Thought Him Poor Editor to Salt Lake Route Ad Entrapment
A fragmented cartoonish page mixes jokes and ads. It mentions travel routes from Chicago to Acoma Nevada and Utah stations on the Salt Lake Route with sale dates March 1 to April 15 1910 and lists J H Manderfield as A G P A Salt Lake Route. It includes humor about editors and a distilled water quip and a managerial boast about saving money before spending it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baquemieh
Walter
Chicago News
Colonist rates to Utah and travel ads broadcast
An 1910 notice promotes colonist rates to Utah from Chicago and Omaha, urging readers to recruit friends for the offer running March 1 to April 15 and directs inquiries to Salt Lake Route agents or J B Manderfield A G P A The Happy Husband Wife. The page also features a collage of quips and jokes from various publications.
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Utah
Chicago
Omaha
Salt Lake
J. BR. Manderfield
Lands for Alfalfa in Arid Regions Moisture and soil key
The article explains essential alfalfa growing conditions in arid U S regions. It details sun, high summer temperatures, moisture, and deep well drained soil, plus soil indicators from native vegetation and subsoil tests to gauge suitability for irrigation. It covers soil types, root depth, drainage, and land preparation costs including hog wallows versus smooth, well graded terrain.
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United States
Management of Cholera in Hogs
Instructions urge immediate burning or deep burial of hogs dying from cholera and covering with quicklime. Separate sick hogs from healthy ones, split the healthy group into multiple units, and disinfect all feed and drinking troughs. Clean, disinfect, and, if metal, scorch troughs. suspect water sources and avoid feeding heavily. keep hogs in infected yards when serum law applies.
Introduction of Brome Grass by Sowing Method
The United States Department of Agriculture notes Brome Grass should be introduced by sowing with a nurse crop such as oats. It establishes quickly, and the second year yields a good sod. Avoid overdenseness and jade to prevent moisture strain. fifteen pounds of seed per acre recommended. oats may be cut green to preserve moisture.
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Saya
United States Department of Agriculture
Dairy Countries and the world history of dairy keepers
In a fairy world view the text discusses the United countries of Denmark and Holland as the most economical keepers of high grade dairy products, contrasting with larger nations. It highlights Denmark and Holland as notable dairy producers in a world history context.
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Denmark
Holland
Reservoirs Improve Irrigation Efficiency and Reliability
A reservoir supports irrigation by providing a reserve water supply during pumps failures and outages. It allows higher head of water, enabling larger land areas to be irrigated with the same pump. Nighttime pumping can fill the reservoir, reducing idle time and fixed costs, while lowering interest and depreciation burdens on large plants.
New Burlington President Miller rises to Chicago Burling ton name
Darius Miller named president of Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad, age 60. A Princeton alumnus with deep ties to J J Hill, he has led traffic as vice president and shaped northwest routes since 1890s. Miller's career spans Michigan Central St Louis Iron Mountain Missouri Kansas Texas Great Northern and finally CBQ, with long drive over freight and passenger services.
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Chicago
Darius Miller
Chicago, Hurlington & Quincy Railroad Company
Mwinois
Princeton
Miller
J. J. Hill
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Northwest
Hill
Michigan Central Railroad
St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railway
Sue C. Brown
Morris
Inl
Memphis & Little Rock Railroad
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Great Northern Railway
A Little Cold and a Dead Neighbor's Tale
A fragment from Puck recalls a man who caught a little cold and died, while neighbors mourn around his bed. The column parodies quack cures for colds, promoting a dubious mixture sold in drug stores. A New York Sun piece notes an opera anecdote about a butcher who is musically nosy and well known in the market.
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Leverer
Tian
New York Sun
Many Acres Set to Orchard Across Western Regions
Massive orchard expansion is forecast as planting surges in western areas. Planting will top previous yearly totals as irrigation projects complete, firms plan thousands of acres, and nurseries supply vast stock. The push focuses on fewer apple varieties, with demand for high quality winter apples driving the scale.
Dairy Notes From the Farm on Milk Quality and Cattle Care
Practical advice on dairy cow feeding and management including using clover or alfalfa hay, balancing corn ration, proper use of cream separators, and keeping cows warm. Emphasizes cleanliness, stable feeding, and avoiding temptations to sell stock during high prices.
Invalid OCR fragment on patent medicine and scam claim
Fragmentary OCR shows a 19th century patent medicine promotion from Cheney & Co Toledo claiming a 100 dollar reward for trustworthiness and promising cures. It includes mis-typed endorsements, dubious ailments, and marketing boilerplate to sell a health remedy with vague claims.
Will Interest Mothers Portrays Powders for Children
An advertisement touts Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for children claiming relief from fevers, teething disorders, and worm issues. It promises quick cold remedies within hours, ease of use, and free samples mailed from Allen & co. Olmsted LeRoy. The text hints at social advice about pleasing neighbors and personal impressions.
Coincidence in big flood in Paris recalled
A garbled account notes Paris city authorities responding to a recent flood with improvements and references to ancient defenses. It mentions the city’s resilience and a striking contrast between past threats and present recovery, though details are unclear due to damaged text.
Money Apple Baldwins and Greenings Propel Western New York Apple Industry
Money Apple Baldwins and Greenings are described as the two most profitable apples in western New York due to health vigor and tree productivity. The piece notes other profitable varieties but no others are unqualifiedly pre-eminent, with Twenty Ounce possibly third. The Twenty Ounce yields large coniae fruit sold at good prices and its plantings are increasing.
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New York
Profit in Fanding and Beef Production
Under prevailing land and feed prices the farmer who profits from feeding must study farm adaptability for beef, identify the most profitable animal types for feed, and select economical rations.
Parisians Cite Motto Amid Flood Omen
In a reflection on the great flood, Parisians point to a motto reading It will float although submerged as a lucky omen for Paris. An ancient galley on display bears the motto Fluctuat neo Mereitur as a sign the city withstood the torrential waters that submerged hundreds of square miles.
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France
Do you believe universal DeRte will ever be established
A tall widow asks if universal DeRte will ever be established while a grim old bachwar mutters that people quit getting man ned. The passage presents quirky dialogue with aged, rustic speech and puzzling names.
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Bachwar
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