Rich Land, Proper Manure, and Timely Harvest Grow Wheat
The article argues that twenty to forty bushels per acre require rich land in good condition and timely, proper farming. It cites Liebig on phosphoric acid, bones as a source, and claims phosphates boost wheat, with lime and silicate of potash strengthening stalks. Rich land and manure yield earlier ripening, while excess manure can cause lodging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liebig
Calvert County
Maryland
New Jersey
Law-Defying Georgia Tigers Arm County Seeks Help
Arana Georgia October 11 The Baldwin County judge and citizens seek Governor's force to quell the Georgia Tigers a violent group controlling half the county and defying arrest They killed two men Tuesday burned houses and have killed about 20 people in three years Most victims were Negroes The Governor will dispatch militia if needed Law and order fears spread as the lawmakers in neighboring counties are alerted and the disorder lies within a day’s ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arana
Baldwin County
Georgia Tigers
Import of European specie to United States totals 40 million
Over the last three months the value of specie imported from Europe into the United States amounts to 40,000,009 dollars. The figure highlights sustained financial flows and the scale of cross Atlantic trade during this period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
Crachfelds Sheep Care Rules From Tennessee Article
Colonel Tom Cratchfeld of Chatanooga Tennessee advises on sheep husbandry for a Tennessee department project. He stresses annual culling at shearing time, keeping only best stock, constant access to salt and an open shed, rotating grazing to maintain uniform condition, and avoiding drastic weight shifts that weaken wool. He notes rapid corn feeding can induce shedding and faults in fleece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Cratchfeld
Chattanooga
Tenn
Commissioner of Agriculture of
Tennessee
Jock
Origin of vegetables and fruits by origin notes and town items
A garbled 19th century miscellany lists origins of many plants from Siberia to Peru and Europe. It also reports Leadville jury actions on a judge, health quack cures, railroad scheme in Asheville, poisoned communion bread in Kentucky, political patronage shifts, and a reflection on happiness tied to contentment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberia
Germany
Peru
Egypt
South America
India
Europe
Asia
Sardinia
Arabia
Thibet
Crete
China
Japan
Leadville
Beecomug
Jadge
Sherif
Defuvce
Asheville
Hendersonville
Wolf Creek
Tenn
Concord
Florida
Jesting in the Family Echoes Across a Harmonious Home
A reader laments constant family teasing that harms harmony and individual feelings. The Intelligencer urges stopping cruel banter, valuing genuine sympathy, and fostering kind humor to restore love and openness at home.
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Worflelt
T. L. Vaugin
Piedmont Warehouse
North Carola
W. A. S. Pierce
J. S. Scanes
Maj
J. A. Bannan
Auelio
Norfleet & Vaughn
Qgmita
Wlinston
INCGC
DR. Squibb
Smith’s Drug Store
Geo. W. Hinshaw
Hinshaw Brothers
Piedmont
Winston
WN. C
Ait
Allison & Addison’s
Brand
Sll
Saxrorp
Sanford, M
Old
Ironside) Baptist Association
Farmington, Ky
Grant
Powers
John Brownlow
Revenue Department
Totten
Father
Mother
Tutt’s
Tutt
Tuit
Milray St
New York
Eighth St
It. Louis
Thor
True & CO
Augusta
Maine
Piake
Pasticu
Lars
H. Hallett &O
Portland
Malta
SuSupul
Blackwell's
Durham Tobacco
Ney
George Stinson & CO
Gaston
New Beerne
N.C
S. R. Street & Son
Dr.c. McLane
C. McLane and
Eresixe Bros
DR. C. McLane
McLane
C, oLask and Frouse Bros
C- Laver Mills
Fleming
Pittsburgh
Ayer
J. C. Ayer & CO
Lowell, Mass
Keopal
Urougay
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