Freight Rates vs Farm Hauling Costs Prompt Road Improvements
Farm marketing costs often ignored by producers focus on road transport costs. The article argues 25 cents a mile to haul a ton on average roads, rising on poor surfaces and falling with good roads. It urges building smooth roads, using a King road drag, wide-tired wagons, and regular dragging to lower local hauling costs and indirectly freight rates.
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Sam
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offers $100 Reward
A large advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh, claiming a constitutional treatment that benefits blood and mucous surfaces. The sellers promise $100 to any case it fails to cure and encourage sending testimonials. Also promotes a general family remedy for constipation.
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Hall
Ohio
Pétie
Cattle Breeds Suited for Broad Pasture and Beef Production
The Shorthorn Aberdeen Angus Hereford Red Polled and Devon cattle thrive in the South’s pastures with good feed. Cows are strong milkers producing calf growth, weaning at eight weeks and supplementing with clover and grains. Herefords and Angus excel as range and feedlot cattle, while Devon adapts to sparse pastures. Red Polled offers milking and beef potential though less common. Crossbreeding with native stock enhances breeding up scrub herds.
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Devon
Risky Revenge at Ferrara Impersonates Animal Noises
Violinist Paganini narrowly escaped a deadly confrontation after angering the Ferrara audience. He announced an imitation of animal sounds and, after performing birds and a cat, he mocked the hissers with donkey brays. Patrons rushed the stage but he retreated.
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Paganini
Ferrara
Sidney Nebraska Office Rooms 4 and 5 McIntosh Block
An official notice from Sidney Nebraska references Office space in the McIntosh Block covering Rooms 4 and 5. The terse item notes location within the building and its designation for formal use or disposition.
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McIntosh
Sidney
Nebraska
Animals Must Not Be Stunted Bet Kept Growing Steadily
In a brief note attributed to J W MiFFCMell the article urges steadier growth during the fattening period. The author emphasizes avoiding stunting and maintaining steady corn feeding for animals under fattening conditions.
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