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Newspaper
Chariton Patriot
Location
Chariton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
3
A gray wolf kept in captivity by Wilson Watterson in Beaver Pennsylvania escaped and roamed the town. It eyed five year old Nina Bingo as she patted it and whispered Nice doggie. A shot by Watterson killed the wolf as the child approached.
Prof. J. W. Kennedy of Iowa State College analyzes costs and benefits of grinding feed for stock. He cites experiments showing ground grain saves about 12 percent on average, with higher savings when feed prices are up. He breaks guidance by stock class from horses to swine, noting grinding suits hard work, old teeth, and dairy cattle, while young animals and some hog scenarios may not justify grinding.
The text urges individuals to treat common ailments themselves to save costs and avoid doctor visits. It extols Chamberlain's Remedies including Cure for bowel complaints cough remedy pain balm stomach and liver tablets and salve. Five preparations price 1.25 per set. Sold by Storie Patton and Jones the druggist.
Iowa farmers enjoy favorable weather with mean temperatures near normal and sunny days early in the week. Four to five days suitable for corn cultivation aided second plowing and normal color, though stands lag behind the best seasons. Meadows improve, pastures are very good, oats and barley show heads and rank growth on moist lands. Garden truck and potatoes perform well and small fruits are fairly good.
An advertisement touts Dades Little Liver Pills as ending headaches and constipation. It promises a clean system and a sweet stomach and says they keep users well when taken occasionally for the entire family. Sold by Red Cross Pharmacy.
A Delaware River fishing scene near Most Hope and Tuston draws attention as pickerel and eels swarm a large hole in the ice. Samuel Jones, nine, fell in but was rescued. several fish weighed around five pounds, with eels noted as very large. The cannibalistic frenzy among the fish is described amid a chaotic ice cutting.
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