Farm Success Story Sparks Debate in Hamilton
H Booker of five miles northwest of Hamilton narrates postwar growth from two plows to 509 acres with 60 bales of cotton and 2000 bushels of corn expected this year. He notes 300 bushels of wheat, hogs for meat, limited guano use, and profits from farm self sufficiency, urging others to follow instead of buying bread and meat. Hamilton Visitor encourages readers to share comparable results.
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E . H. Booker
Hamilton
Booker
Foundered Horses and the Danger of Overtight Check Reins
A reader notes that apparent foundering in horses often results from tight check reins and high mangers. The piece argues against gagging and short halters, warning this can stiffen neck cords and shoulders. It recommends level feeding from a manger, cites throat irritation from high mangers, and urges common sense to reduce medicine use.
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Jlurad
Remedy for Celicims Edorses and Dr Hall Thought
The text describes a veterinary remedy using hog lard soot and red pepper to treat a horse, with instructions to repeat if no relief within twenty minutes. It also quotes Dr Hall urging affectionate bedtime care for children, warning against harsh words. A final quip notes “There's nothing like style” as long as others pay.
Regatta on the Ocmulgee River Opens Worldwide
The Macon Regatta Association hosts races on the Ocmulgee River with world wide entries for fastest shell boat fastest double scull single scull and fastest four oared canoe. An entry premium of ten percent applies with a prize purse of 150 dollars 50 or 30.
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Ocmnrlgee
Association of Macon
Military Company and Horse Races Purse Notice
A historic notice offers a volunteer military company of at least forty members with open eligibility and no entry fee, and outlines multiple purses for trotting and running races. Purse amounts include 750 for first in a two-year trotting event, 500 to 3000 ranges for other trotting and running events, with ten percent entry fees under Turf rules.
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