Hay and straw rack invention for wagons
T R Wilds of Seavill North Dakota describes an easy to build hay and straw rack for wagons using pine lumber under five dollars. The design pieces include 16 foot 2x8 main timbers 6 foot high standards and cross pieces 3,4,4 feet long with braces to prevent spillage and wheel houses to keep grain intact. The rack mounts to wagon bed with removable end strips so one person can assemble or disassemble quickly.
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T. R Wilds
Seavill
N. D
Orange Judd
Feeding Young Colts Builds Foundation for Future Use
The article stresses full, balanced feeding of yearlings to develop bone and muscle, arguing against letting colts fend for themselves. It promotes ample grain and hay, six quarts of nuts daily for a winter colt, and continuous full feed through storms to ensure strong growth, citing KB Ellis of Breeders' Gazette.
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Notnal Wnts
D. KB. Ellis
Ganotte
Danish Feeding Experiments for Hogs Report Results
The Danish government reports experiments on farms showing value of foods for hogs. Grain yields varied amounts: 400 pounds of grain to 100 pounds of live hog. 1 pound grain to 4 pounds boiled potatoes. 1 to 6 pounds secimeped mille. 1 to 8 pounds turnips. 1 to 12 pounds sweet whey. Barley rye wheat and peas best for pork, grain should be ground soaked and mixed. Cleanliness bedding exercise and red clover in pasture improve health and productivity.
Idaho News Roundup Mixed With Local Incidents
Pocatello reports railroad strikers back at work and a $3.60 levy per $100 in Custer county. A lodging house burned in Pocatello causing $2,500 in losses. Bonners Ferry plans an electric light plant. Boise hosts Corbett the prize fighter next Friday. Idaho education and politics appear in Boise and Washington news with various officials and committees. Local crime sentences in Bingham county accompany fruit exhibit praise in Idaho at the World’s Fair. Weathered notes mix humor and civil matters across Idaho towns.
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Pocatello Railroad
Custer County
Hocatello
Bonners Ferry
Idaho
Corbett
King Brute
Boise
Board of
Tdaho Text Book Commissioners
Homemade revolving horse harrow recipe from Rural New Yorker
A DIY guide explains building a revolving horse harrow from an old buggy wheel, axle, and oak pieces. It describes assembling a 2x4 beam, clevis, handles, and a spindle to enable controlled rotation, using the tool to pulverize soil. The piece mixes this practical farming instruction with aphorisms and moral reflections from American Agriculturist.
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New Yorker
Capital Farm Gate and Vegetables Advice in 19th Century Column
The article discusses a wood framed wire gate by Barrington noted for strength and durability with a hinge and tensioning method. It also gives farming tips on carrots parsnips and beets, recommending a single carrot row for a family and describing winter feeding for stock.
Harvest of the Shras and Local Editorials Stir Caldwell
Long scrambled column from Caldwell edition features editorials on tax policy and rail property, notices of local figures like Herbert Lang and B. M. Jenney, ads for Sommers & Son and Belcher's Medicines, and travel promotions for the Chicago Union Pacific Northwestern Line during the World’s Fair.
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Albane
Herbert Lang
George Reed
Lung
Lang
Seven Devils Rock
Caldwell
the Tribune
Chicago, Union Pacific & Northwestern
Chicago
Omaha
Chicago, Union Pacific & Northwestern Tne
Patentmed salves and tonics advertised in 19th century catalog
Bucklen's Arnica Salve touted as a universal healer for bruises sores and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee and 25 cent price. Other remedies include a tonic for rheumatism liver kidney indigestion and catarrh by Dr Belcher, plus Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised for throat and lung cures. Karl's Clover Root promoted as a blood purifier and laxative. Sold by Jenney & Waterhouse with travel notices and train service mentions interwoven.
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Bucklen
Jenney & Waterhouse
Dr. Belcher
Ventome Hotel
Pr. Belcher
GC. B. Main
Union Uity
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