Ohio State News Salaries For Postmasters In 1890 91
A list of adjusted July 1 salaries for second class postmasters across Ohio shows new figures for towns including Alliance Middletown Ashland Mt Vernon Ashtabula Norwalk Bellefontaine Oberlin Defiance Painesville Liverpool Piqua Portsmouth Findlay Sandusky Fostoria Sidney Greenville Urbana Lancaster Van Wert Limagy Warren Mansfield Kenia Marion and more. The report also notes related state items on apportionment and local incidents across Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Tso
Alliance
Middletown
Ashland
Mt. Vernon
Ashtabula
Norwalk
Bellefont'ne
Oberlin
Defiance
Painesville
Liverpool
Hacs
Portsmouth
Findlay
Sandusky
Fostoria
Sidney
Greenville
Urbana
Lancaster
van Wert
Limag Sy. Cie
Warren
Mansfield
Kenia
Marion
Sey
Forage Preservation Advice for Canning Waste Silage
J Francis Gulliver of Rural New Yorker outlines practical methods for preserving canning factory waste for cattle feed. He analyzes sweet corn husks and cob waste, pea pods, and silage packing, stressing cutting size, moisture management, layered packing, and daily filling limits to prevent mold and mold growth. He compares potential silage quality to cornstalk silage and notes analysis is needed for definitive evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Francis Gulliver
New Yorker
Poultry Keeping Tips From The Farm Circular
Poultry yields are steady with good management and small harvests daily. Limit meat feeding to two or three times weekly and regulate laying by hatch timing. Allow fowls to forage grain fields after harvest and use safe nesting material like wheat straw. Feed after roosts, mornings, and provide a simple coop with muslin cover. Single-breed flocks reduce crossbreeding risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Republic
Peach Orchard Soil and Fertilizer Tips from American Agriculturist
The piece advises rich friable soil for peaches and recommends barnyard manure ground bone and wood ashes as fertilizers. It warns against wet soils and underdraining and notes yellows as a common problem, sometimes contagious, with burning trees as a last remedy.
Two worm control methods recommended by Dr Riley
Dr Riley suggests two worm control methods for cutworms. The first hides holes several inches deep with a round stick near plants to trap worms. The second, better method uses scattered green clover cabbage or succulent leaves poisoned with paris green or London purple to destroy worms. Large numbers surface when the ground is loosened. they can be crushed. Young chickens destined for market should be fed to ensure rapid growth by eating clean feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley
Paris
Feeding for Eggs What Foods Produce Best Egg Results
A California Cackler correspondent suggests that hens fail to lay due to inadequate or imbalanced feeding. The method: morning bran or barley with milk, noon wheat or screenings for shell and yolk, night liberal corn plus beef scraps every other day, bone meal and daily greens, plus scratch nearby. Corn aids winter egg production. moulting time requires different care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Two Dairy Devices How to Keep Cans in a Vertical Position
A practical method for dairy cans to stay upright in a vat or tank. Two inch internal slats are fixed near the bottom to space cans evenly. Each can gets a small projectile so it can be rotated into position and aligned before removal.
Balancing a Trunk Cover with Simple Rope Pulley System
Horace J. Newberry suggests a practical method for lifting and holding a heavy tank cover using a half inch rope threaded over a cast pulley attached to a joist. Attach a weight to balance the cover and secure the stub end of a railway rail for an effective counterbalance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace J. Newberry
A Brave Woman Forces Seven Indians from a Home
A detailed 1791 Kentucky frontier incident describes Mrs Merrill and her daughter defending a Nelson county cabin from eight attackers. They fire, frighten, and trap the invaders, killing five inside, burning two who attempt the chimney escape, and repelling the rest, with a son helping by lighting feathers to smoke the entrants out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
John Merrill
Nelson County
Kentucky
Mr. Merrill
Merrill
Savage
Dipping the lambs after shearing for tick destruction
A historical farming note advises dipping lambs about a week after shearing using a soap and crude carbolic acid solution to kill ticks. It details mixing, testing with a tick, dipping technique, and drainage, plus cautions to keep ears eyes and nose out of the solution. It also cites farm feeding as essential to keep livestock and land productive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Mills
Sensational Transit Seat War in a Horse Car
A crowded horse car tale shows a four-person clash over a single seat as a fourteen year old girl outraces an elderly woman for a vacant seat. A sweet young woman defends courtesy by giving up her seat and receiving violet flowers from the old passenger. The vignette ends with a remark on the girl’s claim of minding others’ business. Also noted is the Canadian emigration to New England and a joke about an optician’s clerk sizing glasses.
