Desirable Protection for Hoth Gummer and Winter
A diagram describes a shelter tank for stock protection from dirt straw and extreme weather. It notes adjoining a large building can lower costs and increase security. The example uses second rate hemlock and 2x lumber for framing with doors swinging either way.
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Wade Hemlock
Local notes and social rounds from Caddo county 1908
Typhoid illness and recoveries are noted for Verden, Butler, and Phillipe families. Baptists, K P A social, and church events are reported with visits, schooling plans, and property purchases. Town progress includes cement walks, a new brick store, and a proposed parsonage fund. Community life spans newsletters, fairs, and holidays as residents travel and gather.
Time of Fattening Early Spring and Fall Hog Gains
A writer notes two optimal fattening seasons for hogs with similar corn intake. Early spring before heat and autumn months September to November provide best gains, while fall packing and high pork demand may reduce effort this year. Rotating sales across seasons can balance weights and profits.
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Ayn
Dipping Lambs Fights Tick Plague in Flocks
A Farm and Home correspondent urges annual lamb dipping to control ticks. After shearing, lambs receive a tobacco dip with a 66 gallon batch for 50 lambs, using two workers. second dip 12 days later is recommended.
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Farm and Home
Noah
Newspaper consolidation sparks growth and need for correspondents
The Caddo County Democrat merges with the Anadarko Weekly Democrat increasing county circulation. After equipment upgrades a teletypes unit will be added and staff seeks live correspondents and agents with territory specifics. Ed Markman and Miss Mollie Baker wed yesterday in Dr Martin's office with Rev Farrington officiating.
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Caddo County
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Anadarko Weekly Democrat
Weekly
Annadarko Weekly Democrat
Ed Markman
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Dr. Martin
Dutton Community News Moves and Migrations
Dutton residents focus on corn husking and cotton picking as main work. Ed Tate shows gradual recovery from typhoid. Rev. McDonnell of Arkansaw attends church. Henry Horchheimer and family plan moving to Kansas. L W Brain and family travel to Amber Inn after a friend’s death. Several locals join Oklahoma City fair attendance and Ali Stoneberry relocates to Shamrock Texas. Rev Gray plans a public sale before relocating to California with his wife, leaving a lasting community impact.
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Shamrock
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Datton
Gray
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