Western Canada poised for farming boom and stock growth
The piece argues Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba will lead wheat and mixed farming expansion. It notes hogs lead stock gains with half a million shipped in six months and Alberta coal resources and abundant forage for cattle sheep and poultry. It cites railway expansion and strong agricultural instruction boosting yields and prices while warning on coarser grains potentially reducing stock.
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Alberta
Red Deer
Peace River
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Canada
New Zealand
England
Edmonton
Western Canada
Tts
Dominion Government
Western
Europe
Vermilion
Owould
Local quip on courting and home life from the Globe-Democrat
A light remark about courtship and home life attributed to a young suitor who lingers near the family home, capturing the mood of domestic affection as printed in a St. Louis Globe-Democrat column.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Green's August Flower Ad Claims Digestive Cure
An advertisement touts August Flower as a gentle laxative for disordered stomach and inactive liver. It claims to regulate digestion, cleanse the stomach and alimentary canal, stimulate bile production, and purify blood, urging readers to give it a trial.
A Leading Question at The Clubfellow
A humorous exchange shows Gibbe boasting about his wife while Dibte questions his success. The dialogue captures clubroom banter with quick quips and a punchy tease about marriage and wit.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Ad Note and Quip
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment for skin care and toilet uses and mentions Red Cross Bail Blue for laundry. The message includes a quip about self made men and a remark on war era linen value and grocer pricing.
Nebraska Iowa boundary cooperation bill amends scope
A legislative note reports Representative Berkae's bill to appoint a commission with Iowa to define the Douglas Sarpy boundary in Nebraska. The amended measure includes all Missouri River border counties and allocates 300 for investigation costs. Lawmakers remain doubtful a settlement will occur without financial terms.
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Lincoln
Berka
Iowa
Douglas
Sarpy
Nebraska
Pottawattomie
Missouri River
Lowa
Nebraska House Weighs Tractor License and Parochial School Debate
Lower house approves a bill requiring licenses from the State Railway Commission for selling farm tractors and maintaining service stations. Debate over parochial school funding and foreign language use continues as hundreds fill the capitol. A commission proposal to map county borders is amended to include Missouri river counties. An emergency 25000-dollar appropriation is authorized to enforce Prohibition laws through April 1. The Broatch-Tanner senatorial contest remains undecided as recounts proceed.
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Nebraska
Representative Hall
State Capitol
Legislative House
Senate
Berka
Lowa
House
Anderson
Hamton and
Jacobson
W. J. Broatch
Omaha
Tanner
Gerhart
Danderine Hair Grows Soft Lustrous Locks Quick
An old advertisement extols Danderine as a miracle hair grower that stops dandruff and itch within minutes and promises abundant soft glossy hair within weeks. It claims real hair regrowth appears, with a simple application and low cost, in drug stores nationwide.
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Knowlton
Adv
Regulating Necessary Spring Milking Practices
Instructions warn against leaving milking to women at night and emphasize risk and cost. A cow that loses milk flow cannot be recuperated without double the grain expense. Warns against sacrificing one risk for another.
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Ume
Winter feeding problems and silage use in dairy farming
The article outlines winter feeding challenges for cows when pasture is unavailable. It emphasizes two goals: meet cow needs while keeping costs profitable, suggesting on-farm feeds and roughage efficiency. It notes high transport costs and land prices influence roughage planning and highlights silage as the dominant succulent feed for dairymen.
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United States
Not So Easy. Writers and Printing in Early Toledo
Fragmentary dialogue discusses writing and ideas in print with a skeptical tone. References to Louisville Journal, city of Toledo, Lucas County, and early settlers hint at historical media and local literary culture.
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Louisville
ouhér-Journal
Recipe for gray hair and oyster debate in dining room
An ad describes Bay Rum and Barbo Compound mixed with glycerine to darken gray hair without staining the scalp. A waiter jokes about oysters while a grouch disagrees, insisting an oyster isn’t fit to eat after 400 years.
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Ee Lake Station
Irmingham
Alabama
Peruna
Rene
Roots for Feeding Cattle
The chief function of roots in cattle feeding is to provide succulent feed. Root crops per acre yield less nutrients than costs, but they store well for winter use. Mangel wurzels give the greatest yield per acre. beets, turnips, and carrots are also used. Feed turnips after milking to avoid bad flavor.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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