Profit in Fox Farms and Alaska Fox Breeding Ventures
The article surveys fox farming in Alaska with emphasis on fox fur profits. It notes high initial costs per breeding pair, years of losses, and the cautious, labor intensive care required. It highlights the blue fox on Pribilof Islands, government restrictions, and the uncertain market for fur bearing animals.
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Sam
Alaska
Atayuich
Atu
Pribllof
Commerett
PribHof Islands
Semid
Taland
Siinis
Bosing Vayer
Viare
Fenriess
Terry
Value of the Apple and Its Hidden Virtues
A correspondent cites high medical authority on apple composition and benefits. The fruit contains fiber albumen sugar malic acid and water with a notable phosphorus content aiding brain and nervous system renewal. Apple acts against sedentary liver sluggishness and excess meat by acids. ripe fruit reduces stomach acidity when eaten fresh without sauce, and alkaline carbonates formed from vegetable sauces counteract acidity.
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Philadelphia Record
Ger Man
Hose Reel for Lawn and Garden Watering
In yard work a hose up to two hundred feet is hard to handle. The reel design uses four standards with braved cross prints and a barb wire spool shape. It attaches to standard A to roll smoothly, letting off or taking in hose with ease. Irwin remarks on adjusting the pleves length to fit hose capacity.
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JL. Irwin
Value of Grain In Maklog Cork For Pork Feeding
The Montana experiment director compares grain and legume pastures for pig feeding. Alfalfa, clover, peas, wheat and barley give best gains. Barley with wheat at current prices pays for all feed when pork is 3.5 cents per pound. Peas with grain yield greatest gains with minimal feed. A mix of barley, wheat and peas produced one pound gain per 4.55 pounds food for pigs between 117.8 and 209.8 pounds. Pigs gain most efficiently before 200 to 210 pounds. Pork from weed blends yields firm quality suitable for hams and bacon due to well distributed fat and lean.
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Maklog Cork
Montana Experimentaiction
Fociling the Dairy Cow and Profitable Dairy Herds
A Kansas agricultural note discusses choosing crops to feed dairy cows and how to feed them for optimal milk yield. It notes state per-cow production exceeds goals with proper feeding, but profitability varies by individual cow and class. It urges farmer education through the dairy school and papers to improve selection.
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Kansas
Kansas Agriculture College
Erain
Coltege
Farmers urged to fence, test cattle, seek agricultural ed
George E. Nowell urges dairymen to repair farm fences to gain prosperity. He advises raising cows or milking to test potential purchases and promotes agricultural education for sons at state colleges to prevent drift into unprofitable professions.
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George E. Nowell
Wooster Alumni Election and University Notes
Election results list Alumni Tranteca adelne tolowa 301 votes and Judge Jul McClarran 198, with several others named from Columbia Wheeling and Chicago. The Wooster University notes recount alumni meeting actions, officer elections, retirements, and a farewell supper led by Wm Lucas and others. Also reported are debts cleared, missionary postings, commencements, scholarships, faculty moves, and upcoming Sunday excursion plans.
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Tranteca
Adelne Tolowa
Ling
Jul © McClarran
Wooster
Votva
Rev
Toe
Baltimore and Ohio excursion fares to Charlestown and Put-in-Bay
On July 8 and June dates, the Baltimore and Ohio Railway sells excursion tickets to Charlestown and Put-in-Bay at one fare for the round trip. Special reduced fares via diverse routes, tickets valid through September 1 1900. For details contact B&O Ticket Agents or H. W. Austin, Chicago. Also promoting Deer Park Maryland and Garrett County resorts with summer lodging, and announcements of June excursion sales to Put-in-Bay for the Ohio State Teachers Association, with return until June 29 1900.
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Ballimord & Ohio Railway Company
Charlestown
Nearcat B. & O
Austin
Chicago
Baltimore & Ohio
Almapolis Naval Academy
E. Burwell
B & O. Lullding
Baltimore
Koor Park
Garrett County
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Companias
Deer Park
Gettysburg Battle Field
Baltimore & Ohio Excursion Tickets For National Conventions
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad sells excursion round trip tickets from local stations to Philadelphia Ohio Chicago Kansas City and other cities for various conventions. One fare for the round trip with return validity through late June to early July, with extensions on ticket deposits. Stopovers limited, contact nearest B and O Ticket Agent or B N Austin for details.
