Regular system of shocking corn to save labor
The Country Gentleman suggests a horse drawn harvesting method to reduce labor and prevent fodder waste. A five row approach builds centered shocks with grouped hills AAA BBB CCC until all are evenly arranged, improving uprightness and speed, with walking distances noted for a field of 100 shocks.
Farm land values by state and farm counts across the nation
Census returns show land values by state with New England and mid Atlantic states at 88.74 to 45.16 per acre, followed by Indiana Illinois and Wisconsin 23.30 to 32.83, then Iowa Colorado Utah California 29.92 to 25.62. The list continues with southern and western states at 5.86 to 14.45. In 1800 the US had 4 008 007 farms with owners cultivating 74.5 percent, cash rents 8 percent, and shares 17.5 percent. Illinois held 255 741 farms, Ohio 247 180, New York 241 058, Pennsylvania 213 542, Arizona 767, Nevada 1 404.
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Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Colorado
Utah
California
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Dakota
Wyoming
Montana
New Mexico
Arizona
Nevada
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
United States
Dlinois
Ponderosa Tomatoes Impress Rural New Yorker Editor
The editor notes twelve Ponderosa tomatoes weighing heavy, the largest at thirty five ounces. One tomato was cut open revealing unusually thick flesh with few seeds, making seed collection potentially worth ten dollars per pound. Fruits are regular in shape but still green at the stems.
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New Yorker
Rail Fences and Croup Prevention for Mothers
A Connecticut farmer outlines a low cost zigzag rail fence repair using scavenged materials to straighten old fences and fence sheep efficiently. The piece also promotes early croup warning signs in children and recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to prevent or lessen attacks, with local distributors listed.
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Connecticut
New England
John Boon
Batavia
H. F. Vorkamp
Milford
Irion & Cobb
Williamsburg
California honored with giant tree feature at Columbian Exposition
The article notes California to be recognized by a prominent section of a famous big tree in the Government building at the Columbian Exposition. It also mentions a state fair invention: a transplanting machine for setting and firming soil around tobacco and cabbage with automatic irrigation. Times change as beekeeping advances.
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California
Cleaning Poultry Houses and Hay Grading Advice
Instructions urge thorough house cleaning to remove lice and mites and advise kerosene spraying for pest control. A Illinois Agriculturalist warns on nest protection, proper nesting materials, and how vermin damage egg production. Also outlines hay grades from choice timothy to mixed hay and how bad curing degrades quality.
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American Agriculturist
Wintering Bees and Poultry Notes From American Poultry Yard
A Beekeepers' Review summary outlines two wintering methods for bees and offers guidance for successful hibernation. It discusses wintering in cellars or chalf packed hives, queen selection, honey reserves, and early November placement. The piece also covers hay markets, egg foods for poultry, feeding mixes, and preparing fowl for the breeding season.
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The
Beekeepers’ Review
Ohio electors meet to vote in Clermont area districts
The law sets election day as the eighth of the month with Clermont county electors voting in township and precinct venues from 6 am to 6 pm. It lists the Ohio congressional districts and the counties comprising each district for the presidential electoral process.
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Clermont County
Ohio
United States of America
State of
Hamilton County
State
Third
Preble, Butler and
Montgomery
Darke, Shelby, Mercer, Auglaize and
Allen
Fifth Congressional District
Williams, Defiance, Henry, Pandling, Putnam and
van Wert
Greene, Warren, Clinton, Highland, Brown and
Clermont
Seventh
Miami, Clark, Madison, Fayette and
Pickaway
Eighth
Hancock, Hardin, Logan, Champaign, Union
Delaware
Tenth
Pike, Jackson, Gallia, Lawrence, Adams and
Scioto
Franklin and
Fairfield
Erie
Sandusky
Seneca
Crawford
Wyandot
Fourteenth Congressional District
Lorain, Huron, Ashard, Richland, Morrow and
Knox
Fifteenth
Washington, Morgan, Noble, Muskingum and
Guernsey
Sixteenth
Carroll, Jefferson, Harrison, Belmont and
Monroe
Seventeenth Congressional District
Wayne, Holmes, Joshocton
Tuscarawas
Licking
Ashtabula
Trumbull, Geauga, Portgage
Summit
Twentieth
Lake and
Medina
Cuyahoga
Brown, Clinton
Highland, Greene and
Warren
Fifth Judicial District
Common Pleas
Adama
Crown and
State of Ohio
Court of Common Pleas
Coruit Court
Achibald J. McOnair
Parrott & Griffith
Batavia
Bradford Well and Pump Co. advertisement
The Bradford Well and Pump Co. at 93 and 25 E Second St Cincinnati Ohio manufactures and deals in steam pumps hydraulic rams iron pipe fittings brass goods hose and latest well points earth augers and pipe fittings Also offers deep well pump barrels tubes and repairs Oil gas and artesian well contractors Telephone 1895.
