Some History of Alfalfa
A detailed account traces alfalfa’s history from ancient Persia through Rome and medieval Europe to its spread across the United States. It covers Grimm’s hardy north western strain, soil and farming needs, and its role as a high protein feed. It notes growing interest in alfalfa foods and medicines, including a South Dakota venture planning large scale production and distribution. It references Grimm seed, soil drainage, and multiple firms promoting alfalfa derived products.
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F .W. Bower
Minneapolis
Foods and Medicine Company
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Northwest
Panamanian Canal Facts Condensed From Scribners Magazine
A condensed questions and answers style summary outlines the Panamanian Canal project. It notes the United States paid 4,000,000 to a French company, the yellow fever discovery by mosquitoes, Dr. Jesse W. Lazear’s sacrifice, Col. William C. Gorgas’ sanitation work, and the canal’s dimensions and locks. It ends with a sale or trade notice from Dickinson Land Co seeking bids by Sept 20 or farm land trades.
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United States
New Panama Canal Company
Jesse W. Lazear
W. C. Gorgas
Dickinson Land Co
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