... L. Miller and Wm. Powell of Highland Stock Farm, Beecher, Will county, Illinois, an individual half interest in three Hereford cows and two bulls, and thirty-six pure bred Cotswold sheep. Mr. Miller's ...
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... Strawn Benjamin Franklin Harris Tom Candy Ponting IV. The Range Industry Texas cattle V. The Pure Bred Industry T. L. Miller Thomas Clark VI. Cattle Plagues VII. The Feed Industry of the United States.
... 51) nowhere suggested in Miller's specification. (Wash drawing from U.S. Patent Office, June 28, 1870, Record Group 241, the National Archives.)] [Illustration: Figure 64.--1867: THE DRAWING accompanying B.A. Blandin's ...
... Dutch Belted Southeast 10 Shorthorns Counties 2 Herefords 2 Devons T. L. Miller "Early in the "seventies," Mr. T. L. Miller, than a business man in Chicago, who owned a farm at Beecher, Will ...
... SCHOOMAKER, DANIEL MILLER, ALBERT FIELD, JR., ISAAC CRILL, JOHN MILLER." "Berkshire, Kane County, Ill., "August 6, 1849. "We, the undersigned, having seen Mr. Hussey's reaper work at cutting grass and grain, think it ...
Ralph's and O'Neil's Patent Vats, Bagg's, Miller's, and Schermerhorn's Patent Heaters, at Manufacturers' prices. HOOPS. ALL SIZES. Improved Hard Wood, Extra Hooped with Iron, Welded and Riveted Bands ...
... s Hardy Cape, 244. Maher's New Dwarf, 246. Marshall's Early White, 244. Miller's Dwarf, 246. Miller's Late White, 246. Mitchell's Ne Plus Ultra, 246. Mitchinson's Early White, 246 ...
... LEWIS MILLER WORKING AT HIS BENCH in York, Pa. In a predominantly Pennsylvania-German settlement, the plane used by Miller conforms to the Sheffield type illustrated in the catalogue of the Castle Hill Works ...
... by birds without the species being exterminated. Some barrels of bad ale were left on Mr. Miller’s land, {149} in the hope of making vinegar, but the vinegar proved bad, and the barrels ...
... regular radius round the flower. The whole plant presents a singular and beautiful appearance. MILLER'S LATE WHITE. _Thomp. Miller's Dwarf. This is an old variety; but is considered by some to be ...
E-text prepared by Juliet Sutherland, Julia Miller, and the Project Gutenberg Online Distributed Proofreading Team (https://www.pgdp.net) Note: Project Gutenberg also has an HTML version of this file which includes the ...
... The extreme hardness of these wheats made it difficult to induce the millers operating mills fitted for grinding softer wheats to accept them for flourmaking purposes. This prejudice has, however, gradually vanished, and to ...
... The torsion test is made in a Riehle-Miller torsional testing machine or its equivalent. (See Fig. 49.) [Illustration: FIG. 49.--Making a torsion test on hickory.] Preparation of material_: The test pieces are ...
... In its place is a most functional object, but one elaborately covered with a shell and vine motif! Patented in 1870 by Charles Miller and manufactured by the Stanley Rule and Level Company, this ...
... radical departure from the wooden block. And, in the period after the Civil War, C.G. Miller (discussed on p. 213 and in fig. 63), B.A. Blandin (fig. 64), and Russell Phillips (pat ...
... Edwards, "who expects a good return of flesh and eggs from fowls insufficiently fed and cared for, is like a miller expecting to get meal from a neglected mill, to which he does not ...
FULL DESCRIPTIONS OF NEARLY ELEVEN HUNDRED SPECIES AND VARIETIES; WITH · Fearing Burr · 1863
... By PHILIP MILLER. Revised by Prof. MARTYN. London, 1819. Neill._--Neill's Journal of a Horticultural Tour, &c. 8vo. Edinburgh, 1823. New Am. Cyclopædia._--New American Cyclopædia. D. APPLETON & Co., New York. 16 vols ...
... The millers, especially in certain parts of the country where wheat has deteriorated, distinguish carefully between the flour-producing qualities of wheats from various sections and fix the price accordingly. Even in the household ...
... You see, that when wheat is put through the process of milling, the miller takes out as much of the starch and gluten as he wants, and leaves you a product (bran), richer in ...
... There are a number of newer varieties, such as Hoodoo, Miller's Cream, Montreal, Nutmeg, etc., all of excellent quality. Watermelon:_--With me (in Connecticut) the seasons are a little short for this fruit ...
... The use of this form in America is readily documented in Lewis Miller's self-portrait while working at his trade in York, Pennsylvania, in 1810 (fig. 34) and by the shop sign carved ...
... among the breeds when it come to tying the ribbon for sweepstakes award. Mr. F. L. Miller, a Hereford man, wanted to put the breeds to a slaughter test. The other breeders refused to ...
... of the flowers; the Red-flowering, White-flowering, and Blue-flowering being the principal. A variety, with variegated foliage, is described by some authors. Miller states that "they generally retain their distinctions from seeds."
... of Agr., Office of Expt. Stas. Bul. 28. 1896. Sherman, H. C. Food products. Macmillan. 1924. Miller, Elna. Tomatoes, their value and uses. Utah Exp. Sta. Cir. 47. 1932. Ellis, Eliz. E. Using tomatoes ...
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