Balancing hog rations with buttermilk feed guidance
The article advises breeders to mix hog feeds using personal judgment, consult state feed inspection lists to choose ready to feed blends, and balance rations by growth stage. Evvard notes protein to carbohydrate ratios rise with weight, citing examples from extension hog feeding tests and praising buttermilk as a top feed when available.
Hidden danger of syphilis in a family warns of silent spread
A newspaper notice warns parents about syphilis spreading to children through casual contact and shared items. It cites two verified cases, explains transmission via kissing or contaminated items, and stresses early testing and expert medical advice. The piece also mentions an infant with gonorrheal eye infection from a nurse and urges readers to seek laboratory tests.
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Gonor
St John
Weaning Pigs and Feeding Practices for Sow and Pigs
The guide from National Crop Improvement Service advises pigs show interest in sow’s food at two to three weeks. Use a low trough to separate smaller pigs, encourage feeding with mill feed to supplement milk, and favor six to eight weeks for weaning rather than four. Return sow to pigs after weaning to milk out udders.
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National Crop Improvement Service
Market hog weight guidance favors 200 to 260 pounds
The piece argues that hogs weighing 200 to 260 pounds are preferred by packers and cheapest to raise. It cites Doctor Henry on grain needed per hundred pounds of gain and notes higher profits, lower disease risk, and justification for feeding the best feeds during peak growth.
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Doctor Henry
Missed the 5 30 Train Message Confuses Wife
A man in the suburbs wires his wife from the telegraph office that he missed the 5 30 train and will be home late. She later asks for an explanation after noting the 428 message sent earlier. The item appears in the Rehoboth Sunday Herald. Biblical War Bread links thrift to siege rationing with Ezekiel 4 9 cited.
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Rehoboth Sunday Herald
Thrift
Wzekiel
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Jerusalem
Ezekiel
City Bakery and Grocery List of Various Goods
A catalog style notice lists Balmons Oysters Tomatoes Pickles Cutsup Olives Honey Canned Fish Fish Flakes Mustard Tea Coffee Sausage Dukes Dressing Coco Potted Ham Evaporated Milk Corn Starch Prunes Seedless Raisins Canned Peaches and many other items. The long list covers bakery and grocery goods offered at a local shop.
Self Feeders Promote Hog Growth Through Plans
National Crop Improvement Service notes that self feeders allow raisers to keep more hogs. Boys pig club members and the county agent should consult the lumber yard to draft plans that prevent common feeder flaws. Building bees in some counties led by the county agent resulted in nearly a thousand self feeders of proper type, boosting hog numbers by about two thousand due to efficient feeding.
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National Crop Improvement Service
Mog
Boys’ Pig Club
Ziron Restores Paler’s Nerves and Vitality Says Reader
Sometime back W. T. Palmer of Soperton Ga reports a run down state with tired mornings poor appetite and muddy skin. He credits Ziron the iron tonic with restoring strength and liveliness and notes it puts red iron medicated blood into vessels and brightens eyes. Drugstore guarantee. See your druggist today.
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W. T. Palmer
Soperton
Zion
Lumpkin County Notice of Administration for Mary Brackett
Georgia Lumpkin County notice cites all heirs and creditors of Mary Brackett deceased that 1 0 Brackett has applied for permanent letters of administration. The hearing is at the August Term of the Lumpkin County Court of Ordinary. Dated the 7th day of May 1910. W. D. Towistem, Ordinary.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
Brackett
Mary Brackett
Court of Ordinary
Executor's Gale sells Cothran estate farm in Lumpkin County
In virtue of a court order the estate of Jas. A. Cothran will sell at the Lumpkin County court house door in Ghinesville Georgia on the first Tuesday in August 1910. The farm of about 880 acres lies in the 8th District and 1st Section with multiple land lots and a half section. Terms: one-fourth cash day of sale, balance due January 1 1920 with 5 percent interest.
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Civorgia
Thal County
Hall County
Lumpkin County
Georgia
M.V1. Conner
Homer W. Cormras
Jas
A. Cothran
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