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Bradford Well & Pump CO
Second St
Cincinnati
Batavia to Cincinnati Train Schedule Details
Train service from Batavia departs at 10:00 AM reaching Cincinnati at 7:20 AM, then leaves Cincinnati at 6:00 PM. Sunday train departs Cincinnati 1:58 PM and arrives Forteniss at 1:05 PM, returning to Cincinnati by 6:50 PM. Officials listed include E F Gray general passenger agent Samuel Horn president and J C Gleagon train master.
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Batavia
Cincinna
Cincinnati
Poe Pram
Poe
Surtves
Fortenenss
Portsmouth
Cincinnatic
E. F. Gray
Samuel Horn
J. C. Gleagon
Loveland
Pullman
Oebus
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Union Station
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Richmond
Indianapolis
Louis Bon
Chicago
Wigansport
Colsusbes
West Trefleien
SomCharlesion
Aetien
Cedarville
Wilberfore Xenia Ja Atveneneene lv
Spring Valley
Yxanua
Waynesville
Oregonia
Deenes
Esse
Morrow
South
Lebanon
Milfordy
Bataviate
Cineinnat Ar
Aero Milford
Oveland
South Lebanon
Fort Ancient
Roxanna Naseseass
Kenialv
Wilberforce
Charleston
Seeas
London
Jefferson Alton Lee
Columbus
Springfield
Xenia
Dayton
Yellow Spring
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Twenty-first Congressional District
Cuyahoga County
Supreme Court
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Clinton
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ODGE
Walnut Street
Otey
Ald
Joan H. Fishback
Mps
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Nichols & Nichols
Attorneys AT Law
Jbatavia
Tatman’s Building
Main Street
Wm. C. Bishop
Geo. W. Hulick
Ulice & Bishop, Attorneys AT Law
Dennison Building
Court House
Ames B. Swing
Esplanade
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
Hamilton
John Nichols
Uorneia Nati
Fifth
Hamlton
Clermont Counties
Ti. Q. Crane
W. Dennison
Dennison
G.A. Frazier
Bazier & Hicks
Louis Hicks
Atorneys
Law
Woodlief & Prather
J. BR. Woodlief
Wm. W. Prather
Johnson Building
Fifth and Walnut
Spedia
Smit
Gov. L. Swing
James B. Swing
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Geo. L
Swing
Jane
Mont County
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Swing & Swing
Notary Public
All Ae
Rt House
Nicholas Wolf
Nicholas Wolf, Chas, BE. Wolf
Gus. A, Wolf
Fuergetio
Ivy
I Assur Nursery
Geneva
N.Y
Nail
Allen Telegraph School
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Richmone Junction
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Mt. Oreb
Mineral Spring Td
Rachmann’s
Cedar Oa
Fruit Hill
Forestville
Clough Pike
Mt. Carmel
Ris
Summerside
Glen Este
Fo Ves
Willowville
Olive Branch
Razier
Judd’s
Hamlet
Fair Oak
Hulington
Bantam
Jerusalem
Yankeetown
Hamersville
Ue Center
Eds
Wits Sai
Dayton Xenia
Yellow Springs
Joseph Per EA
Bess
Keent Side
Lince Geo. Hooke, Agt
Seleria Junction
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