Experiments in Horticulture at Louisiana Stations 1895
Bulletin 42 reports Louisiana State horticultural tests across three stations in 1895. It covers soil, crop rotation, seed origin, and variety performance for cabbage, beets, carrots, corn, cucumbers, tomatoes, potatoes, peas, peppers, radishes, turnips, sweet potatoes, and fruit crops. It notes rail freight gains, seed sources favoring the South, and profitable crops like asparagus, melons, and beans. It also outlines insects in stored grain and a BISULPHIDE OF CARBON treatment method and cautions on safety.
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Louisiana
Mississippi Valley
Chicago
St. Louis
Louisville
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Illinois Central Road
New Orleans
Lake Maurepas
Mississippi
Missouri Pacific
Southern Pacific
Conover
Moore
Baton Rouge
Calhoun Station
Scein
Solid South
Paris
Chantenay
Adams
Crosby’s
Asylum
Country Gentleman
Stowell
Boston
Calhoun
New York
Carter
Rochester
Finland
Providence
Ticoten
Big Stem Jersey
Tennessee
Hayman
Norton
Strasburg
Shanghai
Florida
Duke Jones
Lone Star
Kolb Gem
Mammoth Iron Clad
Pride of Georgia
Shockley Taunton
Maveric Sweet
Transcendant
Hyslop
Baldwin
Carolina Watson
Leconte
Loeiffer
Dracutt
Diamond
Clinton
Herbemont
Concord
Herbert
Jacques
Ives
Burbank
Satsuma
Kelsey
Mariana
Cumberland
Robinson
Missouri
Celeste
Champion
Fuller
Angiers
Manatee
Austin
Dallas
Cuthbert
Ohio
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Lard Complaint From Dying Sub Alliance Explained
Following a recent explana tion, The Progressive Farmer publishes a long reply to a repetitive complaint from a long dead Sub Alliance now reorganized. The exchange centers on delayed lard orders, credit limits, and agency procedures. The agency explains risks, price limits, certificates of deposit, and bond arrangements to prevent such issues.
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Sim
Fund For Security
State Alliance to convene May to start shoe factory
From Mt Pleasant sub Alliance No 463 a Greeces news bulletin reports the State Executive Committee may convene the State Alliance in May to pursue starting the shoe factory. Resolutions call for discharging the committee and placing control with the State Secretary Treasurer and Business Agent. The note is signed by M N Bissert and J E W Glover. A Missouri World snippet criticizes Greece relying on fiat money and laments monetary systems.
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State Executive Committee
State Alliance
State Executive
M. N. Bissert
J. E. W. Glover
Sec’y
Greece
Missouri
Resolutions Honor J Ferguson at Unity Alliance Meeting
At the Unity Alliance No 382 April 34 1897 resolutions mourn the death of Vice President J Ferguson who died March 25 1897 in his 73rd year. He served 25 years as a Ruling Elder in the Presbyterian Church and was praised for devotion to church work and Bible study. The group pledges to imitate his sacrifice and extends sympathy to his family. A copy of the resolutions is to be published.
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Unity Alliance
Veneslas
J. ©. Ferguson
Presbyterian Church
David
Progressive Farmer
James McLane
T. E M. Cou
J. A. Wicker
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Big Trust
Chicago Express
MT. Pleasant
Guevir
N. C
W. H. & B.S. Tucker & CO
Raleigh
W. H
AS. Tucker
Raleigh, N.C
Tulare Valley
Alliance Headquarters
Eullsboro
N.o
Alliance Tannery
Hillsboro, N
Morocco Cove
D. H. Tuttle
Beaufort, N. C
Dea
T. Ivey
S. B
Hille Rani
Flint
Fiat
Plymouth
Occoneechee Farm
Durham
Emia
Bari See
Y Treas N.O
Hiilaboro