Missouri Farmers Institutes Open Season in Jamesport
The Missouri farmers institute season opened September 26 in Jamesport under the state board of agriculture. Institutes will run through winter, visiting every county with several in some, featuring speakers on road improvement, animal health, dairy topics, fruit growing, and horticulture.
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Farmers’ Institutes
Farmers’ Institute
Missouri
Jamesport
State Board of Agriculture of
D. Ward King
Maltland
Fle Ie
Dk FP. Luehy
Atate
M. Washburn
University of Minsouri
Pel. I. Munford
Minodel Mirlcultural College
Live Brook
Hiuelandey
CO. Wiltten
WORN OUT FARM RESTORED BY FERTILIZING METHODS
A Kentucky farm improved after adopting manure, leaves, and composting to restore soil fertility. The farmer, once discouraged by poor yields, used barnyard manure and woodland leaves, plowed, and replanted wheat. Over two years soil and crops recovered, boosting farm comparison with neighbors.
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Lis
Kentucky
Homemade Pole Drag Described for Farm Use
An old farming tip details crafting an effective pole drag from hardwood pales and chain links. The device extends beyond the pole and operates independently, with a seat and board mounting to allow maneuvering and storage in tight spaces.
Early Maturity in Swine Breeding
Farmers' Review discusses selecting for early maturity in pigs, noting improved teeth and market readiness at young ages. It highlights swift disposal of high quality stock and steady prices, enabling rapid marketing and claimed profits for swine producers.
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Chulnra
Demand for European nut and fruit sectors in new processing push
The report notes strong European demand for almond and peach products, with almonds priced at 1 to 10 cents per pound in Hamburg markets. Peach and apricot kernels are discussed, suggesting that canneries could boost profits by cracking pits to extract kerngs and utilize waste output more efficiently.
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Europe
Hanburg
Literary Litten and Royal Readers Across Eras
The text surveys literary figures from Maurus Johal to Col Arthur Haggard and Nathaniel Hawthorne’s centennial in Salem. It notes a newspaper man becoming minister of finance in Canada, remarks on Alma Alfres Awadin as an unknown poet later revealed as laureate, and quotes King Oscar of Sweden as a voracious reader.
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Maurus Johal
Rider Haggard
Arthur Haggard
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Salem
Mase
Craigie
John Oliver Hobbes
Manchester
London
Plata
Alfres Awadin
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
al Muro
Saead
Riwslan
Oscar
Sweden
Campbell
Minneapolis
Notes on nationalities and world customs
The text surveys national traits from Europe and the Caribbean, noting Kuscia’s rapid population growth, Hamburg’s dog taxation by weight, and language differences in Haiti and Santo Domingo. It mentions Japan’s navy height on average, a restriction on admission ages, a concept of a Japanese bay in a misheard phrase, and a Dresden pastor cursing sparrows. It concludes with a note on Japan’s capital punishment and an execution method unseen by witnesses.
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Morocco
Kuscia
Europe
Mamburg
Republic of Hayti
Repubic
Santo Domingo
Lsland
Hayti
Dresden
Japan
Evaston Letter Cites Promises and Political Exchange
An archaic Washington Star excerpt discusses a senator named Sorghum and a disputed promise. The speaker questions whether the other party will uphold a commitment, while the counterpart insists the issue was not a breach but a problem of interpretation.
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Evaston
Sorghum
Washington Star
Why He Studies Law in A Frayed Detroit Note
Fragmentary Detroit Free Press text discusses a person’s aim to study law and questions whether he will persist, with unclear context about evading it and speculation. Remaining readable phrases reference Wall Street and a general interest in legal studies amid uncertain details.
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Nody He-Rahamed
James Wataon
Denver
Coil
New London
Watnon
White
Freeport
Jr. Bradley
Frankfort
Watera
New Tandon
Watson
Wall Street
Detroit Free
Fragmentary musings on science and self in a quirky quote
A oblique, stylistic fragment reflects on science and life. The speaker contemplates how perception shapes reality and identity, noting that a so called autobiography can be a product of deliberate outlook.
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Alton
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Tralh A
Jokepiiing Hoback
Wlepfatter
T. W. Aiden
Dowrlenn
Hind
Columbia
Pomsul
Naplew
Iinty
Missouri University
Feym
Department of State
Jefferson City
Madrid
Tila Tork
Veth
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Welk
Heise
Hroolk
Vowtheer
Shane Ware
Lewis Station
Shane
Mareiing, Kan
Andrain County
Thholid Dybrond Te Deren
Jefferson City, Jenson & Southwestern Railroad Company
Edon
Athelen
Farion County
Bion
Miller County
Mineour Maelfle Lines
T How
Independence
Patrick
Dimestic Verwtebe
Trreaues Hile
Baba Holden
Nent ‘Talteville
Wilethe
Polk
Gov
Pend
A. C. Morrow
Parm Hand
Frank Shaver
Kearney
Good Wits
Springfield
Holt Folk
Wille
Hieheat Coort
Orile
Watliegeoh Reilway Company
Marino
Browning
Kansim
Wa Ticome Court
Lew Powe
Trook Teland
Kaneos City-st Louie
Morford
Windsor
Mirwouri
Medford
Kansas City
Windeor
Idialon
Weld Getober
Witt Eoyale
Hichard Patton
Teetmaster
Richard Dalton
St Lavite
Cleveland
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Thalia
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Saver Fon
Cyeodiien
Calvin
Charles B. Wiles
Aline Barlow
Sedalia
Para
Ind
Cirlaetan College
Jones Oroford
Mowel
Frank Farris
OL. Moore
Jefferion City
Morktara
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Lal
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Lanine
Attermoreil Iellring
Lewin
Anna LH
Washington
Schon
Mre Lioyd
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T. Lioyd
Miasouri Divtvlet
Bey Eon
Kirkwwille
Hey
Ithen
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Hertel
Mexico City
Bow
Pennsylvania
Molland
Literary Litten
General Markets
U .O
Hearst
Nile
Seid Butchers
Warstern
New York
Owen Rey
Lazge
Indianapolis News
Ieee
Hawi
Fudge
Beyer
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dean Mrs Preeraw
Frank Bertin
Second St. Meriden, Conn
Tran Mus
Pinatas T
Lodia T. Mickboam
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Mas P. Wuanny
The
Norman
Milwaukee, Wis
Lydia EK
Pinkhaw Mod, Co
Douglas Mare
Donia Wukreyiers
Vent
Deakers
Ian
Saat
Douglas
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Corone Colt
W. L. Douglas
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