Experiments in Celery Culture and Related Bulletins
Weekly digest highlights celery culture trials from Ithaca New York and Rhode Island stations. It covers blight remedies, storage practices, shading, irrigation, and fertilizing tests with salts, copper carbonate, bone black, and nitrate of soda. Also includes toad feed data, Logan berry notes, and gooseberry culture along with miscellaneous station bulletins on pests and fertilizers.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Rhode Island
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
South Carolina
Rhode Island Bulletin
Boston
Paris
Hatch
Mase
Logan
Rhode Island Station
Judge Logan
California
J. H. Logan
California Superior Court
Bulletin
Geneva
Downing
Houghton
Champion
Southern Railway Weekend Tickets to Seaside and Mountains
The Southern Railway offers weekend Week Ending Tickets to Raleigh area destinations. Raleigh to Asheville and return costs 5.40, to Black Mountain 5.10, to Round Knob 4.90, to Marion 4.60, to Connelly Springs 4.00, to Hickory 2.40, to Old Point Comfort 2.50, to Virginia Beach 2.59, to Ocean View 2.50, to Wilmington 2.50. Tickets valid for return the following Monday after sale date. Inquiries: Thad Sturgis, Ticket Agent, Union Station, Raleigh. W H Green, W A Torg, J M Curr, Gen Supt. G PLA T m.
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Southern Railway
Raleigh
Asheville
Black Mountain
Round Knob
Marion
Connelly Springs
Hickory
Old Point Comfort
Virginia Beach
Ocean View
Wilmington
Aleigh
Morehead City
Sturgis
Southern Railway Union Station
R.leigh
N O.W.H Green
W.a.torg
J.m.curr
Pla
T. m
Live Stock Advice and Wool Import Trends
An agriculture column notes nine month wool imports fell by nearly 80 million pounds versus last year, urging domestic wool production. It discusses sow exercise for fertility, risks of confinement during pregnancy, and stock market volatility on prices. It also comments on sheep feeding, pasture grazing, and the impact of grain rich diets on fertility.
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America
Making Horses Eat Slowly
Many horses eat grain too fast reducing its value. Use clean pebbles to slow consumption or grind grain and mix with three parts cut hay or twice its bulk of straw to extend chewing and improve digestion.
Pure Bred Poultry Versus Fancy Breeding
The article argues against sacrificing utility for beauty in poultry breeding. It distinguishes pure bred poultry from fancy varieties, praising fanciers for stirring interest while noting pure bred stock allows predictable egg or meat production. It warns mongrels produce mixed results, with only a minority of fanciers proving truly fancy.
Poultry Breeding: Utility First, Beauty Later
The text argues for prioritizing utility in poultry breeding over beauty. It contrasts pure-bred breeders who value weight and performance with fancy breeders who chase high scores. It notes high scoring birds are not always best for eggs or meat. It urges years of utility selection before pursuing aesthetic traits.
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Lead Co
Broadway
New York
Norfolk
Keeping High Class Poultry For The Farm
The article argues farmers can profit from keeping high class poultry. Free range supports health and better stock. Eggs for hatching command higher prices, from fifty cents to a dollar per dozen during the season. No need for fancy houses, only plain practical farming sense and good care.
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Crown Bob
Lancashire Lad
Wellington
Dominion and
Triumph
San Jose
Mississippi
Colorado
Rocky Mountains
Nebraska
Atlantic States
Tennessee
Europe
New Hampshire
Bulletin 45
Bulletin 67
Kentucky
Ohio River
Indiana
Ohio
Southern Railway Company
Beauty
W.hl.peeke
F.D
Armstrong & McK
Pittsba
Uman Beymer-Ba
Pitteba
Davis Chambers
Fahnestock
Awenne Me
Move Eckstein
Atlantic
Bradley
Brooklyn Union Southern Shipman Collier
Missouri Red Seal
St. Louis
John T. Lewis & Brosco
Philadelphia
Morley Salem
Cornell
Cleveland, Salem, Mass
Buffalo
Louisville
National
Pomona Hill
Pomona
N. G
Greensboro
N. C
Maine
Texas
Japan
J. van Lindley
Page Woven Wire Fence CO
Adrian, Mich
Moseley’s . Occident Creamery
Hoseley Ve “Pritchard
OWL
ArKasas
United Bearerin
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South
Missouri
Arkansas
PFA
Fruitman
Kansas City
Anta
Charlo
Nassville
Washington
Richmond
Leard
A. L
Art Raleigh
Uthbound
Penn
R. R
Baltimore
Washon
A.C. L
S.A.L
Portsmon
Weldon
Henderson
Durham
Ka Eigh
Sanford
Southern Pines
Hamlet
Wadesboro
Charlotte
Chester
Columbia
Clinton
Greenwood
AbbeviJe
Elberton
Athens
Atlarta
Atlanta
Winder
Abbeville
L.A.R
S.A. L
Monroe
Southern Pine
Wedon
Portsmouth
Portst
Pulman
Mouth
Montgomery
Lyon & Healy
BO Adams
Carolina Druc
McRay
Raleigh, NC
Carolina Drug Coi
Tar Progressive
Haieagh
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