Missouri Now Leads All States in Apple Growers
Rochester August 9. Prof W A Taylor libertarian proponent reports from the national apple ship ern convention in St Louis that Missouri leads in bearing trees with 20,000,000, followed by New York 15,900,000 and Illinois 13,500,000. The census shows total 210,000,000 bearing trees. western and central districts hold about 123,205,000. The west and south compete with the east, marking a shift of the great apple bin to the west of the Alleghenies.
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Rochester
Uncle Sath
W. A. Taylor
Unitedites
Department of Agriculture
Aylor
United States
North Atlantic
South Atlantic
North Central
South ‘Central
Rocky Mounin
Pacific Slope
South Central
Missouri
New York
Ilinois
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Taylor
Drug firm commends Herbine product to customers
Ford and Sturgeon of Rocky Hill Station report Dr G. Singley requested Herbine for customer benefit. They ordered three dozen in December and repeated the order three times as sales pleased. Dr G B Snngley is noted for recommending Herbine. Noah Martin sells a 50 cent bottle.
Should Hogs Be Pushed in Practices and Costs
The article discusses two hog pushing methods. One confines hogs in pens and feeds them grain, mainly corn, to force growth. The other uses pasture grazing with grain supplementation. It notes that pen pushing is rarely profitable due to grain costs and risks.
Poison ivy scare ends with DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
W H Dibble of Sioux City Iowa reports his 11 year old son was poisoned by a weed, rubbed the poison into his eyes, but after using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve the boy recovered fully. The notice urges use for skin ailments and warns against counterfeits.
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W. H. Dibble
Sioux City
DeWitt
Onte
Noah Martin
History of Souvenir Coins for World Fairs
Washington August 14 Milton E Riley Assistant Secretary of the Treasury explained plans for issuing St Louis Exposition coins. He recalled the 1892 Chicago World's Fair Columbian half dollar experiment selling at a premium to fund the exposition. The issue totaled 2 501 052 50 dollars with hoped sale of over 5 million coins at a dollar each. More than 2 million were sold earning a profit over one million while the rest was returned by the exposition managers.
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St. Louis
Washington
Milton E. Riley
the Treasury
Treasury
Chicago
White's Cream Vermifuge Praised for Worms in Twins
J A J Montgomery of Paxico Missouri reports success using White's Cream Vermifuge on twins troubled by worms. He states two doses removed four worms from one child and two doses released twelve more, including a twelve inch specimen, with the other child finally relieved. He calls the medicine excellent and beneficial for children’s growth and health. 250 at Nosh Martins.
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J. A.J. Montgomery
Paxico
Wayne Co. Mo
Nosh Martins
Fattening 98 000 Chickens by Swift & Co Methods
W S Garber of Swift & Co describes rapid chicken fattening experiments using various feeds. He notes two week gains of up to 450 percent and 60 percent weight increases after arrival at eight to nine weeks. Cereals with milk, ground finely, are preferred.
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Swift & Co
England
France
K. C
DeWitt's Little Early Risers Endorsement Claim
An advertisement-letter from Noah Martin of 531 Highland Ave Lilton Pa praises Witt's Little Early Risers as small easy to take non gritty vegetable pills. He claims the remedy never gibes or disagrees and has carried them for several years.
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DeWitt
W.scott
Highland Ave
Lilton
Witt
Noah Martin
Profitable Weight Opinion in Pork Production
A fragmented note debates the most profitable hog weight for meat production. It indicates no clear consensus among feeders on the ideal slaughter weight, reflecting uncertainty in optimizing profit.
Hog Marketing Age Sparks Profit Debate in Colsnaus Rural World
The debate centers on marketing hogs at six to seven months weighing 250 to 300 pounds versus holding to 300 to 450 pounds. Proponents of the earlier sale cite lower life risk and faster pork yield from grain, while heavier weights are favored by some for potentially greater overall returns. The Colsnaus Rural World notes most feeders push for the 250–275 pound range.
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Jersey
Ion
Colsnaus
Caldwells Pepsin Syrup Promises Gut Health For Children
Dr. L. A. Howard endorses Caldwell's syrup Pepsin claiming it cures gas troubles by removing the obscure cause. The device is said to keep the stomach and bowels free from gaseous and sour fluid buildup and helps children endure hot terms without sickness.
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Pr. Caldwell
L. HA. Howard
Strategy of the Chief Lobbyists in Missouri Politics
A critical analysis of Missouri lobbyists argues the biggest players shift blame for lobbying to others. It cites Col Phelps and Samuel Cook as prime figures, discusses campaign contributions, party sellouts, and calls for legal action against prominent lobbyists amid a broader Democratic party critique.
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Camexon
Wm. J.stone
Stone
Col. Pbhelpq
Samuel &. Cook
William H. Fielps
William H. Phelps
Samuel B. Cook
Phelps
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Stephens
Sam Got
Stong
Cook
The
Republic
Seibert
Cardwell
Trust i
Cook Phelps
Sam
Particola
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