Poultry Notes On Feeding And Management
Poultry care stresses use of metal troughs for mash to avoid sour troughs and fermentation. Fresh, clean mash reduces trouble. vegetables in winter are as important as grain. Egg quality ties to good food. watery eggs result from deficient nutrition. Winter housing and caring for hens are key, with emphasis on clean feed and proper bedding. Selecting breeding stock favors large litters and proven milk for piglets, while stable ventilation and disease prevention through air quality are vital. A note on horse buying advises inspection of stall and animal behavior for safety.
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Ian
Teodor
P.M. Ware
Outing Magazine
Walt
H. A.wranklin
Feed Sheep Regularly and Clean Troughs Urged
Farmers Home Journal stresses regular morning and night feeding for sheep and clean troughs to prevent disgust from dirty feed. It notes droppings in troughs reduce appetite and cites a Chicago Municipal Suffrage League contest offering $100 for a battle hymn with many women writers participating.
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Farmers’ Home Journal
Buffrage League of
Chicago
Berlin to Open Shadow Theatre by Noted Artists
Prominent actors and musicians in Berlin have been engaged for a shadow theatre to open soon. The venture will be conducted, per a printed prospectus, as the SchattenSpieltheatre in Munich and a similar amusement venue in Paris.
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Aotera
Berlin
Munich
Paris
Iowa's New Drug Law Tightens Labeling Rules
The Newberry era law requires druggists to accurately state the exact alcohol content on packages. It covers morphine chloral hydrate opium acetanilide veronal and related preparations. Prohibits misbranding and removal or replacement of contents with other substances. Violations carry penalties up to 100 dollars.
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General Assembly
Four Clinton Boys Cured of Roller Skating Flight
William Jones of Clinton and his son Clement with three other boys fled Clinton after their teacher ordered them to quit roller skating. They boarded a freight car to Chicago, were arrested there, and returned to Clinton where they promised to abandon skating and focus on study at a parochial school.
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Clinton
Mack
William Jones
Chicago
Clement
Boxe
Cnv
Polies
Boy Loses Eye After Powder Explodes In Box
The 14 year old son of Jacob Wig ner living four miles northwest of Knoxville sustains the loss of his right eye when powder in a shotgun shell explodes. He was taken to Dr Ch We Cornell after a cap ignited in a cigar box containing half a pound of powder. The face is badly burned and swollen.
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Moy
Knoxville
Tra
Jacob Wigner
Kay Wis
Ch We Cornell
Antoy Ball
Farmer James Kelly Dies After Runaway Dragging
James Kelly a prominent Colfax farmer died from injuries after a wagon runaway dragged him across railroad tracks. His foot caught in the wagon’s rear lines as he tried to halt the horses. He never regained consciousness. He leaves a wife and five children.
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James Kelly
Colfax
Welly
Ten Weeks Of Eye Pain From Glass In Eye Incident
A Bear Creek boy endured ten weeks of eye pain after a piece of glass half an inch long and nearly as wide lodged behind the left eye. The cause remained unclear. Also reported: a restitution note from Oklahoma. a man found dead near Reel Island tracks. a potential tie factory project in Richland. Lehigh man W. J. Schoonover found dead in a hotel. a Bremer store fire. a Dubuque forgery suspect dead. Waukee postoffice robbed with $100 stolen.
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Soba
Duck Sutton
Bear Creek
Pastor May Be Police Chief in Mason City
Pastor W W Carlton of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Mason City has been offered the mayor Ived A Kirschinan. The mayor pledged a clean administration a Cow doya ago and offered Carlton the police chief post with a $40 monthly supplement from a wealthy resident.
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Methodist
Mason City
W W. Carlton
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Ived A. Kirschinan
Kirsch
Accident Injures Luxemburg Youth Legs Split From Ankle
Henry Crippen aged 18 of Luxemburg suffered a horrific injury when dragged against a buzz saw. He slipped and fell, his left foot ripped from the big toe through the ankle, the foot split in two. Doctors hope to save the limb by careful drawing together and sewing, if infection can be kept out.
