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Newspaper
Chariton Patriot
Location
Chariton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1908
Page
3
An OCR fragment praises a horse named Schley for its fine form and gentle nature. The text mentions a pony breed, color hints, and favorable temperament, though details are garbled and several words are unclear.
A damaged clipping praises a dog named King, describing him as a fine specimen with a good disposition and ideal for a home. The note mentions color as white and references a Wood owner and a Weeper, with garbled wording throughout.
Fragmented OCR describes three Shetlands kept by Woo Taaboer with warnings about season rules and forfeiture of entry or balance if owners fail to comply. Details are garbled but indicate care will be taken to prevent deck loss and penalties for stray horses.
A breeder shows a variety of animals including Poland China swine Spot ted Shetland ponies Scotch collies dogs M bo turkeys and white leghorn chickens. The event highlights multiple species and breeds in a single display.
The article outlines feeding strategies using corn, oats, bran and oil meal to balance rations for calves and breeding stock. It emphasizes roughage like clover, alfalfa, timothy, and sorghum fodder, plus outside grazing, silage, and roots to reduce grain needs. It covers housing, exercise, water access, stock construction, abortion management, disease prevention, and marketing calves at auction if not sold privately.
Saidee Finch, daughter of Mr and Mrs W M Finch, died after a brief illness on March 20 at their home. Born February 15 1883 she was 25 years old. The funeral was held in Columbia with Rev W Smith delivering a sermon from Isaiah 3 10 and six young ladies bore her to rest in Columbia cemetery. Her family learned of her faith at a camp meeting in Oskaloosa June 9 1907 and the article notes the Christian hope in death.
Fred Hanrahan, a noted ringgist of Portsmith Virginia, reports six years of selling and recommending Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He says it is a great remedy, more reliable than others he handles, and that customers value his recommendation. Williamson Drug Co. sells it.
Used about one month wagon sold by Press Tailor Shop run by B Weiss. Enquire at the shop for details and price.
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