Winter plans to boost eggs in Wisconsin flocks
Wisconsin poultry expert O M Johnson urges separating pullets from old hens to prevent bullying and disease. He advises selling underdeveloped pullets and non breeding cockerels, using skim milk as main feed, minimal water, and green feeds like cabbage. A dry well ventilated hen house and shallow litter aid pullets development.
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Tuberculosis major cause of swine losses says USDA report
A USDA Meat Inspection division study on 54.0 million federally inspected hogs shows 232,670 dressed carcasses condemned for various causes in the year ended June 30. About half stemmed from tuberculosis infections, with 100,110 whole carcasses and 1,009,258 carcass parts affected. Government specialists warn infections spread from infected cattle and poultry, noting avian tuberculosis as a contributing factor.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Mrs Laura Rawls Laid to Rest
Mrs Laura Rawls passed away at 1 30 PM at her home after chronic nephritis and heart trouble. Surviving are four children, twelve grandchildren, four great grandchildren, and a brother. Funeral at Friends Church with Rev Dudley and Rev Glover. burial in Friends Cemetery. W O Moore was funeral director. Attending from Urbana and Chicago and other cities listed.
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Sayior
Glen Rawls
Pearl Bishop
Urbana
Ohio
Anna Kennedy
Forrest Rawls
Lafayette
William Shaffer
Carthage
Friends Church
Charles S. Dudley
E. L. Glover
Wesleyan Methodist Church
W. L. Tetrick
Donald Winslow
Isle of Somewhere
Tetrick
Paradise
Earl Addison
Friends Cemetery
W. O. Moore
Ben Bishop
Edgar Epley
Urbana, O
C. C. Trunnelle
Claude Hill
Chicago, Ill
Lawrence Kelso
J. C. McClure
Lurber
Grover Williams
Indianapolis
Roger Kennedy
New Castle
Esther Humphrey
Dayton, O
Clyde Smith
Spiceland
Obituary of Mrs Laura Rawls of Carthage 1851 1925
Laura Rawls daughter of William and Sarah Schaffer was born April 4 1851 and died February 8 1925 at her Carthage home aged 73 years 9 months 4 days. She married Murray Rawls May 26 1870 and they had four children Glen Pearl Anna and Forrest all living. She leaves one brother William Schaffer twelve grandchildren and four great grandchildren with her husband deceased since 1916. A Friends Church member she endured illness with patience and kindness noted for many acts of charity.
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Laura Rawls
William
Sarah Schaffer
Carthage
Murray Rawls
Glen
Pearl
Anna
Forrest
Friends Church
A Mother's Love Poem Remembrance Lines
The passage bid farewell to a mother’s memory with lines praising a mother’s love as noble pure tender and divine. It reflects on gentleness cheerful presence and the belief that God knows best in sorrowful tribute to her lifelong care.
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Laura Rawls
The children and brother express sincere thanks to all who assisted during illness and after the death of Mrs. Laura Rawls and extend gratitude to pallbearers and for floral offerings.
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Laura Rawls
Home garden tips and local notices from the Citizen
Public health notes urge clean yards for healthy hens and mold prevention. Garden and flower care discuss asters and soil prep. Local society items mention residents visiting Indianapolis Gwynneville Cincinnati and New Castle plus a milk theft report with Sunday timing.
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