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Henry Crippen
Luxemburg
Luxemberg
Prison Chief Convicted Faces Three Year Penalty
Former Des Moines detective chief Mant ve Theeo Vents, ex-head of the Des Moines bureau, must serve three years in Fort Madison State Penitentiary after the Iowa Supreme Court upheld a lower court conviction for conspiring to impede witnesses during gift testimony. Meantime, Garner Mardin remains missing as searches continue.
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Des Moines
Mant Ve Theeo Vents
Jal I Turdin
Fort Madisons
Delmar to Erect Garner xeyom This Year
A garner project is planned for Delmar this year. Charles Rosenfield of Rock-Taland and others are noted in local notices about a fire at Rhodes hotel loss estimated at two thousand dollars with fourteen hundred dollars insured. A fatal accident near Chopin claimed farmer George Church as he led a horse and was struck. Public demonstrations and new public buildings progress are reported at Athintic. First National Bank of Lake Mila sees resignations and new cashier appointments. Nathan Long of Le Mars reportedly marries Mira Doggett after the death of his previous wife.
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Delmar
Charles Rosenfield
Rock — Taland
Wile
Ront
Davenport Commercial Club
Broke bin Athy
de Mallow
Rhodes
George Church
Chopin
Athintic
Eypes Arnde
West Side
East Side
First National
Lake Mila
A. W. Widen
Wt. M. Tapager
Out
Lert Wis
Nethan Long
le Mars
Mira Doggett
John Carver
Plymouth Colony
Lord Baltimore
Maryland
Rhode Island
Antapolis Md
Albemarle Colony
North Carolina
Virginia
Bank of Wagland
John Tovelace
Wows
Masaachusetta
Weary
Ittchittond
England
South Carolina
Noonin
United States
Benjamin Wraklin
Congress
Ireland
New York
Navy Yard
Washington
Gen. Jackson
Horsestios Bendes
Wilkinson
Lake Colle
Lower Canada
Hornet
Caps of Good Hope
William Henry Morrison
Florida
University of Virginia
Nashville Union
Nashville
Charles Metcalfe
Canada
Charles Albert
Sardinia
Loyal Adelaide
Margate
Oakland
California
Bulletin Sear Vickaburg
Paducah
Booth
Whater Garden Theater
ISTO
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Chicago Inter- Ocean
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Roumania
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Golden Gate
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Court House
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Kentucky
Yunnan
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Taunen
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Flo
Chiletus Sawyer
Wisconsin
William J. Gladstone
Westminster Abbey
San Domingo
Nicaragua
Saskatchewan
Industrial Peace Foundation
Muller
Duma
Mexico
Chilapa
United States Supreme Court
Minnesota
Iowa Legislature Budget and Bills Skim Through
The legislature debates a 1400 0 budget with a 40 000 reserve to steady state funds from July to October. Monuments, commerce counsel, and liquor sale bills dominate the session as committees stall. The house defeats a monument for Wilson Scott and advances a pension measure for firemen while approving major appropriations for state institutions and the capitol project. Women’s suffrage efforts are defeated in both chambers as the black plague quarantine bill is also rejected.
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Ht. Moore
Tha House Appropriations Committee
Hia
Churinull Moore
Home Appropriations Committee
Senate Appropriations Committee
Appropriations
Wilson Scott
Thelause
Dabney Bil
Des Moines
Stile House
Scott
State House
Tubney
Moore
Linn
Senate
Iowa
Hlouse of Representatives
Congress
House
Fragmented chronicle of colonial milestones and disasters
A jumbled list of dates and events across centuries notes governors, colonies, landings, uprisings, constitutional acts, shipwrecks, fires, and notable deaths. Included are Plymouth and Albemarle foundations, Maryland land grants, New England railways, abolition laws, battles, disasters, and legislative milestones from 1620s through early 20th century, with many places and persons named.
Chicago butcher found guilty in horse meat sausage case
J. J. Schudt of Chicago was convicted of using diseaved horse flesh in sausage production. It marks the first conviction under the state law, which carries a fine of 1000 dollars or imprisonment up to a year, or both, with the penalty to take effect next fall.
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New York
Massachusetts
Agricultural Department
J. J. Schudt
Chicago
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Committee On Railroads
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