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Newspaper

Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1897

Page

8

Winter celery storage by trenches method described

Fred S. Johnson details a trench storage method used by Kalamazoo growers to extend celery season. Rows are banked, tops left exposed, earth drawn up, and frost managed with dry muck. The process, best in continuous cold weather, affects heart growth and is not economical at low field prices.

Kalamazoo California Utah Florida Fred S. Johnson New Yorker Walter Baker & CO. Ltd Dorchester Mass

The Right Sort of Cows and Profit Per Cow

A seminar on dairy efficiency cites a 90 day World’s Fair test where one cow earned over 73 dollars profit while another earned 24 dollars, with similar feed costs. The author urges identifying cows that produce more profit on the same feed and stresses reducing production costs in competitive markets.

George Harcourt

Advocates Steel Roadways Endorsed by Ohio Official

Ohio road commissioner Martin Dodge advocates steel roadways arguing a double track with stone macadam fill would cost less than a good macadam road and last longer. He claims a single steel track increases efficiency, reduces wear, and that steel roads could be half the cost of double tracks while supporting greater durability.

Martin Dodge Ohio State Will

A New Line of Argument on Bent Improvement Question

Leslie's Weekly argues for expanding good dirt roads alongside selective stone pavements. It notes rapid growth of good stone mileage since 1895, warns against pure macadam replacement, and proposes county societies with prizes to improve dirt roads through proper drainage and instruction.

United States Roy Stone Bureau of Roads Department of Agriculture Leslie

Good roads urged by Pennsylvania governor Hastings

Governor Hastings presses for major road reform in Pennsylvania citing 300000 miles of public roads and nearly four million dollars spent annually. He urges three year terms for road supervisors, shared tax funding, and dedicated crews to improve maintenance and align spending with turnpike quality. The message calls for state aid to relieve rural burden and smarter, longer term road planning.

Pennsylvania Hastings Commonwealth Gov. Hastings

Protecting Wills Proposed by Judge White

Hartford Times argues for a practical Connecticut scheme to shield wills from attack. It would allow depositing a will with a legal officer who publicizes the offering and grants a set period to challenge the testator’s capacity. If no objections are raised, the will stands, with contents kept private. The plan aims to reduce scandal and eliminate will-breaking incentives.

Connecticut John H. White Swiveller Bevin Markis Hartford Times

The Original Working Girl and Her Burden

An original working girl is a new type a shirt maker notes work as freedom and power. It means independence association and companionship allowing life choices. Regular work benefits body and mind and she takes extra work gladly though earnings may be insufficient. Her education comes from experience and newspapers, making her a valuable repository of facts and public matters insight.

Tam Sbe

The Wooden Hen Haches chickens from hen eggs

A fragment from a period ad and snippets mentioning The Wooden Hen product by Geo H Stahl of Quincy Illinois offering a booklet and catalogue. Also brief notes about farm seeds No-To-Bas and various cure ads and quotations from newspapers. The readable text centers on product promotion and miscellaneous quotes.

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