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Pacific Rural Press, Volume 38, Number 17, 26 October 1889
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
An American Merino.
A Cellar as a Sign of Good Faith.
Mino-Hiki, or Long-Tailed Fowl.
Experiment Station Reports.
CORRESPONDENCE.
Lassen County Notes.
THE STOCK YARD.
The Cattle Classes at the State Fair.
To Prevent Stock Opening Gates.
POULTRY YARD.
On the Mating of Pigeons.
Poultry Ills Prevalent This Year.
THE DAIRY.
Home Cheese-Making—No. 2.
HORTICULTURE.
Shucking Almonds.
Pawpaws, Pecans, Etc., in Santa Clara.
Mountain Apples.
Untitled
PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY.
Further Grange Reading.
Make a Full Turnout.
Large Land-Holdings.
Yuba City Grange.
Origin of California Grain Bag Making.
Fares From Oregon to National Grange.
National Grange Entertainment.
The Salinas Fair.
A Past Masters Appeal for the Rural Press.
THE IRRIGATOR.
Artesian Wells in California.
THE HOME CIRCLE
Departing Summer.
Miss Tipty Toes.
Three as One; OR, Jealousy in the Olden Time.
One Day for Mother.
Chaff.
Cousin Ann's Homestead.
YOUNG FOLKS' COLUMN.
Tangles.
Lion.
GOOD HEALTH.
Health of the State.
DOMESTIC ECONOMY.
Making Tea.
Salt vs. Moths.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
The Week.
Agriculture at the State University.
Against Oleomargarine.
State Flower Show.
A Yacht on San Francisco Bay.
Fragments from Fair Reports.
FLORIST AND GARDENER.
Our Darling.
Geraniums.
Water Bouquets.
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AGRICULTURAL NOTES.
The State Jute-Mill.
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Inducements to Subscribers.
Our Agents.
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Fashion Notes.
All Ladies are Interested.
THE VETERINARIAN.
Advice by Dr. Buzard.
All the World's a Stage.
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Fruit-Growers' Convention at Fresno.
List of U.S. Patents for Pacific Coast Inventors.
A Slate House.
Must Have it Regularly.
Rope.
Successful Patent Solicitors.
The Giant Madrona.
California Products at the East.
Agricultural and Horticultural Books.
NEWSPAPER AGENTS WANTED.
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S.F. MARKET REPORT.
Market Review.
Market Information. [COMMUNICATED.]
Fruits and Vegetables.
Dried Fruits, Etc.
Domestic Produce.
PACIFIC COAST WEATHER FOR THE WEEK.
Notices of Recent Patents.
Complimentary Samples.
Don't Fail to Write.
$3,250,000
Cheap Money for Farmers!
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