The Story of Our States and Early Northwest Territory
This excerpt traces colonial claims and conflicts over North America, detailing French and English competition, the Northwest Territory's creation, and state formation up to Ohio’s entry as a union state. It notes Virginia and other entities ceding rights, and Ohio’s population and electoral significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Salte
Canada
England
North America
Virginia
Ted Kogland
Gruily
Noerdhwret
United States
Northwest
Ust
Obie
Union
Inerem
Taoka
Tartine
Ohin
White River
The Louisiana Purchase and Early Statehood Overview
A compact historic sketch tracing Louisiana from early exploration by Alvares de Pineda and De Bête to La Salle, the 1715 founding of New Orleans, Law’s Company of the West, French colonial rise and fall, the transfer to Spain, and eventual 1812 statehood as the Pelican State with a pelican on its coat of arms.
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Lovieiana
Sparta
Alvares — de Pineda
de Bete
Inns la Salle
Mississippi
Vitts Ly
Lamie XIV
Launisiana
Waps
Louisiana
Company of the West
Johm Law
MAS
France
Pentliess
Ingland
New Orleans
Spain
United Stairs
Thin Asquielm
Orleans
Get Rich Quick Schemes Fail Against Honest Effort
A warning against get rich quick schemes praises steady work and consistent production. It argues that only persistent effort builds a business with lasting value and recognition on the commercial map.
Backyard Fowls Pay, Woman Reports Poultry Venture
A Leale woman writes the Department of Agriculture detailing her success with a backyard hen flock. She notes selling extra eggs to neighbors at top store price while using hens kept in a small eight by eight foot coop and run. She describes production numbers, costs, and culling of older birds beginning in August, referencing retail grain prices and egg yields.
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Leale
Department of Agriculture
Keapig
Peedt
Fragmented OCR Note on Pallets and Tools
The readable text mentions egg counts and a renewal in October of a Mock by udd ie Ghe deen new spring pallets. Pallets described as newer and slag, expected to tie through winter, with references to teas, currentings, and a duckyard fork implies a domestic or workshop context without clear names or dates.
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Uddie
How to Break Broody Hens
A guide noting that broody hens can be broken by confinement off the ground in a small, flat-bottomed space with ample water. Feeding or fasting makes little difference. most hens break in three to six days, though ten to twelve days may be needed. Signs include night-time staying on the nest, feather flurrying, pecking, and a clucking sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Cenally
Suise Abe Tonkes
Eyimptowa
Infected Eggs and Flock Health Caution Issued
Officials warn against placing eggs from a flock with roup infection. Authorities urge deterring gatherings of birds from infected or suspected flocks and avoiding birds from flocks with no prior exposure to the disease.
Fruit for a Average Farm Family
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture explains that the typical person desires fruit and that farm fruit makes up about 6 percent of food value. It notes many farms include fruit trees and arbors and that a small orchard around the home is a wise investment. About two thirds of the fruit used by the average farm family comes from the home farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
State Department of Agricultirn
Skim Milk as Economical Food Source in Cooking
Article extols skim milk as rich in protein and sugars, lacking butterfat, and suitable for meals and recipes. It highlights uses in cereals, soups, custards, cakes, corn chowder, and curd cakes, noting energy equivalence to meat and promoting whole milk for children.
HOUCHOM Notes on Luncheon and Sewing Tips
Milk whole wheat bread and fruit form a well balanced luncheon. A scrap of preserves added to mince makes it richer and avoid piling too many hot cakes. Draw a white stocking over the sleeve board for a clean cover. If flowers are in the yard, women watch for planning.
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South Anenies
Sigar
Self feeding vs land feeding in hog fattening study
An 1918 19 Kansas State College experiment by Dr W Mccampbell E F Ferrin and H B Winchester comparing self fed and hand fed pigs shows 5 percent tankage can balance corn for 75 to 100 pound hogs. Self fed pigs gained with less tankage, though took more trips to feeder for exercise and potential broader benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State Agriculture At College
W. McCampbell
E. F. Ferrin
H. B. Winchester
Hand-fed vs self-fed pigs yield 100 pound gain profit
In a trial, hand-fed pigs ate all they could hold at each feeding while self-fed pigs consumed less. At test end, lot 1 pigs showed a $7.35 higher profit per head than hand-fed, with reduced feed and labor required for the same 100-pound gain.
Fight Against Hog Cholera Involving 34 States
The USDA partnered with 34 states during the last fiscal year to investigate hog cholera outbreaks, administer treatment, and stamp out contagion by cleaning and disinfecting premises. Bureau veterinarians held demonstrations, aided practitioners, and conducted education. Most of the year 140 vets worked on control, with staffing cuts in the final quarter due to funding limits.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Inducing Swine to Exercise Through Feeding Layout
A practical method to induce swine to exercise is to place sleeping quarters away from the feeding area so sows must travel between them multiple times daily. If separation is not possible, sows will still get exercise by eating hay from a low rack built for the purpose.
Feed for Young Colts in Early Training
Guidance for young colts emphasizes balanced feed and roughage to build strength and growth. It outlines feeding quantities and a plan aimed at maximizing returns as the colt develops into a strong animal.
Enforced to the Limit and Odd Parodies
Fragmentary OCR notes quote edicts about arresting frogs and evicting churches, plus funeral references and a humorous American Log weekly snippet. It cites Curtis the diplomat, Tay, and a pocketbook lost and found tale, with a request to call at a convenient date.
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American Log! Weekly
West
Curtis
North
Tay
Nuttler
Actaman Legion Weekly
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