Winter corn in July and rye pasture boosts fodder stores
In Genesee County Michigan W C Rockwood shares a bold forage experiment sowing dent corn in July after harvesting barley. He notes straw and hay shortages pushing corn and rye into winter feed, recommends wide row spacing and manure or fertilizer, and emphasizes continued feeding until next planting.
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W. C. Rockwoop
Genesee Co
Mich
Making Cheese at Home as Told by Rose Seelye Miller
Rose Seelye Miller explains simple home cheese making in the American Cheese maker. With basic kitchen tools, a galvanized cheese hoop, colored milk, and rennet tablets, she outlines heating milk to 85 degrees, dissolving rennet, coloring, and cutting curd as whey forms. She stresses cleanliness and careful handling to preserve cream.
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Rose Seelye Miller
American Cheeseemaker
General order urges humane handling of livestock in transit
The Department of Agriculture urges all employees to promote humane treatment of animals during transportation and at stock yards. Investigate railroad and yard practices, report severe injuries to humane societies, and consider improvements to prevent cruelty. Also notes Col J McIntyre of Seattle touting a steel wagon road concept with claimed cost and benefits.
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U 8
DrpartMeNt of Agriculture
Office of Secretary
Washington, D. C
Humane Societies
Stock Yard
Cras. W. Dangry Jr
Col. J . McIntyre
Seattle
Pocket Alliance needs new life and clear purpose
In Camnock North Carolina readers hear from Pocket Alliance about a near-absent quorum and limited engagement. The writer argues the farmers must rebuild a nonpolitical, self-sustaining Alliance focused on fair play, lawfulness, tax reform, and education, acting as a peace maker between parties while defending truth.
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Progressive Farmer
Camnock
N. C
Pocket Alliance
Alliance
Republican
Democratic Party
Letter on equal rights and duties from Alex McIver
A fragmentary letter argues for equal rights without special privileges and urges publication if the view aligns with the Alliance duty. It emphasizes universal rights and nonpartisan policy as key principles.
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Alliance
Alex. McIver
Campaign funds grow as new party gains momentum
The piece notes the People's party budgets rising from 2800 in 1892 to major contributions in four states totaling 26000, signaling growing support and a campaign of education. It likens fundraising to liquid manures nourishing growth and stresses timely, effective funding for reform efforts.
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People’s Party
Taubeneck
Weaver
South
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