Farm Notes From The Rural Desk On Orchard And Poultry
Farm advice covers cowpeas in corn for strong returns, shade in poultry yards, avoiding vicious sows for breeding, testing grape seedlings, and porker quality. Manage sow stalls for cleanliness, limit crooked breastbone in chicks, and select healthy hogs. Peach spray guidance uses arsenate of lead with lime sulfur, timing twice. Also a historical note on Maximinus the giant emperor with feats of strength and excess.
War Census Quarrel Noted Over Wife as Dependent
The Sydney Bulletin reports a magistrate addressing a quarrel between a husband and wife during the war census. The complainant questions why the wife is listed as a dependent of the husband, highlighting a domestic dispute recorded in the official census process.
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Sydney Bulletin
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Six Mile hunting party returns with deer tale and buck
A party of six including Ben Bashore Harry Neiswender Dell Fleming Bill Parr Frank Bridges and Tom Haines hunted Six Mile and came back with stories of another man killing a deer. Ben Bashore later went out Wednesday and brought in a nice buck.
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Ben Bashore
Harry Neiswender
Dell Fleming
Bill Parr
Frank Bridges
Tom Haines
Six Mile
Subscription Rates for One to Three Months and Extras
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Federal supervision of food prices takes effect
A new Food Administration regulation effective November 1 bans excessive pricing on essential foods. Manufacturers wholesalers and other middlemen cannot sell to retailers that profit unreasonably or buy in large quantities for speculation. All retailers and food dealers must avoid hoarding waste or price manipulation while small retailers remain exempt from licensing.
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Food Administration
United States
Washington
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Poisoning scare grips local harness shop figure
VC Edwards a harness maker from the area has been in Denver for days, treated for blood poisoning at St. Josephs hospital. A self inflicted hand wound from a screwdriver worsened, spreading to the forearm. he left for Denver for care and hospital reports say the case is serious but improving with a good chance of recovery, sparking concern across Sara and nearby towns.
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VC. Edwards
Denver
St. Joseph's
Dedwards
Edwards
Sara ‘Exo
Patient Edwards Improves After Hospital Message
A nurse in charge at St Joseph's Hospital relayed a Thursday afternoon message that Mr Edwards is now out of danger. The report brought welcome news to his many friends in the region.
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St. Joseph's Hopital
Edwards
Return From South and Red Cross Drive News
Lien Carroll and family return to their Saratoga area home after a Missouri trip by auto. Carroll witnessed great fire damage at Kansas City stockyards and noted linked mischief to water mains. He advocates Valley stockyards to boost local sales. Also, Red Cross launches a nationwide Christmas membership drive aiming for 15 million members during December 17 to 24.
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Lien Carroll
Saratoga
Missouri
Macon
Kirksville
Tniship
Kanana City
Mr. Carroll
Kansas City
Adeon City
Tock Yards
Carroll
Ele Valley
Evry
Hich
Red Cross
Ted Cross
Moonain
Kristmas
United States
American Red Cross
Tiltons Attendastern Star Event at Ranch Visit
Mrs. W. E. Tilton and her daughter Miss Hattie came from the ranch Tuesday night to attend an Eastern Star gathering, according to local social notes.
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W. E. Tilton
Miss Hattie
Astern Star
Red Cross Notes Call for Knitters and Volunteers
The Red Cross ladies urge weekly work room volunteers as winter increases demand for knitted garments. Mrs. E H Parkison departs for Denver to buy items for soldiers, members meet Saturday for lunch and donations. A donation jar yielded 7.15 dollars for Xmas boxes, and the group moved to a new room near the post office with thanks to F H Healey and E H Parkison.
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E. H. Parkison
Denver
Red Cross
Parkison
Platte Valley
Ladies of the Red Cross
Couzers Star
Tuestay
Rgular
F. H. Healey
Bank
Couzens l
Luncheon Hosts Mentioned by Mrs Ledbetter Guests
Mesdames Parkison Anderson Rhoades and Crout were guests at a luncheon hosted by Mrs W C Ledbetter at her home on Indian creek last Thursday.
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Mesdames Parkison
Anderson, Rhoades and
Crout
W. C. Ledbetter
Indian Creek
Denver Stock Show Planned for Week of January 19 26
Preparations for the annual Western Stock Show at Denver are vigorous with government interest and an expected large attendance. The U S Experimental Station and Fort Collins Agricultural College plan a major education exhibit and livestock experts will meet farmers and stockmen. A students judging contest opens the week with participation by western agricultural colleges. Railroads offer low west rates. A live stock conference with stockmen and Mr Hoover is planned during show week.
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Denver
West
United States Experimental Station
Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Agricultural Colleges
the West
Hoover
Focil Administration Office
Blacksmith Supplies for Sale by Nels Erickson
For sale blacksmith coal and hardwood supplies all kinds of iron and blacksmith supplies Nels Erickson general blacksmithing and horseshoeing product offerings and services available to buyers through a local advert.
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Nels Erickson
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