses
A compact collage of farm notes and tips from the Ohio Farmer era. It covers securing bottom fencing with galvanized wire loops, inspects pollination by insects, a method to cure balky mules, and observations on cow herd vitality and feed efficiency.
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George W Brown
Ohio
Quotations and Jokes From Early 20th Century Cartoons
A collage of humorous quotes from papers like Boston Times Philadelphia Times Chicago Daily News and Philadelphia Press. Snippets touch on gender, patriotism, money, voting and social manners with caricatured voices and regional dialects. Includes remarks on artifice in man and woman, loud Wagner music, and shtick about dining and boarding costs.
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Boston Times
Philadelphia Times
Chicago Daily News
Puck
Beets, tariffs, and sugar tax in a farmer's view
A rugged speaker questions the raw sugar tariff and sugar duties, arguing the beet industry is small and profits come from processing while the public bears the burden. He calls for ending the tax to lower prices and aid all citizens, urging shared benefit over aid to a few beet magnates.
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Sam
Lind
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