Farm Life On a Small Arkansas Dairy and Co op Marketing
A detailed farmer's notice from Springdale Farm in Little Rock describing dairy operations with ten cows, butter and buttermilk production, cream separators, and range feeding. It notes profits from butter and cream, customer demand, and plans to expand with three more cows. Also includes opinions on cooperative marketing and the Farmers Union, contrasting with wholesale warehousing. The piece closes with farming observations about poultry housing and breeding priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win C. Taylor
Jersey
Southland
Springdale Farm
Little Rock
Ark
Farmers’ Union
Lesen
Cooperate to Stand United in the Farmers Union
Mississippi Union Advocate recalls the 1776 cry to “hang together” and urges Farmers Union members to unite for cooperation. It argues organization multiplies effort, aids fair prices, cheaper supplies, debt relief, better roads and schools, and stronger community life while warning division leads to downfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Congress
Farmers’ Union
Cooperative
Mississippi Union
Accidents Hit City and Nearby Areas This Week
The Appletes City Tribune reports a spate of accidents in the area. A Byrd farm family‘s daughter shattered her left arm and her brother suffered facial injuries. a G Sholtz mill hand lost most of his hand. Mrs Hazel and Mrs Weller fractured and confined to bed respectively. B Burkes injured by a casting piece at Taylor’s broom factory after a fly wheel burst. The Ostos daughter with a broken arm died from erysipelas two days later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sto
Byrd Farm
G. Sholtz
Hazel
St. Clair County
Weller
E. Taylor
B. Burkes
Osto
Longworth Forecasts Roosevelt Candidacy in 1916
Rock Island Illinois Oct. Congressmen Nicholas Longworth said Theodore Roosevelt should run again in 1916. He praised Roosevelt in a eulogy for the McKinley era and proposed that William Howard Taft seek a second term if elected. He added Roosevelt should be reappointed to the presidency for the following four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Theodore Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Tals
Longworth
Thinks We Work Too Hard on International Marriage
From the New York Prou s, Lady Headfort on her American tour in New York spoke for international marriages. She said they correct us, as Englishmen work too little and American men work too hard. She recounted an English friend attending a funeral of a multimillionaire American and the wife’s quip about missed opportunities. The English husband replied that rich men die penniless while he remains hale with a hundred dollars in his coat.
All Counties to be Treated Fairly
A public statement from State Highway Engineer Curtis Hill clarifies that the road amendment for state aid to road building does not grant extra aid to any region. He asserts the services of the office are free to all parts of the state and that allocations will be proportionate, not biased toward Missouri or Atchison counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
Kansas City
Mississipp
Atchison Counties
Werl
Curtis Hill
Peru Items Preview Meats Wheat Te Up
Local notes mention a protracted meeting at Sunmuite church with a Sunday sermon by lev Duncan and a next Sunday preaching. Several families spent Sunday with friends, hog skinners hunted nuts at the river bottom, and a Prohibition speaking event is set for Monday October 12 1908. Also mentions W H Perkin at the fair, and Robert Lyle with Pat McKenna traveling to New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunmuite
Lev
Duncan
Alm Thomas
James Greenley
Charley Done
Thomas
Tom Harper
J. 1 Marsteller
Dick Warren
M. Ro Lyle
Star
Wome
W.H. Perkin
Ab Serlalia
Robert Lyle
Pat McKenna
New Mexico
Ustin Ann
Wanted An actire ambitious man of good address
Wanted an article but the text is garbled. The fragment requests a capable man of good address and provides a corrupted placeholder for contact details, suggesting a classified notice seeking a person of ambition and suitable standing. No clear names or places beyond New York are legible.
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New York
Bates County Hogs Arrive for State Fair Showing
Sheehy Bros of Home bring three Poland China hogs aboard the Frisco to Sedalia for the State Fair. The 16 month old pigs, weighing nearly 2000 pounds, are full blood registered stock and graded as fine specimens. The show ring winner will face stiff competition, says the Hill Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheehy Bros
Home
Sedalla
Pacific
Iieh Hill Review
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Farmers Educational
Co-Operative Union of America
Califor
Zekiel
Candler, Jr
Mis
House of Representatives
Mercantile Association
Joe E. Edmonson
Texas
National Cooperator and Farm Journal
Appletes City
Oda
Kodak
C. W. Hess
Roosevelt
The
Prous
Caliomaresce
Studebaker and Schutler Wagons
Gench Bros
Rich Hill, MO
Haleeid
Vieleas
Peru
Bates County
Norfleet & Ream
Norfieet
Ream
Butler, MO
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