Portable Corn Crib Promises Quick Set Up and Versatility
Advertisement for a portable corn crib claiming 8 feet high and 12 feet in diameter with 400 bushels capacity. It boasts a 10 minute assembly and dual use as a chicken fence when empty, then repurposed for corn.
Loss of a valuable horse and temperance notes in 1899
Correspondence from Lunl notes St Gillispie losing a horse and reports cattle losses. Mrs R E Plumley visits Luni. Ed Loobey buys more cattle. Mrs C H Long Grove travels to Eagle Grove. Anti liquor temperance update: most states require scientific school instruction, three resist, legislature discusses abolishing it, temperance workers push forward as public opinion shifts against intemperance.
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St. Gillispie
R. E. Plumley
Luni
Ed Loobey
C. H. Long Grove
Eagle Grove
Virginia
Arkansas
Georgia
Tiiois
Farmers report corn yield and husking totals for season
The piece notes corn ears reaching fifteen inches and yields from land managed by West Vernon boys, with the Losin brothers reporting six thousand bushels husked by Nov sixteenth and hay losses of four bales. Redman boys aged fifteen and seventeen husked three thousand bushels this fall, still at work, while Upland and WaT SOUTa-aUt crews are expected to have contributed. A call goes out for others to report competing husking totals, plus a discussion on missionary work among youth.
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Losin
Redman
West Vernon
Wat Souta
Algona
Elmore
Supt. Hodge
Eagle Grove
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