Agricultural Surplus Demands a Shaping of Markets
A historical analysis argues that U S agriculture will continue to produce far beyond domestic needs. It predicts growing export influence, with wool and hemp added to staples. Emphasizes sales in foreign markets and the need for farmers to align with global demand through improved agriculture and education.
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Londe
Timothy
Mann
Pugh
From a Young Farmer to Success Through Frugal Practice
A short reminiscence describes a decade of farming with fifty acres at $41 per acre, saving $8500, and facing discouragement from dilapidated buildings. The author details minimal hired help, a single team, and a focus on practical cultivation, including an experiment with Indian corn on a small, cleared plot.
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Londa
Hints to Farmers From a Practical Almanac
A compact list of practical farming tips covering tomato preserves lice protection for sabbage camphor revived drooping plants graf ting mountain ash sulphur for grapes lard cooking corn feed ratios ground corn meal grind fineness turnip nutriciousness ruta baja growth olive oil rattlesnake bite cures garlic grain storage and vermin control drainage value horse scratches timber decay by season of felling.
Legends of Mexico City Founding Story Told by Travelers
The piece recounts the Tecatlcalan saga of the eagle on a serpent on a cactus rock as the founding vision for Mexico City. It describes a migration guided by seers toward a lake and a central rock where the great temple rises, with causeways, priests palaces, and surrounding houses. The narrative notes approaching troops in the collected account.
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Mexico
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Wisconsin Water Power Boom At Beaver Dam and Fox Lake
A survey of Dodge and surrounding counties describes rising steam driven mills, new towns, and expanding water power from Beaver Dam to Fox Lake. It notes Gov. Dodge's legislative message, canal land sales, and booming agriculture with wheat, lead, and lumber driving a multimillion dollar annual economy.
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Harkness
Tavry
Denex
Dodge
H. N. Watx4
Milwau
Wan
Warken
Rochester
Beaver
Haven
Turing Emporium
New York
Ateara
Fox Lake
Legio Us
Oak Grove
Agra
Pratt
Laxa
Easiag
Beaverdam River
Watertown
Columbus
Hustisford
Milwaukee
Dodge County
Hargeat
Mesera, Lawton and
Finney
Wisconsin
Extron
Beaver Dam
Juanda
Lignor
Como
Zurich
Geneva
Killarney
Pele
Suzracys
ConnecTicut
Fox Lake House
Vulcan
Mexican News and War Reports Dated September News
The letter from Vera Cruz describes proposals to delimit territory between the Bravo and Nueces with a neutral strip and a southern line to the Pacific, while Mexican demands on indemnities and cession terms are debated. Reports detail Santa Anna’s costly preparations, public enthusiasm for liberty, and the Mexican stance on New Mexico. A Monterey correspondent notes an assassination attempt on Capt. Bragg involving an eight inch bomb.
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Washington
Gaye
Scott
Amy
Vera Cruz
del Norte
Bravo
Nueces
Bay of San Francisco
Vexas
Pacific Ocean
New Orleans Picayune
James L
Santa Anna
Diario
Adda
D. Ramon Gambon
Diario of
Trist
New Mexico
New Mexiico
Congress
Republic
Bellast
Cpt
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