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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1910
Page
7
J C Shaver describes a general use hog house and granary design for breeding feeding and fattening swine. The plan includes a 6 inch concrete wall at least 4 feet high with external doors, sliding connections between compartments, a 10 foot high granary atop the pens set back inside for feed trough access, and a straw loft above the cribs for piglet bedding.
In Homestead Texas Mr A E B Kellogg shares a horse breaking method for kicking horses. The procedure uses a strap cropper and rope setup attaching to the bit ankle and back-band to control the animal while allowing it to walk.
An efficient covered feed rack for winter feeding of corn fodder hay or grains doubles as shade in summer and manure shelter. It uses 8 to 10 inch square center posts 12 to 14 feet long set 6 feet apart with rafters a roof of straw or hay and side troughs. Cost about $10 for 16 to 18 feet and saves many times its cost in one season.
A mixed hay crop with clove and grain grown on well manured soil yields 12 percent crude protein and higher feeding value than pure timothy, though markets prefer timothy for sale. For cattle and farm use, mixed hay is preferred, and clover proportion rises with manure such as muriate of potash and super phosphate. barnyard manure or nitrate boosts timothy content.
Farmers are urged to monitor animals both on pasture and dry fodder for scours. Determine if it is a dangerous disease or asymptomatic. Apply a simple remedy, and if unsure, call a veterinarian promptly. Delayed action worsens outcomes and may require grave digger later.
The Durac of Red Jersey hog becomes increasingly popular as its traits draw attention. It is long and rangy yet well rounded, with strong hams and shoulders. Quiet and prolific, it matures quickly, grows well, and fattens efficiently, potentially rivaling small Yorkshire in lean meat yield.
A neighborhood’s stock reputation is described as worth dollars to every man in the area, signaling local expectations of the stock’s influence on livelihoods and community standing.
The article stresses humane farming practices and pasture use. It urges sow and young pigs on pasture ASAP and promotes rye and rape pasture as cost effective feeds. It notes exercise for hogs, early castration of male lambs, ample water, proper stallion choice, and regular salt licks with attentive shepherding to improve flock health and productivity.
A seven week old baby suffered a brutal eczema outbreak causing sleepless nights and painful sores. After six months with three doctors his condition worsened until Cuticura Remedies cured him. A year and a half later the skin remains clear and the family recommends the treatment. John Leason, Atchison Kan, Oct 19, 1909.
Frank Harris recalls a boyhood lesson on thrift as John H. Farley lent him money for Fourth of July celebrations. Harris notes Farley’s long friendship and generous help, turning earnings into a fund that aided him and others in Cleveland.
To the editor, seeking readers who would value securing a fruit dairy or poultry farm on the Kuhn irrigated tract in Sacramento Valley California at half value. Best water right, low maintenance, roads drainage included. Ten month growing season, ten tons alfalfa per acre, strong dairy, profits up to $100 monthly. Oranges grapes walnuts vegetables flowers thrive here, gardens year round. Healthful climate, pleasant living. Land selling fast. Write H L Hollister Co at 2 La Salle St Chicago or 345 Fourth Ave Pittsburg Pa.
A brief dramatic exchange shows a woman and another man discussing love and rejection. The quoted speaker laments the man she calls the meanest she has met while recounting her refusal and his despondent reaction. The dialogue reveals emotional strain and a failed courtship.
A quippy verse pairing George and Maude confess a light theft of kisses. Both accept punishment together with steady devotion, faced with a series of small offenses during their shared long term, as recounted by J. W. B. in Puck.
Large grazing tract offered at 5.00 per acre totaling 45000 with 3000 down and balance in five equal annual payments at 6 percent interest, semi annual. 4000 acres fenced with two wells and windmills, no other improvements. Alfalfa thriving nearby. near a shipping point. For details contact Henry F. Wyman Omaha Nebraska.
Flirting with fashion drives fall consumer behavior as buyers hesitate over new hats. The Millinery Trade Review says fashion alone determines demand, not prosperity or adversity, leaving distributors and consumers unsure about acceptance of diverse millinery offerings this month.
The passage urges women to use Easy Task Soap for washing china. It claims the hard white pure laundry soap cleans quickly and safely while its antiseptic qualities sterilize the china, reducing germ related diseases.
The brightest boy in class answers the teacher that Elijah did not die but was translated from the original Hebrew. The anecdote highlights a playful biblical misinterpretation from a Sunday school setting.
An advertisement proclaims Dr Martel s Female Pills as a seventeen year standard remedy for women s ailments. It claims the scientifically prepared product yields quick and permanent results and is available at all drug stores.
A distorted fragment notes horror at mines with a doctor and professor arguing coal operators forming a coalition to leave consumers without choices, ending with a slow curtain.
In a brief fiction snippet, Margaret asks about telling the girls at tea a confidenced secret, but Katherine says she did not reveal it. Josephine arrives first, altering the sequence of revelation. The dialogue captures social finesse and intrigue in a serialized period piece.
An old advertisement extols onions as a nourishing vegetable and promotes products for laundry whitening and child soothing syrups. It touts Red Cross Ball Blue for clothes and Mrs Winstows Soothing Syrup for children with generic cheerful musings.
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