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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1907
Page
2
Hon C C Brooks mayor of Sunbury Ohio and attorney for Partners Bank and Sunbury Building and Loan Co writes that Peruna is a great medicine with beneficial results for minor ailments caused by weather. He urges readers to ask their druggist for the Free Peruna Almanac for 1907.
A specialist notes moonshiners share similar setups in secluded spots with abundant water. Land ownership disputes push stills near operator control lines. Stills are primitive, using sheet copper stills and hogshead fermenters. Pot stills in parts of Georgia Alabama and Florida produce rum called pot nus with improvised equipment and steam pipes.
Guidance on fasting and killing methods for poultry, and on plucking, cooling, packing, and box construction. Recommends bleeding or neck collection, rapid plucking, 12 hour cooling, parchment lined boxes, and avoiding cedar to prevent flesh taint.
The design outlines a 36 foot 4 inch wide barn for 24 cows with calf pen, box stalls, feed room, hay chute, wash room and silo. It emphasizes ample light from tall sliding sash windows, a removable manure system, and a partitioned cow area for flexibility. The silo is 16 feet by 28 feet, about 110 tons capacity for six to eight months.
Northwestern inventors received patents last week as reported by Lothray & Johnson at Pioneer Press Building in St. Paul. Names include Carl A. Carlson of Underwood and Carl H. Collins of Sacred Heart with items such as rail joint and railway tie mentioned along with other practitioners and places in Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota and Minnesota firms.
A famed court furrier received a tailors order for a 50¢9 coat to spare wear on a coat costing 5,000 guineas. The unusual price and motive reflect a tailor’s frugal demand reported in Men’s Wear.
A judge on the supreme court polishes his glasses with dignity and cautions against being roasted in the magazines. The exchange hints at public scrutiny and the weight of editorial commentary in legal circles.
The statement suggests little hope for critics who view church collections as a form of extortion or hold-up, signaling skepticism about fundraising practices and trust in religious institutions.
A terse remark contrasts cheerfulness with a morbid tone, suggesting optimism should not be muffled by funeral sounding restraint. It hints at the tension between lightness and solemnity in public discourse.
The article notes that younger animals require less feed to gain a pound than older ones under the same conditions. It cites Chicago fat stock show feeders feeding calves for a year and finding the first year much more efficient. Experiment stations in Michigan Iowa and others confirmed that feeding from birth yields the highest profitability for growth across breeds.
The Wisconsin experiment station, in cooperation with the U S Department of Agriculture, has spent nine years developing higher yield barley varieties and rust resistant lines. A modified Swingle method using cold water soak then hot water kill smut germs, showing promising results in rust free barley fields. The association of 727 seed growers will apply the treatment to Wisconsin seed barley next year.
Prof Fraser head of the dairy department at the University of Illinois has devised a treadmill system to exercise a Holstein herd bull daily for an hour or more. A protected gangway from the pen allows a handler to lead the bull using a nose rope, with the bull kept beneath a fence to prevent attack. The device is not for work output but to wear out the animal’s energy, while suggesting practical farm uses such as running the cream separator. Also notes on orchard tree care and milk testing as dairy improvements.
A home remedy claims to cure coughs and colds within 24 hours. It mixes Virgin Oil of Pine Pure with glycerine and whisky, taken in teaspoon doses every four hours, and is sold in sealed half-ounce vials by Leach Chemical Co Cincinnati.
Real Sunday Closing Law enforces the Lord's Day Act of George II in Melbourne. The city bans Sunday newspapers and requires hotels to close by law, though illicit drinking persists.
Thomas N. McCullough of Colorado Springs recounts twelve to fifteen years of back and kidney pain with three week episodes. He began Doan's Kidney Fills, gradually improved, and claims permanent relief from kidney trouble. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
In a rural quip a character recalls warning about Bill's speed and laments with darker humor that Bill was killed by a passing hearse, marking a grim urban legend tone within the dialect filled exchange.
Clover and grasses seed firm promotes hog, cattle, and sheep forage. Largest American growers on 5,000 acres. Free 148 page catalog mailed to buyers. send 80 stamps for sample and seed catalog. John A. Salzer Seed Co. Lea Crosse Wisconsin.
In St Osyth Essex England a tenant has been granted an ejectment order for nonpayment of rent for forty years. The case states the tenant paid no rent over four decades and orders eviction are issued.
A traditional remedy praised for invigorating digestion and stimulating the liver and bowels. The old family laxative tonic claims to cleanse the blood, renew vigor, and relieve constipation or dyspepsia with one or two pills nightly for a week. Sold in drug stores in plain or sugar-coated form.
Mrs Homer reads an ordinary piano contains about a mile of wire. Homer remarks the neighbor’s piano sounds like it carries a wagon load of tinware in a humorous exchange.
Garfield Tea claims to regulate a sluggish liver, relieve constipation, purify the blood, and eradicate disease. The product is advertised as containing herbs and is marketed under the Food and Drug Law.
The infant prodigy is another person who is usually a dweller in the next county, if not in a distant state.
An ad touts LAXATIVE BIOMO Quinine Tablets claiming cure for a cold in one day with a refund if unsuccessful. The boxes bear El Gubove’s signature and the offer quotes a price of 250.
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