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... Potato Factories Urging that polalo factories for conversion of potatoes into feeding stuffs should set up he staled that Lord Woollon had announced that surplus potatoes would bought by the potato factories In Britain at more than the minimum prices ...
... inconvenience because of the merchants. As it now the ,j farmer has to see his potatoes safe on the boat before he can count on paid his money. I would recommend that potato seed grower's association ...
... FLAX AND POTATOES, There little comfort in the flux returns. fur can ascertained the present the yield the substantially-decreased acreage is about the average. Hut 6s i»er stone, winch was the average price at llie end September, is simply disastrous ...
... QUALITY OF POTATOES. Potatoes. —Good progress was made with the lifting ©f this crop, ami more than half it has now been pitted. The qual.ty the potatoes is good. Although Udow the high yield 3928, the of the crop is well up to the average in dimensions ...
... ton (f.0.r.) for all deliveries • merchantable potatoes in October, 1918, price to be raised each subsequent month dy per ton up to June, 1919, that fanners may know exactly what price they for their potatoes, and that the price paid to the grower immediately ...
... Newforge, Belfast. 4986 January 29, 1864, “SEED POTATOES. ILLIAM HAYES BEGS TO TI al Pro- his THANKS to bis Friends and Suppo og the to inform them that be is constantly supplied octrine brat POTATOES, of all kinds, buth for Seed a 0 — use, and which ...
... POTATO DISEASE Dr. Hodges read letters from Mr. M‘Donnell, of the Albert .Model Farm, Dublin, and other members, reporting the extent of the injury to the potato crop produced by the ordinary disease. In some districts, one fourth some varieties potatoes ...
... THE PRICE OF POTATOES. TO TOE EDITOR Or THE NORTHERN WHIG. —Next t« brand the food for the poor and workless is potatoes. The lop price for does in the Tnirk*'t (quoting from the Whig j»er hundredweight. That work® out at per ®tone, but when they reach ...
... ■ASHED POTATO. PIGEON-FLYING. ...
... POTATO CHIPS. Wash and peel some good potatoes; cut in very thin slices or in chips, using tin cutter bought for the purpose. Place them in the frying basket. Have the fat 395 deg. F. Plunge in the basket of chips, and as the fat rises and bubbles dangerously ...
... THE POTATO QUESTION. TO THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG Sir, —In the report of the proceedings the conference between the Produce Merchants and producers the potato question issued me, and which appeared in your issue the 10th inst., I regret that I omitted ...
... PRICES OF POTATOES. TO Tits EDITOR THf NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,—ln view of the reports appearing in your columns of the very poor prices obtained *bv tanners for their potatoes would 1 ii tercsting discover why householders hu'C to nav such high pricet lor ...