... Lucy Foster Madison 2. Dixie School Girl Gabrielle E. Jackson 3. Girls of Mount Morris Amanda Douglas 4. Hope's Messenger Gabrielle E. Jackson 5. The Little Aunt Marion Ames Taggart 6. A Modern ...
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... Eyes almost even with the surface, and quite numerous; color white, like the Jackson White. When cooked, the flesh is white, very dry, mealy, and of good flavor. It is quite early, but more ...
... Sterrett relates that in the summer of 1856 he came to Illinois and was informed that the largest cattle dealer in the state was Jacob Strawn, living near Jacksonville, in Morgan county. He visited ...
... LIFE OF GENERAL ANDREW JACKSON, THE CELEBRATED PATRIOT AND STATESMAN. The character here shown as firm in will, clear in judgment, rapid in decision and decidedly pronounced, sprung from comparative obscurity to the highest ...
... Florida Metal Products Jacksonville, Fla. Water-seal canners. Griffith & Turner Co. 205-207 N. Pace St., Steam canners. Baltimore, Md. Halftime Cooker Co. 7556 Oglesby Avenue, Pressure canners. Chicago, Ill. Hall Canner Co. Grand ...
... A. Callison; also the grade herd of both Herefords and Shorthorns owned by Mr. A. L. Jackson of Gainesville, and the pure-bred and graded Shorthorn herd owned by Mr. S. H. Gaitskill of ...
... 71. Garnet Chili, 64. Gillyflower, 64. Green-top, 64. Hill's Early, 64. Irish Cups, 65. Jackson White, 65. Jenny Lind, 66. Lady's Finger, 66. Laplander, 71. Lapstone Kidney, 67. Long Red, 67 ...
... all development of an absolutely pure-bred Shorthorn. In this same district we learned from Mr. Jackson that graded cattle all the way from half-breeds up to seven-eighths and in the mixed ...
... Medium Green { Icing Type, Class { (oval shape) { { (medium shape) { Jackson Type, { (long shape) III. Dark Green { Black Spanish Type Class { (oval shape) { { (medium shape) { Boss Type, { (long shape) IV. Light Striped { Kolb's Gem ...
... A medium-sized, roundish, flattened, white potato, once esteemed the finest of all varieties, but at present nearly or quite superseded by the Jackson White, of which it is supposed to be the parent ...
... Unfit for table use. Aside from the difference in form, the variety somewhat resembles the Rohan. JACKSON WHITE. This comparatively new but very excellent variety originated in Maine; and is supposed to be a ...
... Tubers of a pinkish-white color, and similar in form to the Jackson White. Eyes deep-set; flesh white, more so than that of the Davis Seedling. It keeps well, and is an excellent ...
... Will ours' survive any better? Readers who wish to pursue this area further might start with Wes Jackson's _New Roots for Agriculture. Ernle, (Prothero) Lord. _English Farming Past and Present,_ 6th edition. First ...
... Box 1181 Jacksonville, Florida Foreword By W. F. Blackman, Ph. D., LL. D. President of the Florida State Live Stock Association, Member of the Florida State Live Stock Sanitary Board. Requests for authentic information ...
... breeding grounds, which, in turn, are furnishing the feeder cattle for the corn belt. On Mr. Jackson's place we found both graded Herefords and Shorthorns in the third generation, with splendid development and ...
... At that time, President Jackson's attitude toward the United States bank so seriously affected values that wheat declined from $1.50 to 50 cents and Virginia farm land to less than one-third ...
... You will find just this on the outskirts of Jacksonville. Such pasturage has been established by heavy continuous grazing, under which conditions the broom sedge and wire grass are exterminated, while the creeping carpet ...
... A packing house has been erected at Jacksonville. Systematic tick eradication is being carried on. Large tracts of land have been fenced and stocked. Hundreds of well-bred Texas cows and registered Hereford, Angus ...
... more than virgin fertility, and with profit in the doing of the work.--Editor J. F. JACKSON, _of the Southern Planter, Richmond, Va. I wish that every farmer and farmer's family in the ...
... more than virgin fertility, and with profit in the doing of the work.--Editor J. F. JACKSON, _of the Southern Planter, Richmond, Va. I wish that every farmer and farmer's family in the ...
OBED HUSSEY, THE INVENTOR OF THE REAPER · Greeno, Follett L. (Follett Lamberton), 1889- [Editor] · 2006
... He was a postmaster from President Jackson's time until his own death. He is the only one who may be said to have acted as Hussey's historian, and has left very much ...
... He made one show at Erie, Pennsylvania, while breeding in Ohio, and another at Jackson, Michigan, in 1876, winning first prize on herd, in competition with seven Shorthorn and Devon herds. This was the ...
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