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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1905
Page
2
An edited, historic tip-filled passage covers humane slaughter notes, throat incision, and careful handling of animals. It also discusses winter poultry feeding, including pumpsins as fodder, housing, and the value of greens for hens during cold periods. It references a New York correspondent on securing ties, with terse notes on markets and winter work.
The winter cull after weaving should be given fodder using aguvens cornmeal and fine feed and skimmink if any spare.
Freezing preserves milk but locks in butter fat and extreme cold harms buttermaking as much as extreme heat. The note highlights temperature sensitivity in dairy processing and the impact on product quality.
Twelve quarts of skimmed milk can produce one pound of growth in a pig. Four pounds of corn produce the same growth, showing dairy milk as a growth source relative to corn.
A guideline states that a breeding sow should produce two or three litters to judge her excellence as a breeder. The rule emphasizes accumulating reproductive data before final evaluation.
Corn fed to the housed stock tended to fatten rather than yield the most profitable egg production, based on observed results.
Weather and crowding worsen catarrh as sheep stay wet in close quarters. Advice notes damp conditions trigger illness in livestock and impact herd health. Emphasizes keeping flocks dry and orderly to prevent respiratory issues.
Fragmented obituary snippet mentions Mitchell of Orecsa and Mitch seunisae joining a senate after being educated locally. It hints at marriage in a later year and service in the state senate for four years.
In Mississippi John Sharp Williams spoke when a man in the audience cried I have been robbed by pickpockets. Williams replied There ain t any Republicans present The man claimed I m the only one Chicago reports the exchange during the event.
A fragmentary list highlights figures tied to public service and history. It mentions Itussino in death rumors of Dr. Wiiterouski, Taft as a wealthy cabinet member, and various politicians and patriots including Argentina’s Mereau, Governor Browerd, Jarvas B. of Worcester with long voyages, HL Clapp planning a hospital ship, and William J. Van Patten funding a Ethan Allen memorial tower. Also notes Roosevelt’s grandfather navigating a steamboat and Robert Fulton ties, plus Rockefeller’s modest New York home.
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