White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-01-27
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HORTICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
To keen pace With the growing interest in
practical Horticulture. and TO comply with fire.
auent appeals from ali parts of the country for
iaforn alton Of a pract;cal character ON the
subject, We have engaged the services of a
person Wit il experienced in rural affairs to
write in q lucid styie series of articles on the
Management of Small Farms. Fruit and Veg.
etabIe Culture, and how to make them nav,
giving general and specific directions from
nlaptinr TO the ultimate disposaI of the croos.
or late wears, there has been q lucrative
business carried on by unprincipIed mtn, in
selling worthless and old plants under new
names to the inexperienced. The Tribune
will be always ready to guard the farmer
q against any such imposition that comes within
our knowledge.
VETERINARY DFpapTurNT
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10 maze ne inoune s''ii more sa'uaoie
10 It's AGRICULTURAL reauerS, we nave engaged
frot. james Law veterinary surgeon IN Cof-
nell University, to answer questions concern
ing diseases oil Cattie' Horses oneep, ana oth-
er domes'ic animals, ana 70 presc.,ne reme-
oies' hus"ers aao P,escr'p'ions ~, rn' Te give"
only throuSn the coiumns Vi Inc 'ioane'
we are sure that ms new feature IN Inc III,
pune WIN aod 'argey 70 us reaasE' ~ All
owners Oh animals are name !" neeu Tue ihior-
NATION prouereo: inquiries shou'o oe maos
as brief as posSihie' that the quesnons' an
swers' ana prescriptions may De nmoiisnea TO-
gether. In short we intend that me tribune
shall keep in the advance IN all 'that concerns
the Agricultural. Manufacturing Mining and
other interests OF the country ana ina. Tor va
rtetr and completeness; II snaIl remain s'.o-
sether The most vainan.e, 'hie,esang anu IN
struchve NE"sfAfhA Puoi'sheo III 'ne
world.
,o.d;n, and stpdv of rho Farner's Climb Re-
no,,s in The Tr;bure aiooe U;il save a farmer
bnndreds II dollars in his cron Tn addition
N these renort.. We sb MI continue to nrint the
hes, ,b;,gs v,;,,on nm the snb;ect If apricul.
tnro hv n,er;can and .f,re;on writer's. and
shall, increase these "a tpres from ve,r 10 wear.
Az il ia. no prudent farmer can do without it.
As lesson to his workmen alone. every far
,.er snouu P'aV m ron;nn
MS TIA ao Tr;hur !. sSs S..t and eSecn.,t name, in
the country. This is not said in a spirit of
boastfnlnes.. IL has fallen TO New York to
create the greatest nevspapers of the cour try.
Here concentrate the commerce. the manufac.
lures. the mineral reso urces. the agricultural
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