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Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1905

Page

6

Cattle feeding outlook and hydrophobia note in Farm issues

The article weighs cattle feeding viability amid high corn prices, cheaper feeders, tight credit, and shifting animal demand, noting uncertain profit prospects. It cites hydrophobia losses in the west and discusses a Siberian pickled beef trade linked to German meat tariffs. ends with a Steubenville murder report of Mrs. John Kirk killing Mrs. Buck.

Stockman West Farm and Ranch Berlin Siberia

Tragic Triple Murder Shocks Hillsboro Area

Wealthy farmer Edward Dines returns home with wife after a church sermon to find three dead in an upstairs room. Madge Dines, Nellie Hart, and George Baldwin were shot in a struggle with no sign of robbery. A coroner was alerted as neighbors sought the culprit amid whispers of jealousy.

Edward Dines Hillsboro, O Presbyterian Church Madge Nellie Hart George Baldwin Mrs. Dines Mr. Dines

New Water Pipes Woven Wood Save Water In West

Over the past year wooden pipes wound with wire have been adopted by mill owners and mining engineers in western Canada. They weigh less than iron pipes cost about half as much and resist bursting in freezing weather. Used instead of flames they save water and require little repair.

Canada

Starch Eating Fiends in a New York Household Tale

The doctor's wife questions Harriet about starch use as Emma mocks the claim. Emma boasts she eats starch daily to improve complexion and eye brightness, comparing the habit to opium. The New York Press notes alleged argenic properties, while experts warn the habit is hard to quit.

Harriet Emma Chile New York New York Press

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