Notice of Probate Hearings and Creditor Claims
State of Michigan probate notices announce hearings on estates in various counties. Creditors are urged to present claims by specified dates, with examinations scheduled before probate courts in Ithaca, Grand Rapids, and other locales.
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Byath
Michigan
Willem Kelly
Atiten
State OF Michigan
Tae
Mary A. Hunt
Hari
Hachi Chunty
Alygust
Mayra
Thade
Seavwr
Gramor
Matilda Rindge
Alia
Ithaca
Mdinyigh AL
Isaac S Seaver
Forever Young Is the Sweet Girl Graduate
A nostalgic look at student graduations across eras, noting how prior generations restricted girls from college and how modern times allow multiple ceremonies. The piece blends social change with humorous asides about gowns, dances, and family finances amid evolving rites of passage.
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Forever Young
Cicero
Sonx
Tory
Charktown
Maya
Convention Lab
Weninary
Nimny
Knapsack and Bucket Sprayers For Small Garden Ops
A wartime style guide explains knapsack sprayers with back tanks and a one handed pump for tight spots in vineyards and thick plantings. It covers bucket pumps for small garden use, tool lengths, brass tips, and practical tips for under spraying and efficient operation. It also touches on fruit varieties like Elberta peaches and Concord pears, plus notes on windbreaks and sorghum seeding timelines.
Hollister's Golden Nuggets for Sallow People Health Remedy
An old time medicinal patent notice touts DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve and Golden Nuggets for sallow skin. The ad market features Chas Rhodes as the seller, with claims of soothing cooling healing effects.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Alain
Lestion
Rewkey Mountains
DeWitt
Havel
Chas
Rhodes
Dairy Farming Provides Yearlong Harvest For Farmers
Dairy farming, described as the harvest that lasts all year, supports livestock, crops, and wealth in regions like Denmark, New York, and Wisconsin. It builds land fertility, fosters community growth, and boosts dairy producers through butter and cheese while noting the challenges of milk handling and market logistics.
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Denmark
Holand
New York
Wisconsin
The Muskmelon and Garden Wiles of a Michigan Farmer
A Michigan farmer shares his techniques for growing musk melons and other crops. He discusses planting patterns to deter pests, the use of corn as a trap for bugs, and careful seedling management from inverted soda bottles to trays. He also notes tomato disease struggles and suggests sprays, plus brief aside on horseradish and a medicinal ointment ad.
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Michigan
Asticulturist
Lemet
Jett
Niael
Specially Adapted Harvesters For Root Crops In Cool West
Reports from western Oregon and western Washington show root crops like beets thriving in cool weather. Yields range from twenty to thirty five tons per acre, with frequent mentions of forty five to fifty tons. Mungels and rutabagas are grown in rows about twenty feet apart.
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Oregon
Washington
Farming hints on thinning hoeing and early blight in potatoes
The text describes thinning and weeding techniques using hoes and horse cultivators, noting blade design from old saw blades and the scuttle hoe. It stresses continuous rows, proper strawberry bed preparation, and timely cultivation. It also explains early blight in potatoes caused by Alternaria, with signs on leaves and progressive plant decline.
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Kyron Hunter
Potatoes Disease and Spraying Advice From Early Agraria
The article discusses potato health, noting early dying vines and suggesting thorough spraying to extend ripening. It references Lordeane mixture and ruletine spray applied to all vine parts with green tint. It mentions Motormack potato as a New Maryland variety facing discovery resistance.
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Maryland
Dr Shoop Pain Tablet Trial Offer Shown
A promotional notice offers free trial packages of Dr Shoop headache and period pain tablets. It claims to relieve pain by addressing bio congestion and nerve strain and lists Geo. Stimstar as the seller.
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Dr. Shoop
Treatment of Seed Corn That Protects Young Plants
Dr S A Vorbes, Illinois state entomologist, described a seed corn treatment defending young corn from the corn root aphis. Experiments show about a 27 percent ear increase in treated plots with larger and healthier plants. a lemon oil and wood alcohol mixture is applied per kernel before planting. The compound's odor repels cornfield ants and insects for weeks, keeping fields largely pest-free for six weeks. Costs estimated under $0.10 per acre. ensure ingredients are from reliable druggists and apply evenly. Field notes urge experimental checks and caution under Typhoid crepe river conditions and late planting risks.
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A. Vorbes
Hlinais
Quincy
State Farmers’ Institute
Fine Pears: Growth Prospects From New England
A fragmented report notes New England pears may thrive with proper care. Horticultural societies and state figures discuss varieties, regional suitability, and trials at the Vermont Agricultural College, Rochester field displays, and Strafford county demonstrations, indicating potential profitability despite uncertain markets.
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Ramon Rama
Kastero
Chetra Maseichiselle
Vermont
Strafford
Rochester
Idle acres hint at orchard prospects and furrow irrigation
The article discusses idle agricultural land and potential profitability of planting trees if labor is available. It notes limited furrow irrigation in western regions and contrasts fruit farming with staple crops like grain and vegetables. It also contains stray items about a child and a medicine advertisement.
Favorite Pree scscription touted as cure all
A long ad promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription claiming to cure many female ailments and nervous symptoms. It touts roots and tonics, promises free consultations, and directs readers to the Twyslider Hotel in Buffalo New York for treatment.
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Uae
Pierce
Dante
Twyslider
Tnatitate
Bufalo
N.Y
A Good Plum From New England to Pacific Coast
The Fellenturg plum is pictured in New England empstead illustration and is also called Thailian prone. It is widely grown on the Pacific coast and may be found elsewhere.
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Fellenturg
New England Empstead
Pacific Coast
Unclear fragmentary notice from historic page
Fragmentary OCR text describes a day cast with dated references and varied quality items. Named entities are not clear due to corruption. The readable portions suggest a listing or notice about goods or events with dates and prices, but specifics cannot be determined from the provided text.
Gill Strawberry Highlights Early Merit At Obie Experiment
A fragmentary report notes Gill Strawberry showing early merit in a trial labelled Obie experimentation. The stocky plants produce small berries but with a bubble of business and berries. The berries finish small at the close of the season, yet the fruit is fair, pleasant, and of decent quality.
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Daror
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