Ingenious Barb Wire Reel Mounted on Wheels
A simple mobile reel to wind barb wire from fence material instead of a slow barrel. The design has weight near the wheels, a handle steadied by a boy, and a rack to wind at a steady pace. The Farmer notes it would aid anyone with barb wire fencing to wind efficiently.
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W. L. Douglas
Minsen
Brockton
Masa
W.L. Douglas
Douglas
Cardus
Joe Moorhead
Archibald, I. T
Ladies Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Ca
Hatlange
Town
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Inaccurate Seed Testing Highlights Field Germination Gap
Seed germination in the field often diverges from results in controlled testers. Tests show oats and wheat with wide gaps, including samples 94 percent in testers dropping to 54 percent in fields. Poor vitality due to bad growing conditions explains the disparity. field conditions are rarely ideal.
Farmers Advice On Leaning, Plowing, And Family Health
A fragmented rural discourse urges balance between labor and land care. It warns against premature plowing in wet fields and stresses that sound farming supports healthy families. The speaker recalls a farmers institute remark about money and a diet rich in fruit and vegetables.
Farmers urged to own fanning mills for cleaner seed
The article argues Northwest farmers need fanning mills to clean and grade home grown seed, reduce weeds, and improve crops. It notes many farms lack mills, explains past cheap grain handling delayed adoption, and highlights benefits from seed cleaning, screenings feeding livestock, and overall farm profitability.
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Northwest
Orange Judd
Washing Tank and Table for Market Vegetables
A vegetable gardener explains a compact wash and drain setup. A water tight box acts as a sink with a bottom plug for drainage and a hinged shelf and legs that fold for compact storage, enabling efficient soil removal and drying.
Keep Barn Floors Clean To Protect Horses
Warm weather calls for clean barn floors. Winter manure that freezes tight may excuse a dirty floor but a huge pile under a horse’s hind feet forces an unnatural stance. Rotting manure emits ammonia fumes that can injure a horse’s eyes and harm health.
Silage Advised in Small Amounts for Brood Mare Diet
Silage is not generally recommended for regular horse feed but a few pounds daily can be beneficial, especially for brood mares. The bulky feed is less ideal than concentrates, yet a small daily portion adds succulence and value to the ration.
Woman Finds Hope Before Surgery with Pinkham Compound
A woman facing an operation fears the hospital, table, and knife, yet many have been cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after surgery is deemed the only cure.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Toll gates on the road to success
A concise reflection notes many obstacles along progress. The metaphor highlights repeated barriers in pursuit of achievement, suggesting perseverance amid challenges and the effort required to reach goals.
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