Greatest Poultry Show Planned for Charlotte This Winter
The News Poultry Department urges Charlotte and Mecklenburg to rally behind a record poultry show. The Charlotte Association meets with President Van Landing as famed breeders from Georgia and the Carolinas are expected to attend. Members are urged to join, share ideas, and start preparations focusing on quality stock, proper care, and culling to ensure top birds for the exhibition.
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Charlotte
Itie Board
Chartry Association
van Landing
Hallman
Char
Carosimas
Georgia
Mat
Phene
Carolinas
Charlotteesociation
Augusta
Winston-Salem
Old Mecklenburg
Pearson's Magazine July promotions and stories teased
A collage of passages promotes Pearson's Magazine for July. It highlights soda myths, food safety rumors, recall debates, veterans in Soldiers Homes, and several fiction pieces including baseball tales, Apaches of New York, and the early automobile story.
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Pearson’s
Etme
Ihan
Lorimer
Smil
Duane Billy Evans
Governor Hadley
Missouri
Hadley
New York
Alfred Henry Wis
Little Bow Kum
Tale Ss
Pearson’s Magazine
Poultry Industry in Its Infancy and Profitable setup
The article outlines a novice friendly path to a profitable poultry business, emphasizing capital needs, breeding quality, and expert management. It warns against cheap labor and poor facilities, urging experienced handlers, clean well kept houses, and thoroughbred stock to ensure long term success.
Left Much Money To Her Coachman
Probate granted of the will of Mrs. Anna Maria Pilgrim of Akeley Wool Buckinghamshire who left all her fortune of 600000 dollars to her coachman Charles Haynes late of the Royal Horse Artillery. Pilgrim widow daughter of the late Hugh Wade MacCaughey died June 28 aged over eighty. Will dated 12 July 1907 codicil 3 December 1908 contested on undue influence but probate court declared the will valid.
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London
Anna Maria Pilgrim
Akeley Wool
Buckinghamshire
Charles Haynes
Royal Horse Artillery
Pilgrim
Hugh Wade MacCaughey
Starting a Poultry Business for Beginners
A seasoned expert argues first time breeders should focus on a single breed rather than multiple varieties. He warns that managing several breeds requires far more labor, expense, and skill and often leads to failure. He advises mastering one breed, then expanding, noting specialists usually yield better quality and profits.
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Pacific Coast
Army Signalling Achieves Distant Heliograph Message
A June 23 record in army signalling by heliograph from South Africa reports Captain Sadler of the Carabiniers sending messages from the compass to Mapor Home on Cocks combe Mountain near Ultanhague Cape Colony. The distance reached 130 miles.
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London
South Africa
Sadler
Carabiniers
Mapor
Cockscombe
Ultanhague
Cape Colony
Poultry Care in Dry Weather Tips and Warnings
The article advises shade, clean water, and ample feed for all poultry during heat. It endorses hulled oats for chicks, separating pullets from cocks, culling nonlaying hens, and avoiding drones. It suggests buying breeders at reduced prices for 60 days and keeping new birds isolated briefly to prevent disease. It also covers eggs for hatching, feeding variety, breeder stock quality, proper incubation, nest hygiene, and pest control.
Poultry as Georgia Asset Gains Public Attention
The Constitution published a poultry symposium from eight Georgia counties showing rising interest and perceived financial value in the poultry industry. Editors credit the poultry department as a pioneering southern feature, urging statewide cultivation and even export potential as the red hen becomes a key wealth generator.
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Georgia
Pioneer Poultry
Atlanta Constitution
Women as Poultry Raisers highlights for women
This article extols women entering poultry raising as a healthy outdoor occupation. It urges practical study, good feeding, and businesslike planning, noting many women succeed in poultry farming and urging readers to start with care, system, and experience.
Burton-on-Trent Ladies Fire Brigade Parade Display
Eighteen members in uniform and helmets led a first public display in front of 10 000 spectators. They attached horses to the engine, rushed to a mock house fire, hoisted the escape, rescued dummy victims, and extinguished the blaze with water while the mayor and police chief watched.
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London
Burton-on-Trent
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