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Newspaper

The Perrysburg Journal

Location

Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1908

Page

3

Western Canada wheat yields cited by American settlers

A letter from Melde of Western Canada reports good wheat yields averaging about 20 bushels per acre, with some fields at 35 to 60 bushels. Oats and barley are splendid, and grain prices promise strong returns. It notes 160 acres can be homesteaded for $3 an acre, with rail rates available from government agents, and praises regional growth and American immigration to western Canada.

Western Canada Pineher Creek Alberta Ttda Westorn Canada Saskatchewan Mtr Sealle M. Shaw New York United States Treasury McKinley Roore Welt United States Monticello Iowa Western Canada Ontario Moose Jaw Regina Pampineta North Florida North Florida Hilliard Jacksonville

Colombia's One Iron Foundry at Bogota La Paradera

The only iron foundry in Colombia sits in Bogota, known as La Paradera. It operates on a small scale melting native ores and demelting iron for casting. Additional deposits exist inland with one more near the Caribbean coast being drilled by American engineers.

Colombia South America Bogota la Paradera Caribbean

Memorial honors Gen Alexander Mic comb in Detroit

After nearly a century the memory of Gen Alexander Mic comb was honored in Detroit on Washington boulevard September 11, unveiled by the Michigan Society of the United States Daughters of 1812. The monument recalls his 1814 victory at Platteburg on Lake Champlain, halting a British drive and shaping the campaign landscape. The article recounts Lake Champlain’s wartime history and regional strategic significance.

Alexander Miccomb Detroit Bia Michigan Society of the United States Daughters of 1812 Washington Boulevard Gratesman Platteburg Lake Champlain Canada England United States New York State Ticonderoga Aniplain Troquois Thin Lake Sorel Richelieu St. Lawrence Nou

Phosphate for hogs boosts growth and root food mix

A veterinary authority notes hogs crave ground phosphate and bran aids phosphate use, citing a Wisconsin experiment showing strong growth when phosphate is added to feed. A control group with phosphate removed grew stunted and weak. Phosphorus supports brain nerve bone growth and soil health, with daily small allowances improving nutrition and manure efficiency.

Wisconsin Experiment Station Moard

Hog trap design and pork production notes from Prairie Farmer

Prairie Farmer describes a hog trapping device with front and adjustable bars forming a neck clip, a back board to prevent backing, iron pins and bolts for secure closure, and a method for releasing the hog after catching. It also advises resting a young sow after first litter and notes dust in hog yards harms hog lungs.

Hog Self-Feeder and Charcoal Mix for Hogs

A historical instruction describes building a hog self feeder from a pine box with a four by four frame and a cone center, plus an open bottom space for mixture. It also outlines making a five foot deep pit for charcoal with brick or stone walls, an iron cover, and adding salt water and copperas to create a hog friendly feed that discourages burning.

Gazotte

Fall Grass Run Should Not Replace Grain For Work Horses

A farmer warns against letting work horses switch to grass after heavy work ends. Frosty pasture risks rapid flesh loss and sickness. grain should remain part of their diet, with daily field exercise to keep health, appearance, and value from dropping. A prudent owner balances comfort and cost while preventing depreciation.

Orange Judd

Stock Notes on Ration Balancing and Breeding Practices

Cornstalks should not balance a ration with corn. Angora goats need space and small flocks. Cattle vary in grazing power due to heredity. Corn and clover hay plus alfalfa balance rations. For large flocks, avoid breeding ewes under 18 months. Feed liberally and regulate ram numbers, one ram per 40 to 60 ewes. Increase litter size by selecting larger piglets and separate sows on pasture to prevent overfeeding.

General Alexander Macomb and the Plattsburg Defenses Past

A historical sketch recounts Major events around Crown Point and Ticonderoga, the 1814 Lake Champlain battles, and Gen. Alexander Macomb’s rise. It notes forts Morean Boott and Brown, a government reservation from the lake to the Saranac river, and Movers’ militia support. The Plattsburg house and a cannonball scar remain as relics.

Crown Point Ticonderoga Amherst Valour Ieland Carleton Benedict Arnold Plattsburg Lake Champlain United States Alexander Macomb Zephaniob Platt Fort Morean Fort Boott Fort Brown Saranac River Macomb New York Rangers Gen. North Wilkin Son Benjamin Movers Gon. Movers Peru Bridge Streets

Train passenger shelters a kitten on rails

A New York to Stamford express train stopped at New Haven with a stray kitten aboard. The passenger who brought the cat received notable kindness, including a new home at Union. A crew member later spotted the kitten curled on a crossbeam as the engine arrived.

Stanford, Conn New York New Mayen Stamford Union Uon Stormford New Haven

Five Years of Kidney Trouble Cured by Donn's Pills

Nat Anderson of Greenwood declares his five year battle with dull backache and worsening kidney trouble ended after using Donn's Kidney Pills. He reports renewed strength and no remaining kidney issues. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents a box by Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo, N.Y.

Nat Anderson Greenwood 8. C Las Donn All Dentera Foster Milburn Co Buttajo, N.Y

Cannibalism Fear in Civilization Quote Fragment

A fragmented OCR passage mixes Henry Ward Beecher quotation on cannibalism with stray, garbled text about aviation, toys, and time. The readable lines imply a warning about savagery and the fragility of civilized norms, but there is no coherent event or outcome to report.

New York Isles of the Pacific Henry Ward Beecher

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