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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1905
Page
8
A financial pitch extols early investment in the Indiana Oregon God Mining Co. urging readers to buy shares at two cents and to seek further details by mail. The column blends sales lines with local notices and small town anecdotes, noting deaths, thefts, and community events alongside the mining promo.
A promotional description extols the Grand Prairie spanning Arkansas Prairie and Lonoke counties with fertile soils, ample water, mild climate, and railroad access. It invites homeseekers to a land sale trip on March 21 1905 with arrangements to visit the first and third Tuesdays each month.
The passage notes Nedgeuguit being designated as a wartime governor by Massachusetts residents during World War II. It also mentions J. Loe’s Stores selling Douglas shoes at new locations.
Jr Alen Jr delivered a tue route wagon to Stamey Pavey for Rural Route No 9. The piece urges bold investing in legitimate enterprises and mentions Indiana Oregon prospects while advising thrift and local shopping at Loeb's.
Freezing preserves milk but freezes the butter fat and harms buttermaking. The text notes twelve quarts of skimmed milk yield one pound of growth in a shore and that four pounds of corn are needed to make the same growth.
A rule states a sow may farrow two or three times before evaluating breeding excellence. A note on corn for hens claims feeding corn alone tends to fatten rather than maximize egg production.
Careful husbandry of flocks notes that crowding wet sheep into close quarters causes catarrh and related illnesses. advocates open air, dry conditions, and proper ventilation to prevent disease and maintain health.
Hon C M McCabe was in the city Tuesday and reports Mrs McCabe is now improving. The item mentions a promotional offer for borax and a Gibson picture attached to the package.
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