Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-17

/ promises to bring nearly or quite as much
money into the hands of farmers as two
/ years ago The yield per acre is not as
/ | trge in most cases, but the plant Is enough
! larger to offset the shrinkage per acre. In
/ a ldition to this the country has better hay
crop, and will market it at better prices.
/ There is also very much larger grain crop.
/ On the whole, this should prove the banner
/ year.-Star-Il Herald, Presque Isle.
T.. II. Thomas of East Readfeld has pur-
chased for western firm 1000 barrels of
apples the past week. The lot included
| the crop raised by j. Colby Dudley, J. q.
/ l,utn.an, Mrs. sanford. Mr.. Jordan and
/ other well known orchardists. These lots
included some of the finest fruit raised in
/ town. The price paid was two dollars a
barrel for the entire lot-ones and twos.
( Mr. Butmans estimated yield was between
300 and 400 barrels, and MIR. .Jordan's 800
/ barrels.
/ Capt. ]. F. Warren of West Buxton,
who was requested last year by the agricul-
( tural department at Washington to contribute
samples of his crop of corn for an exhibit
I at the Worlds Fair, keeps up his reputa-
ton as a successful farmer by raising this
wear from two acres of ground 800 bushels
/ of corn on the ears, the seed of which Is
known as the AAndroscoggin Valley" and
,ao o nusnJ sou ,i,o, hom' rais;na
is better than the Western.
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Who says the planting OF sweet corn does
not pay: Gilbert Miller, Esq, OF Wilton,
our worthy sheriff elect, tells us he raised
:! IA acres the past season from which he
realized s321 THIS included the fodder
"hieh ne soin III eio per arr anu oIr"ee''
wv" ana 'iifee 'ols VI squasiSs' /"
ine'oh we near Vi . + 'ahh Da''s So' wy
tiiran 'u7s lal"i "no iron, o'iv az, i ni,
yea so rreu i'easi'. vi a'e 's'n'e, i'.a'
tarhi) iaa IL aeres' rom VIM ne iea,'Nen
SUN. Inc acreage III -" ',.,'N.' o' "n
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rtiFe more money a'''''"s'"" '''o'''-
re.
The first mt citing of the Maine Veterinary
Medical Association was held at the frebie
House, Portland, Oct. II. Inc object OF
Ibis association is the advancement OF true
knowledge of veterinary science among It's
members. The following ofhcers were
elected for the ensuing year President,
DIR. George II. Bailey, Portland; vice pres
ident, DIR. +. W. Huntington Woodtords
secretary, DR. IL. ii. Choate, Lewiston
treasurer, DR.. A. Jolly, Waterviiie The
president appointed the following commit
tees On by laws. Dr. w y Lord, Fort
iand Dr. II. H. hoaee' i'e" I'''n ~ ~, ..
Joiy, a'erSine %, efe'r,l.ia'.' ,, iiu,i''
ing, rortiaha ~ =. nsu'A'' M
rams pr. a, JOY, a'',r mn y, ~
meeuhg WIN oe ne'' Il, Wv, as '''' ~ ''o"''
Lewiston 'ahuhrv i"' 1871
The evidence grows palmer each week
says the Maine Farmer Of Oct I'm ttat
there will be ample room tins year for
Names great crop of apples. and largely
too, in our own country. Maine never
gathered finer fruit than has been put 10
forage the past two weeks. There u sub
stantialiy no apples for transportation IN
| any direction IN the states west OF central
View York. Instead OF shipments East
from western Localities a. formerly the
call is now loud Tor Eastern fruh fof the
Western demand. We near IN some cases OF
growers selling at low prices from the
orchards. They VIII TINS year 10 wen TO
hold I'LL reasonable prices are oHerei' fof
here can he no question but good sound
bright fruit VIII later on sen ior an ahvah-