Carson Apple Mite Record for Experimental Planting
The Carson apple seedling from Ohio, noted for production and beauty, is described as oblate with large fruit, pale yellowish skin, and fine texture. It appears suitable for trial planting in the lake region and New England for both home orchards and commercial use. Also guidance on strawberry fertilization and crop rotations from H J Wheeler and Indiana university farm studies.
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Carson Apple Fens
Ohio
Caton
Lake Region
New England
Howe
Willi A. Taylor
Bareau
Deterioration of Apples Threatens Local Orchards
A Kansas State Horticultural Society talk by Philip Lux warns that Winesap and Missouri Pippin have largely failed as commercial apples. He cites aging trees producing worthless or poor fruit, with many orchards largely worthless. He urges immediate action, improved disease control, and better rootstock to restore productive orchards.
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Missouri
Philip Lux
Kansas State Horticultura
Ociety
Lux
State Agricultural College
Cement Silos and Dairy Breeding Boost Farm Yields
A Michigan dairy meeting discusses cement silos for silage, noting two-silo setups for winter feed, costs of building cement silos, and reinforcement methods. It also covers the value of a good bull, arguing a purebred bull can vastly increase milk output and farm profits.
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Michigan Daieymen's
An Excellent Garment For Hard Work
A Black Fleece Lined Garment dyed on both sides is offered for mechanics who cannot wear light colors due to soiling. It weighs about one pound heavier than competing garments and is available while supplies last.
Ladies' Fine Black Underwear Garment Sale Ad
An advertisement notes a full fleeced fine black worsted garment for sale at a discounted price of 25e. The fragment emphasizes the product type and sale value without additional context or details.
Sale of items at 25 cents prompts rapid clearance
The notice states items priced at 25 cents will be sold quickly and cannot be duplicated once gone, urging prompt purchase before stock runs out.
Feeding the Milk Maker in Dairy Farming
An old manual style guide extols feeding cows with farm by products like pumpkins and potatoes to boost milk and butter yields. It argues palatability, digestibility, and economical rations maximize profit, citing a cow yielding 4,900 pounds milk and 165 pounds butter fat, earning at least seven dollars in butter and skim milk.
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Jose Wight
Mars Farmers Advocate
New Raspberry Variety Promises Fall Bearing Harvest
A Rural New Yorker note describes a seedling purple cane raspberry that bore a pint of berries in October and formed seven new plants after spring division. The fruit is large, deeply purple red, juicy, and subacid, with healthy foliage and canes surviving harsh winters without protection. If kept productive under commercial propagation, it could be desirable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorker
Los
Real Estate and Coal Deals by The Clubb in Alma Michigan
The Clubb Real Estate Co advertises a coal product claiming high heat units and exclusive city selling rights with cash discounts. Listings include numerous Alma Michigan homes and farms for sale or exchange, with multiple 40 to 60 acre properties, rentals, and business lots. Office details: 303 W Superior, Union, Alma.
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Loma Reformatory
Alma
Woodworth Avenue
Aine
Barty
Orchard Street
Ali
Texas
Clubb Real Estate Co
State Savings Bank
Superior Street
Union
Alma, Mich
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University Farm of Indiana
Ben Davis
Aris
Somme
Ted
W. MH
Hine
Gener
Bowe
Under Wills
Denver Field
Joe
Springfield, Mass
Ladies’ Union
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Mallyard
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Messiniger’s
BIG Coal Man
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