Keeping Milk Pure Rules from Michigan Station Bulletin
Bulletin 221 from Michigan Experiment Station outlines milking rules focusing on cow health cleanliness and feeding avoiding odors, proper udder grooming, sterilized pails, clean milker and clothes, good bright ventilation light and drainage, dust control, post milking feeding, a dustless milking room, swift cooling and keeping milk cold. It emphasizes hygiene and proper handling to ensure purity of milk.
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Michigan Xperiment Station
Local News and Farm Notes from Iris and Brandenburg
Central 8. A Dougrass urges readers to take the Democrat. Wm Smith and wife visited Lee Smith’s family near Iris Sunday. Jim Jacobs and wife visited James Roby’s family Sunday. Farmers report too much rain hindering corn planting. crops look good otherwise. A wagon of Corydonites passed through en route to Morvan’s Landing for baptisms and a fish fry. Mary Snyder wife of Geo Snyder died Thursday night of consumption. she leaves a husband two children and three brothers Jeremiah Henry and Geo Young mourn her loss.
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Democrat
Wm, Smith
Lee Smith
Iris
Jim Jacobs
James Roby
Morvan’s Landing
Brandenburg
Mary
Geo. Snyder
Lightning damages house and telephone box in Mt. Lebanon
Mt. Lebanon reports Mrs. Thad Seacat seriously ill. Visits by Adolph Pinaire and family to H. F. Sieg's, Otto Murr and family to Crawford county, Joseph Pinaire and family near Milltown, and Mrs. Henry Peters from Blue River township. Minnie Davis of Louisville visits. Francis Davis and family stay with sister Mrs. Rawlings in Milltown. Lightning struck Chesney Davis's house last week, seriously damaging the house and telephone box.
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Thad Seacat
Adolph Pinaire
H. F. Sieg
Otto Murr
Crawford County
Joseph Pinaire
Milltown
Henry Peters
Blue River Township
Chesney Davis
Minnie Davis
Louisville
Francis Davis
Rawlings
Mauckport Weather and Memorial Services Listed
Heavy rains flood low cornfields along the Ohio River in Mauckport while the town remains healthy. Joint memorial decorations are planned for May 30 1905 by G A R Odd Fellows Woodmen Ben Hur Royal Neighbors and Rebeccas. Rev C C Osborn will preach the G A R Memorial sermon May 20 at Mt Zion Church at 10 30 AM.
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Ohio
Grand Army of the Republic Odd Fellows
Woodmen
Ben Hur
Royal Neighbors
Rebeccas
Mauckport
C. C. Osborn
Mt. Zion Church
Piles warning and salve advertisement lead to county court action
Persons afflicted with the Piles should be careful at this time of the year. Hot weather and bad drinking water contribute to the conditions which make Piles more painful and dangerous. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve stops the pain and cures. All druggists carry the genuine. The paternity suit of the State ex rel Davis v. Farry Markwell has been sent to Floyd County for trial on motion of defendant.
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de Pwitt
E. C. eWitt & Co
Davis Ve
Tfarry Markwell
Floyd County
Fender
Sugar Grove Community Notices and Local Happenings
Local residents report frequent visits and social events. People mentioned include H E 5 C H Stewart in New Albany on business, B F Merk of Rosewood, Parva Cline of Elizabeth visiting Iva Marion, and Rev L G Carnes delivering an address at Glaze school house. News notes cover farming preparations for wheat, a new birth, a horse purchase for mail service, and community church activities at DePauw.
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C. H. Stewart
New Albany
B. F. Merk
Rosewood
Parva Cline
Elizabeth
Iva Marion
Robert Stewart
L. G. Carnes
Earnest Kessinger
Danville
Rev. L. G. Carnes
Glaze
Dave Stewart
Prudential Insurance Co
Sibhbath School
DePauw
Clarence McKinney
Moberly News Highlights and Local Notes
Moberly reports lagrippe in C P Burgess and typhoid illness in Sallie Shuck. Local residents visit Corydon and Corycon, with Nettie Shuck visiting sister Mrs L Watson and Amanda Borden a guest of Mrs Ora Davis. The Sunday School Convention is set for May 21 at 1 PM in Moberly.