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Ep Riarrs
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Commissioner of Pensions
S. M. McVey
Board of Pension
Caldwell
Charles Evans
Youngstown
Davidson
Alliance
Ohio University At
Athens
John Hancock
Fortowine
Supreme Court
Lowry
State
General Assembly
Ohie
Akron
Henry Golden
Jno
Harvey
Grosvenor
Treasury
Department
Europe
Dr. J. Kost
Heidelburg
Freddie Spence
John Noel
Portsmouth
Lex M. W. Haafma
Los Angeles
Cal
Springfield
Wittenberg College
Emma Beacherr
Riverside
Canton
Henry Heitzell
Jas. Arbuckle
Pittsburgh
Etta Ragan
St. Marys
Richard Rhein
Ohio
James Ross
Snow Fork Creek
Buchtel
Robinson
Bar
Ohio Supreme Court
Lily Knecht
Delia Bradford
Tiffin
Coveland
W E. Tomas
Tay
Dayton and
Michigan Road
Hamilton County
Chas. Craig
Jane Lewis
Col. Taylor
Kentucky
Tuos
van Cleaf
Columbus
Frank Braden
Cambridge
Wills Creek
Andrew Carr
Londonderry Township
Guernsey County
Ikorge Brown
Timoerhy Powell
West Liberty
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
South Dakota
Peninsula
Michigan
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Northwest
Joe Sainee
Milwaukee
St. Paul Ry
Ordher
Iil
N. Y
Dakota
T. Barnum
Liv An
Pennsylvania
Guatemala
United States
von M
Nicaras
Farmyard Wisdom Quip Sparks Schoolyard Banter
A comical exchange in a classroom scene features a teacher remarking on consequences and a girl replying about seeds. The childlike dialogue contrasts sowing dandelions with the idea of birds, highlighting playful misunderstandings in the moment.
Syrup of Figs and Liver Pills Endorsements
The California Fig Syrup Company proclaims wide approval of Syrup of Figs from early appearances and user experiences. It notes the remedy as excellent for sick headache and cites thousands of letters supporting Carter's Little Liver Pills. The notice mentions honoring all draughts at the office on hot days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Company
Carter
Binghamton Publican
Pierce
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Peter Ebertz
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Sonable
John Knopfle
Market St
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Dearborn
Citizens’ Bank
New York
Frank Bowles
Jashier
UNION
G W. Arnold
Ohio State News
Farming World
Silo
Figer
Pittsburgh Post
Germantown
New England
Maine Central Railroad
Vanceboro
Boston
Optician
Fliegende Blatter
Fahey
Snesua
Western Steam
Indianapolis
Louisville
Cleveland
Columbus Post
Glenn
Hill
Boston Courier
Binghamton
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
G. G. Green
Woodbury, N.J
Gen
Phila
U.S
Canada
P. Harold Hayes
M.D
Buffalo, N.Y
W. Baker & CO
W. Baker &C
Dorchester
Mass
Chicago “Times
Tutt
Lund
Patrick O'Farrell
Washington, D. C
Anamand
M. W. Mason
Norfil
A.N.K
H. Stringer
Superior St
Illinois
Donald Kennedy
Roxbury, Mass
Kennedy
Ost Abi
Ardmore
Les Meyer
Lincoln
G Smith
Rusezar
Larly
Ameriq Xel
Ashington
John’s River
Shea
Desi
Atchison Mantol
M. Tuomas
Sheffield
Ala
St. Pete
Teneh
New Haven
Luni
W. Fashington
Hambu
Uur
Washington
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