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Prairie Farmer, Vol. 56: No. 1, January 5, 1884.

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Prairie Farmer, Vol. 56: No. 1, January 5, 1884.

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Joseph Glidden, the man who fenced the plains with barbed wire, opens this January 1884 issue of a great Midwestern farm weekly. Inside: notes on seed corn, a plea to build a farmer's library, and columns on the newest farm machinery and implements. A snapshot of Illinois agriculture at the moment steel wire changed everything.

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77 chapters

  1. 1THE CONTENTS OF THIS NUMBER.
  2. 2Tall Meadow Oat-Grass.
  3. 3JOSEPH F. GLIDDEN.
  4. 4A Rambler's Letter.
  5. 5A Farmer's Library.
  6. 6Let Us Be Sociable.
  7. 7Seed Corn Again.
  8. 8Field and Furrow.
  9. 9FARM MACHINERY, Etc.
  10. 10FARM IMPLEMENTS, Etc.
  11. 11MISCELLANEOUS.
  12. 12Mr. Grinnell's Letter.
  13. 13THE MEAT PRODUCTS.
  14. 14FACTS.
  15. 15CONTAGION TO BE AVERTED.
  16. 16AN AMERICAN POLICY
  17. 17COMMERCIAL TREATIES.
  18. 18THE TIME IS AUSPICIOUS.

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