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C. P. Burgess
Celestia Louden
J. M. Davis
Corydon
Cornelius Grabill
Nettie Shuck
Lid L. Watson
Amanda Borden
Ora Davis
Belle Borden
Corycon
Frenchtown Society Communications and Local Notes
Miss Ida Nolot has gone to Louisville. John B. Colon was at Corydon on business last week. Miss Florence Louden visits her brother Ed in Chicago. Joseph Mathey sold a valuable horse. Simpson Murr, our new supervisor, has given good satisfaction with his work so far. Chas. Vausha was at New Salisbury last Thursday. Cut worms are reported numerous, awaiting young corn.
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John B. Colon
Corydon
Florence Louden
Chicago
Joseph Mathey
Simpson Murr
Winter’s First Cold Warns of a Tougher Next One
The piece advises that the season’s first cold may ease with early care but warns a second cold could linger and be more troublesome. It recommends preventive use of Scott’s Emulsion as well as treatment to reduce risk and duration.
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Scott
Duott's Emulsion Free Sample Offer
An old advertisement promotes a free sample of Duott's Emulsion with a 50 cent and one dollar price listed for the product. It mentions the address 409-415 Pearl Street, New York.
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Pearl Street
New York
Local notes from Laconia and vicinity
Amzi Corner hosts noted visitors while rains delay corn planting. Faith Rebekah Lodge plans a strawberry festival in LaGonia on May 27. A millinery fire injures Mrs. Scott Crosier and Lula Byrum. Emma Roby receives a birthday organ. Various visits, marriages, and mishaps pepper the community news with updates on residents and events.
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Faith Rebekah Lodge
Lagonia
Scott Crosier
Crosier
Lula Byrum
Emma Roby
Venus Crosier
Sherdian
Morris
Geo. Crosier, Sr
Local Notes from Hancock and Surrounding Areas
Illness visits include F L Craypen and Mrs d D Ott. Fredericksburg visitors: Charles Bullington family at Sam Voyle's. John Goldsberry at Sam Turnbaugh's. Russell Babcock badly hurt after being run over by a horse last Thursday. Durnil's Ramsey trip. Rosenbarger moves. Chase replants his house. Kiesler and Johnson plan new houses. Perry Arnold visits Palmyra. Mrs John Clark visits C A Wolfe. O A Harrell at Louisville. Mrs Mattie Chase visits Martinsburg.
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John Goldsberry
Sam Turnbaugh
Fredericksburg
Russell Babcock
Harry Babcock
G. R. Durnil
Ramsey
Wn. Rosenbarger
J. B. Chase
Geo. Kiesler and
Johnson
Perry Arnold
Palmyra
James Evans
John Clark
C. A. Wolfe
O. A. Harrell
Louisville
How to Ward off Old Age and Digestion Tips
A brief health note advises vigorous digestion as the best guard against aging. It recommends Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to correct stomach disorders and indigestion, noting availability at Crosier's Corner Drug Store.
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Crosier’s Corner
Jas Shaffer Returns Home From Medical School
Jas Shaffer, who entered the Hospital School of Medicine in Louisville last spring, returned home last week and will reenter next spring.
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Jas. Shaffer
Hospital School of Medicine
Louisville
Indiana Fish Laws and Hunting Penalties Summary
Indiana wildlife statutes impose fines from five to two hundred dollars per offense for possessing nets traps or gear with various exemptions. Prohibitions cover fish traps near ladders dynamite use and size limits plus daily and per fish penalties. Additional rules include trot lines limits, catch quotas, trespass restrictions for trot line placement, and penalties for violations.
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Lake Michigan
Ohio River
Wabash River
Indiana
Illinois
Queen of Actresses Praises Peruna Nerve Tonic
An advertisement extols Peruna as a nerve tonic improving digestion to feed nervous centers. It links spring nervousness in women to anemia and crediting widespread testimonials from women nationwide. It urges buying Peruna and offers a refund contact to Dr. S. B. Hartman in Columbus Ohio.
