Prairie Farmer, Vol. 56: No. 12, March 22, 1884
- Subtitle
- A Weekly Journal for the Farm, Orchard and Fireside
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Table of contents
1. Front matter2. THE CONTENTS OF THIS NUMBER.3. Drainage and Good Husbandry.4. Plan for a Flood Gate.5. Great Corn Crops.6. A Charming Letter.7. Prairie Roads.8. Experiments With Indian Corn.9. Specialty Farming.10. Field and Furrow.11. Insects in Illinois.12. Illinois Central Railroad.13. Polled Aberdeen Cattle.14. Grass for Hogs.15. A Stock Farm and Ranch.16. Western Wool-Growers.17. The Cattle Disease Near Effingham.18. Camembert Cheese.19. Few Words and More Butter.20. Compiled Correspondence.21. Symptoms of Foot-and-Mouth Disease.22. Shyness and Timidity.23. Glanders.24. Sand Mulching of Orchard Trees.25. Pear Blight.—No. 2.26. The Black Walnut.27. Notes on Current Topics.28. Prunings.29. Some New Plants.30. Pamphlets, Etc., Received.31. LUMBER AND SHINGLES.32. FOOT-AND-MOUTH DISEASE.33. PREMIUMS ON CORN.34. THE FIRST UNFORTUNATE RESULT.35. Questions Answered.36. Wayside Notes.37. Chicken Chat.38. Spring Care of Bees.39. Extracted Honey.40. South'n Wisconsin Bee-keepers' Ass'n.41. Blue Stem Spring Wheat!!42. Osage for Silk-Worms.43. SCIENTIFIC AND USEFUL.44. How He Ventilated the Cellar.45. An Old Roman Wedding.46. Mr. Smith's Stovepipe.47. Progress.48. A Family Jar.49. Mouce Traps and Other Sweetemetes.50. A SONNET ON A BONNET.51. Little Pleasantries.52. Uncle Jim's Yarn.53. Puddin' Tame's Fun.54. The Alphabet.55. What a Child Can Do.56. THE GENTLEMAN FARMER.57. FRANK DOBB'S WIVES.