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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1911
Page
2
A report to the Farmers' Co operative Demonstration Work notes the drought impact and the success of demonstration plots in corn. It credits early deep land preparation and shallow level cultivation with soil moisture retention and drought resilience, urging continued humus, deep breaking, and level frequent cultivation.
The semi annual meeting of The Farmers Union Warehouse Co Calhoun county stockholders will be held Wednesday July 5 1911 at 10 am at the courthouse. Full attendance urged. G W Eichelberger President. June 26-31 weekly.
Rural residents in the Southern Bell area will receive free daily weather reports by telephone starting July 1. The Weather Bureau and Southern Bell will ring a tone at a set hour to read the forecast to each home with a phone, aiding rural lines expansion and farm planning across North and South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Virginia and southern West Virginia. County official W. J. Moore notes R Bentley has two acres of six week old corn, six feet tall, lauded as among the county's finest, with plans for a photo of the crop and his mule. Mrs. Thomas M. Carter and two children are ill with typhoid fever, a matter of concern to friends.
A Manila New York carpenter, Lopez, praises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a universal healer for cuts, wounds, burns, boils, scalds, chapped skin, eczema and more. The advertisement touts 25 cents at West End Drug Co and other druggists, highlighting its quick healing claims.
A mature sow yields larger hogs than a young one and a perfect winter housing system is essential. Spring pigs need shelter only from rain until fall, while free range should be fenced. Hogs thrive on clean feed and decent surroundings, and enclosures must be tight with quality wire fences.
This column offers practical advice for new gardeners and farmers. It covers starting a strawberry patch and care for currant and gooseberry bushes, sowing grass seed in bare spots, and maintaining farm equipment. It also warns to watch plow horse shoulders and clean fence corners while destroying insect eggs.
An advertisement for Humphreys' Veterinary Specifics offering a free 500 page book on treating horses cattle sheep dogs hogs and poultry, plus a stable chart. It lists remedies for milk fever lung fever lameness rheumatism throat distemper worms coughs colic diarrhea kidney and bladder skin diseases indigestion and more. Printed by Humphreys Homeo Medicine Co in New York with a price of 60 cents for each remedy.
A preliminary trial for McGuffin is set for Thursday July 6 on two charges murder of Officer John L. Cunningham and assault with intent to murder Chief H. T. Glas von. A pistol linked to the case was found near the scene, believed dropped during the pursuit.
News from Oxford reports Mayor Cooper designates tomorrow as a general cleanup day. Residents may notify Jobo Draper to have trash removed from premises. Also noted is the death of Miss Esther Walker at Meading at 18. Burial was at Salt Creek today at 3 pm. Miss Lelia Walker plans to leave for Millstead on Saturday.
Plane 18 4 cooper whiteside and t w prater depart for an auto trip to tiedmont. The mayor and mra cooper move today to their summer home in kaiotuck mountains with mra constantine and florida children and miss lillian merrett of savannah. mr and mrs ross davenport return from metall and j m stewart travels to his old georgia home.
A public health style advert warns against neglecting liver trouble and urges using Dr King’s New Life Pills at first signs of constipation biliousness or inactive bowels to prevent indigestion jaundice or gall stones. Sold 25 cents at West End Drug Co Elam-Tlam tick Drug Co and Scarbrough Drug Co.
A 1906 health note claims lightning deaths are rare while touting Fleetrie Bitters as a cure for liver and stomach troubles. It cites Robert Madsen of West Burlington Indiana, who allegedly recovered after four doctors gave up, praising the remedy as a stomach liver nerve and kidney purifier. Available for 50 cents at local druggists.
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