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Newspaper

Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1912

Page

4

Pure-Bred Cattle Payoff Through Record Keeping and Care

The article urges strict record keeping for births and sales, proper winter care, and timely advertising to move surplus bulls. It stresses exhibiting stock at fairs, honest descriptions to buyers, and retaining customers to boost profits, plus soil fertility via manure and a steady feed plan. A well-bred herd uses less feed and yields profit whether sold for slaughter or breeding.

Save grain in feeding hogs

J E Spencer of Mount Pleasant Tennessee shares a simple trough and chute design for hog feeding. Two crosswise six to seven inch wide trough sections form a cross with a five foot high chute feeding corn directly to the hogs, reducing waste and keeping feed clean.

J. E. Spencer Mount Pleasant Tenn

Raising Early Lambs

The article states the goal of raising early lambs is to produce a large well fleshed animal to market quickly. It emphasizes good feeding care and management from birth through sale to achieve early market readiness.

Watch Unshod Colts

Unshod colts require foot inspections and occasional rasping to keep hooves leveled as they may grow unevenly. Regular trimming helps prevent imbalances and lameness.

Gentle Work for Mare Before Foaling

A veterinary note advises that light work is safe for a mare with foal but she should not be worked for a week prior to foaling to avoid stress or complications.

Social Notes Record Local Visits and Travelers

A long list of visitors and residents appears with many reachouts to Winona Lake Indianapolis Kokomo Frankfort and New Castle. Families like Kennedys McCorkles Silers and H enleys are mentioned along with trips to Cedar Point and Winona Lake. A birthday is noted for W P Henley and R B Henley. An upcoming school opening is announced.

Typhoid Illness In Fairmount Resident Buck Weaver

Buck Weaver of Fairmount is seriously ill with typhoid fever at his brother Thomas Weaver’s home. Miss Vada Newsom is reported improving. Rev Thomas Newsom will preach at New Castle on Sunday. Mrs Charles Wright and Eva Willis visited Charles Willis and family in Indianapolis on Saturday.

Jesse Siler Michigan Anna McCorkle Winona Lake John Walker New Castle The Friends Church Ed Adkins D. M. McCorkle Milroy Charles Benson Indianapolis Kokomo Frankfort George Headley Elizabeth S. B. Walker Little Son Maud Lewis Pendleton Prof. Walker Elizabeth Phelp Florence Miner Myrtle Taylor John S. Hill Buck’’ Weaver Fairmount Thomas Weaver Charles Wright Eva Willis Charles Willis Thomas Newsom Miss Vada Newsom

Card from J H Pepper reports vacation in New York City

Will Willcutt and wife received a card from J H Pepper of the New York Central Lines at Charlotte N C confirming they are enjoying their vacation in New York City.

Will Willcutt J. H. Pepper New York Central Charlotte N. C New York City

Livestock Feeding Advice For Winter Care

Agricultural note discusses fodder quality, worm prevention in pigs, common ailments in sheep and cattle, and feeding strategies. Emphasizes balanced rations for horses, calves, and steers, exercise for stock, and cautions against relying on cheap corn and overemphasis on draft traits from light mares.

Sarah Henley Carthage Knightstown Jersey Hampshire Shropshire Osborne Sattley Studebaker

Salmon Loaf Recipe for Eight Serves

Prepare by using two cans of salmon and a loaf of stale bread with crusts rejected. Remove bones, crumble bread, flake salmon, mix. Moisten with two beaten eggs, butter, lemon juice, salt and pepper. Add cream if needed. Bake in a buttered tin for an hour, serve with cream sauce and parsley.

Gulten Bread Recipe Note from Historical Text

The recipe describes mixing boiling water with milk, butter, and salt, then adding yeast, egg, and gluten flour to form a batter. It instructs a four hour rise, then additional gluten flour to form dough, kneading twenty minutes, shaping into leaves, and rising again before baking in a steady oven. The method emphasizes being free from starch.

Drake

PIANO FOR SALE Weber in fine condition with rosewood case

Piano for sale described as Weber in fine condition with a rosewood case. Inquire at this office.

Weber

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Small & Anderson Hiram H. Henley Carthage Grain Company Master William Kennedy Mt. Etna Mrs van Hood C. N. Willson Roy Kennedy Ann Kennedy Robert Krames Grace Myers Cambridge City C. G. Hill Frank Overman Frank Hiles Los Angeles Calif H. M. Sutton Spiceland Ray Sutton Anderson Cedar Point, C Blaine Sutton Will Taylor Clyde C. Henley Marjorie Babette Clyde C. Jr Nelle McCorkle Ceylon Cottage Lois Pitts Morristown Mary Baldwin Westfield Ethel Publow Goddard and Kenner Connersville Rushville Publow Bertha Nelson John Dana Belpre Musk Gon Mich W. B. Runnion Orville Lel Carthage Public Booker T. Washington Owen Hobbs G. D. Miller Bessie Patton Meeker Col Roy McKelvey Greenfield Wm. Siler Drury Alsman Arlington R. B. Henley Cincinnati Pierce Tive Stods Knarr’s Meat Market Jacob Knarr W. L. Douglas L. Douglas Monarch Butterick Yankiners R. H. Hill’s Ind Frederick E. Sohn Everette Button P. J. Sattler J. F. Kennedy
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