Seed Wheat Advice and Field Experiments from Indiana Station
Professor L. Bolles reports on seed wheat quality and criteria for selecting seed, noting moisture, dryness, and maturity affect vigor. He warns against mixed varieties and damaged seed, and cites Indiana field experiments showing optimal planting, plowing, cultivation, and manuring practices, including rotation and fertilizer effects on yield.
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Indiana Station
Substitutes for Glass in Greenhouses Trials Reported
Experiments at the New York Cornell station show paper and oiled cloth substitutes for glass unsatisfactory in winter roofwork. Ash and oiled mausalin perform better in summer or late spring. Heavy shade plants thrive under cloth roofs, and in 1801 a cloth roofed house proved ideal for tuberous begonia flowering.
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L. H. Batley
New York
Cornell
New Velvet Chiff Wheat Recommended for West
A new winter wheat variety named Velvet Chiff shows strong regional promise. It is hardy and under Indiana experimental grounds has yielded about 28 bushels per acre, indicating potential for higher production with proper care.
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West
Indiana
Bayer Wien
Are You Going East See The Rio Grande Route Options
An advertisement promotes Rio Grande Western Railway with three routes and scenic travel. It encourages sending 25 cents to TW Bennett in Salt Lake City for a brochure titled Utah a Peep Into Mountain Walled Treasury of the Gods.
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Great Rio Grande Western Railway
TW Bennett
Salt Lake City
Utah
Beatty's Pianos and Organs Dominates Washington Market
Daniel F Beatty of Beatty's Pianos and Organs in Washington New Jersey has built a vast business since leaving home as a penniless plow boy in 1870. He aims to sell 200 000 more instruments in the next decade, believing the business will reach 1 000 000 in value as his ads push sales.
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Beatty
Daniel F. Beatty
Washington, N.J
Death and a Dead Hee? Reporter Mixes Up Brothers
In a comic mix up an editor accuses a reporter of killing a man named Bill Thompson in Hickory Corners. A misprint assigns death to Joel Thompson, sparking a heated exchange over a column about a log accident. The piece ends with a farcical addendum about the deceased returning to town to drink.
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Thompson
Hickory Corners
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Joel Thompson
Yass
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