Concrete barn plans for swine shelter and feeding
A detailed overview of building a concrete hog shelter in Stark County. Describes 16 by 20 foot ground plan, deep foundations to prevent winter upheaval, and a concrete feeding trough with water tight interior. Explains framing, materials, drainage, floor taper, and two front gates for efficient feeding and cleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ewine
F. Stoner
Stark County
C. A
Hos. Chanlain
Farmer's Review
Aistance
Ox Team Logging and Swamp Fertility in Historic Arkansas
The article discusses use of oxen in logging operations in southern forests, noting their reliability and preferred handling by natives over horses or mules. It highlights Arkansas drivers, the skills of ox drivers, and the early logging industry before tram roads. It also covers swamp land fertility issues from bog water toxins, oxidation restoration, and advises on winter apple storage and timing of picking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
South
United States
A. Dachnowaki
Canadian Thanksgiving prosperity spurs gratitude and bounty
Canadians celebrated Thanksgiving early amid abundant harvests and rising wealth. The West backs strong yields with wheat at about 230 million bushels and oats from 60 to 100 bushels per acre on affordable prairie land, while weather and labor supply supported record harvests across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. The Toronto Globe notes widespread cheer, industry, and appreciation for Providence. Meanwhile a humorous vignette contrasts misery and a dog’s howling with a shoe-hurling neighbor and a final quip about pole exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihe
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Toronto Globe
West
Providence
Bhake Into Your Shoes Voot-Enae An antiseptic powder
An OCR fragment promotes a powder named Voot-Enae for easy wear of tight or new shoes and claims to cure sweating and foot fatigue. The text interweaves ad phrases with quotes and miscellaneous notes, including moral sayings and a cigar promotion, lacking coherent article structure or clear event details.
No Place For A Painter In Omaha Elevator Debate
A narrator recalls a brickbats exchange near an Omaha elevator shaft about signage and a travel ad. The piece blends stray humor with scattered clippings on public notices and daily life in early 20th century America, including tuberculosis progress and social ads.
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HS. Chamberlain
Wen
North Pole
Chattanooga
Lippinsott
Ron Ae Ieee
Lewis
Izaak Walton
Omaha
Raft Road
International Congress On Tuberculosis
Washington
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Tomkinson
London News
Brussels
International Bureau
Pettit
Howard Fale
N.Y
Dickena
Cal
Painter Mater
Dodd
George Pilis
L-Douglas
W. L. Douglas
Douglas
Brockton
Mass
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Pierce
Sloan
Suy
Natsa Bros. Co
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Uticura
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Boause
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