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Marlowe
S. B. Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Julia Marlowe
Local Notes From Byrneville And Surroundings
Byrneville reports include visits by Leora Byrne to Greenville and Charles D. Lagle with family visiting the store keeper. Frank Baker of Bradford called on C. V. Mosier’s family. Mrs. Bird Sappenfield returns from Milltown, and Fred Frank builds a new house for summer boarders. Berry shipping rises with 38 cases by Jas. P. Sappenfield & Sons. rain harms crops and roads. A fishing party to Wm Richert’s pond yields little catch but good hospitality. Buffalo Bill seeks a prize with a self description, unmarried at 20, light complexion and fond of Byrneville girls.
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Frank Baker
Bradford
C. V. Mosier
Bird Sappenfield
Milltown
Fred Frank
Louis Baker
Gof Morgan Township
Our Town
Pearl Mayhem
New Albany
Jas. P. Sappenfield & Sons
Blanche B Byrne
Blanche Hazzard
Bessie Byrne
Ora Sappenfield
Wm. Richert
Byrneville
Byrnville
Buffalo Bill
Maltais gear and plows offered at Joe Bender's store
Brown pivot axle and walking cultivators, Malta double shovel plows, five and fourteen tooth cultivators listed at close prices. Items sold by Joe Bender with emphasis on affordable agricultural implements.
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Malta
Joe Bender
Campground News Highlights and Local Updates
Miss Florence Cooper buys a new piano. Miss Lola Brinley stays with Mrs. Amzi Kirkham. Mrs. James Stallings is very sick with inflammatory rheumatism. John L. Cooper made a business trip to the Falls Cities last week. Preparations begin to remodel Campground church this year. Rev. L. C. Carnes will preach at Campground Thursday May 18. Will Wolpert exposed to poison vines while hunting yellow root. Mrs. W. D. Barnes and family visit Mrs. P. B. Cooper. Emery Sturms assists on G. W. Wolpert’s farm as carpenter. Manford Cromwell and sister Mary returned from Louisville medical care. John Luther visits Miss Maggie Storms. Misses Ida and Emily Thompson return to Galena. G. W. Wolpert reports Shawnee Town country is fine despite wet weather keeping hands fishing.
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Florence Cooper
Lola Brinley
Amzi Kirkham
James Stallings
John L. Cooper
Falls
Nina Cooper
Campground
L. C. Carnes
Will Wolpert
Elizabeth
G. W. Wolpert
Shawnee Town
A Florida man touts a stomach remedy's quick action
Lemon City resident C S Wainwright says Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy works faster when taken in hot water and reaches the target area immediately. The product is sold by Crosier's Corner Drug Store. Also noted is Crawford county's James Tucker, 95, with a long family line and 72 years of Democratic voting since his first vote for Andrew Jackson.
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C. B. Wainwright
Lemon City
Fla
Crosier’s Corner
James Tucker
Crawford County
Andrew Jackson
Jim
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A. Dougrass
Mt. Lebanon
C. A. Pinaire
I. M. Hampyn
Sugar Grove
H. E
William Suwanee
Clarence Glaze
John H. Beeler
Sam Fink
G. N. Littell
John Kessinger
Rachael Stewart
W. H. Stewart, Sr
Mollie Perry
Rehoboth
Moberly
Sallie F. Pitman
Frenchtown
Theodore J. Henrilot
Ida Nolot
Chas. Vausha
New Salisbury
Laconia
Grace Russell
Amzi Corner
Geo. McIntire
Todianapolis
C. G. Boone
Isaac Reid
Goldin Anderson
O V
N.C
C. G. Agnew
Rockport
Ind
Mr. Agnew
C. L. Dick
J. Ed. Ashton
Messrs
Claude Boone
Geo. Stults
Ray
Oscar Crosier
Ed, Crosier
Morris Funk
Amzi Dodds
John T. Ashton
Indianapolis
Henry Ludlow
Lulu Greer
Mr. Thompson Brown
Ashton Cook, Jr
Alonzo Brown
Reader Ludlow
Hancock
F.L. Craypen
D. D. Ott
Charles Bullington and
Sam Voyle
Mattie Chase
Martinsburg
Commissioner of Fisheries and Game
Sbtoria
Peruna
Juli Feartily
Peruna Medicine Co
New York City
Abe Williams
Bessie Kepley
Pearl Hazzard
Leora Byrne
Ephraim Byrne
Greenville
Charles D. Lagle
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