Fourth of July Excursion Rates by Baltimore & Onto Railroad
On July 3 and 4 the Baltimore & Onto Railroad will sell excursion tickets to and from all within a radius of 200 miles at one fare for the round trip good for return until July 5, 1900. For further information call up or address X Austin, General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Ohio
Putin Bay
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Baltimore & Ohio
Chicago
Baltimore &Hio Railroad Company
Philadelphia
Republica
National Convention
Washington
I. U
Baltimore
Eclaso
Baie Christian Endeavor Union
Austin
Baltimore & Ohio Rrailroad Company
Adudrosa
Auatlu
Nmaltimore & (Iia Railroad Company
Kansas City
Fish Austin
Chi Age
Baltimore & Onto Railroad
Winona Lake Opens Season With Excursion Plans
Pennsylvania Lines advertise Winona Lake as a summer resort with rest, recreation, and educational facilities. The Winona Assembly and Summer School draw visitors seeking improvement of mind and body, with May 16 as the 1900 season opener and excursion tickets on sale via the Pennsylvania Lines. Inquiries to Me C Dickey, Secretary, Winona Lake Ind, or to ticket agents and F Van Dusen, AG, Pittsburgh.
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Con- Genta Company
Winona Lake
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Winona
Winona Lako
Ponnaylvania
Pennsylvanianes
F van Duseu
Agsistant
Ittaburg
Hummer
Segalona
C. Dickey
Toledo Excursions via Pennsylvania Lines
Non transferable excursion tickets sold to Toledo via Pennsylvania Lines on June 26 and 27 for Convention Ohio Christian Endeavor Union with return until Friday June 2. Additional low rate round trips to Chicago via Pont Revisions Lines valid for return by July 4, for Rational Prohibition Convention.
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Ohio Chriatian Endeavor Union
Uckota
Toledo
Pennsylvania Lines
Clicagg
Chicago
Pont Reivants Lines
Fourth of July Excursion Tickets via Pennsylvania Lines
Following the annual custom reduced rate excursion tickets will be sold July 1 and 4 at any ticket station on the Pennsylvania Lines West of Pittsburgh to any other station within 20 miles. Rotary coupon will be valid only then. For details on rates and trains, inquire at Pennsylvania Lines Passenger and Ticket Rents.
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Pennsylvania
Fenneysvants Lines
W Fare West Excursion Tickets to Democratic National Convention
Excursion tickets to Kansas City for the National Democratic Convention will be sold via Pennsylvania Lines. Tickets are good for return not later than July 18. For rates, trains, and comforts contact the Pennsylvania Lines Ticket Agent.
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Kanasa City
Pennsylvania
Kansas City
Ponnaylvaule
Excurtion Dates to Cincinnati via Pennsylvania Lines
Excuraton dates to Cincinnati via Pennsylvania Lines for the B Y P A meeting. Tickets sold as logio fare for round trip with dates July 16 11 12 18 good returning and July 17 inclusive with extension to August 10. Details from local Panronger and Ticket Agent of the Pennsylvania Lines.
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Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
Special Travel Sale Via Pennsylvania Lines Announcement
A notice states July 6 sale dates and a holiday rate for travel via Pennsylvania Inca and related routes. Information on routes and timing will be provided free by Passenger Agents of the Pennsylvania Lines. Apply for details at the local office or through official railway agents.
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Pennsylvania
Inca
National Educational Association
Anybod
Nvar
Passeygox
Lounsylvania
Uvarcat Ona
Globe Telegraph College Ad Opens August in Lexington Ky
Young men wanted with fair education and good character to learn telegraphy. This is endorsed by leading relay companies as the only perfect and reliable institute of its kind. All graduates assisted to positions. Ladies also admitted. Write for catalog. Fall term opens August 1st.
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Relly
Reo Catalog Faltterm
Globe Telegraph College
Lexington
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