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Newspaper
Checotah Times
Location
Checotah, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1924
Page
7
An advertisement announces Dr. Hamilton, a licensed internal medicine specialist, will hold a free medical consultation at Gentry Hotel on Wednesday January 30 from 10 AM to 4 PM. He will demonstrate non surgical treatments for numerous conditions and provide medicines from his laboratory at reasonable costs.
Sickness gripped Ona pa as Alumnies of Eufaula beat Onapa 28 to 14 with Mitchell Collins scoring 10. Crane of Eufaula added 6 of 14. Coach Mack praised as pall player. Pierce boys defeated Onapa 28 to 25, girls 19 to 11. Jelly bean chatter, Jelly Bean meeting hinted. Miss Clemmie Hoos spent weekend with Crowder folks. Literary Society planning a trade incubator or chicken venture event.
Old Man Weather kept Brush Hill from Sunday School and the usual ball game. Mrs Zelma Williams hosted guests Saturday and Sunday. L A Moses improves slowly after flu and pneumonia. Several neighbors visit, dating, schooling updates, and small town changes mark Rose Bud community life.
Extension poultry specialist W H Allen outlines finishing pullets to promote good winter egg production and disease resistance. Leghorns mature around five months, Rhode Island Reds and Plymouth Rocks take longer. weights, conditioning rations, and feeding schedule described.
Florida poultry expert N W Sanborn argues that adding sulphur to feed at about 1 percent of mash aids fowls in wet weather and reduces sorehead outbreaks. He notes sulphur strengthens overall health, helping growing chickens resist disease and enhance feed value.
A proverb-like note likens mixing young chicks with mature stock to putting new wine in old bottles. It warns the task is almost hopeless due to unsanitary conditions and lice infestation, with hens crowding feed and chicks trampling each other, hindering growth.
A poultry raiser who takes care in selecting yearly premier specimens improves his flocks over time. Breeders should sample their best layers to ensure heavy egg production, establishing the desired fluency in the family lineage over generations.
Fragmentary copy reports poultry disease concerns tied to draft-related activity. Professor G. L. Stevenson of South Dakota State College cautions about prolific respiratory ailments and cold-like infections spreading among hens. The garbled OCR text obscures precise claims.
Fragmentary OCR shows court clerk Ben F Venator and attorney John Ty Gooper for Plainsitt. Dates visible include 1988. Fragment lacks full context or case details.
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