19 Apr 1916
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Newspaper
Edgefield Advertiser
Location
Edgefield, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1916
Page
1
The guide warns against overfeeding and spoiled food for young turkeys. It recommends frequent small meals with grit and charcoal, sour milk and water, a milled mix with cornmeal, lime and wheat, pinhead oats, millet, and sparing green onion tops, plus clean cool housing free of lice and avoiding long grass in the morning.
Milk feeding greatly benefits young chicks by boosting growth and reducing mortality. Both sweet and sour milk are equally nutritious, with sourness not affecting value. Feed milk freely with ample exercise, especially for early hatched birds, and continue through the milk feeding period. Keep to one type consistently.
Sprouted oats prove an excellent winter feed for chickens. Soak oats 24 hours then spread in a shallow box in a warm moist spot, light exposure and a sand bottom help. Monitor flocks as hens often avoid certain roosters after pairing, prompting pen changes.
Notice to Edgefield County Democratic Clubs states under party rules to meet for reorganization on Saturday April 22 1916. They will elect a president vice presidents secretary treasurer an executive committeeman and delegates to the county convention based on 1914 primary votes. Clubs urged to meet organize and forward officers and delegates to Lb. E. Nicholson county chairman.
An advertisement describes Sloan's Liniment relieving pain from bruises and overwork during cleaning. It promises quick relief, comfortable rest, and restful sleep with minimal rubbing. A testimonial claims the product is worth its weight in gold. Prices show 25 cents at druggists.
The 2nd division of the Edgefield association convenes at Rehoboth Baptist Church on the Saturday before the fifth Sunday. The program includes devotional, four queries on church work and missions, and speeches by Seb Mays, John W Quarles, J D Hughey, P B Lanham, and others. Delegates are urged to attend and prepare speeches.
An advertisement touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a cough syrup and cold remedy. It claims quick cough relief and throat soothing with a transparent formula on every bottle and urges insisting on the Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey brand at druggists for 5 cents.
A Georgia Experiment Station article argues gardens can rival the rest of the farm in fertility through intensive fertilization and cultivation. It covers fertilizer types, application timing, and the need for multiple applications to support rapid vegetable growth and market quality.
Several candidates for Edgefield County Supervisor announce their runs and pledge to abide by the Democratic primary results. W G Wells J W Hudson R J Moultrie J O Scott R N Broadwater pledge to serve the people and support party nominees. Morgana S C is noted among the lists.
W M Wright announces candidacy for Clerk of Court of Edgefield County pledging to support Democratic Primary nominees. This formal declaration targets Edgefield County voters and outlines party alignment for the race.
Winter passes and spring brings new stock from New York. The store announces a fresh collection with all-new items, purchased in person to secure best prices and offerings.
A Ford agency for the western Edgefield County promotes Ford cars as the best value. Local Ford owners endorse the cars and the firm offers to call and demonstrate Ford advantages to interested buyers.
The notice states schedules are provided for information and not guaranteed. For further details contact the issuing authority.
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