Sinking spells and heart remedy claims in Evansville notice
A testimonial letter from Lizzie Painter of Evansville Indiana describes sinking spells, weakness, and heart trouble resolved by Dr Miles Heart Remedy. The ad claims nationwide testimonials and urges purchase from druggists with a money back guarantee if no benefit.
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Miles
Lizzie Painter
3D Ave
Evansville
Ind
United States
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Clubbing List for Subscriptions to Major Papers
Remit one dollar to NEWS to receive a year of publications. Options include New York World thrice weekly, Louisville Courier Journal weekly, and Cincinnati Enquirer weekly. Cash with order. Subscriptions open to old and new readers.
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New York World
Louisville Courier Journal
Cincinnati Enquirer
Manns Desians
All Néwadesiers
HUN
New York Inn
Washington, D.C
Market Prices from Ferdinand and Associates
Prices listed by Ferdinand's Market and partners for livestock dairy goods grains and staples. Butter eggs beef hides calf and tallow values shown, with Wheat Corn Flour Shorts Bran Corn Meal Clover Seed and livestock bids from Ferdinand Stockyard J H Beckmann and Peter Muller & Sons.
Ports Lumber Co Promotes Timber Purchases
Timber buyers invite sellers to compare prices with home folks before selling. Ports Lumber Co advertises high prices for all timber kinds and urges contacting them for quotes.
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The
Ports Lumber Co
Expenditures and Tax Levies for Ferdinand Township 1910
The trustee Henry B. Dall announces proposed annual expenditures and taxes for Ferdinand Township in Dubois County for 1910. Totals show expenditures 3013.00 with tax 81 cents per hundred dollars. polls 160. Meeting at the trustee’s office September 6 1910 at 9 a.m. to review estimates for township local tuition school road and poor expenditures.
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Ferdinand Township
Dubois County
Home Made Brooder Provides Warm Dry Hatchery Solution
A writer in Farm and Home describes a simple brooder costing about two dollars to build in a day. The design uses lamp heat that does not enter the chick area, instead warming through floor filtration to keep the space dry and warm.
Pottery Notes on Brooder Design and Poultry Feeding
Instructions describe a perforated side drum brooder with heat flow details and an oil efficient fuel tube. The notes offer poultry care tips including oats and bran mix, rolled oats with sweet milk, cleaning practices to prevent disease, carbolic acid nests, and milk in fowl feed to boost value and reduce disease risk.
Stick to One Breed in Poultry Breeding
A steadfast breeder who sticks to one breed year after year will gain rewards for constancy, while those who chase crosses or switch breeds to find an easy path will often blame bad luck. A skilled poultryman can succeed with almost any breed.
Flock Degenerates Through Unwise Crossbreeding
The article condemns crossbreeding among fowls as leading to degeneration. It argues careful, long term breeding preserves useful varieties and cautions against mixing different breeds to suit fancies.
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Alita
A Requisite For Shells And Pest Remedies
The article notes shells need carbonate and phosphate of lime and should be supplied freely, recommending old plasterine shells or fresh bone ground fine for easy access. It mentions kerosene as a cheap remedy for red mites and body lice, with coal oil and patent preparations as alternatives, and a bath mix of soil and wood ashes to exterminate body lice.
Causes of Diseases in Poultry Highlight Cleanliness
Nearly all poultry diseases stem from cold drafts dampness improper feeding or lack of cleanliness. Neglect or carelessness at the root makes prevention easier than cure and treating sick fowls is unsatisfactory.
Overfat Hens Warned as Trouble Sources
Advises farmers to cull overfat inactive hens as they are likely to cause trouble or losses. Recommends removing drones now to protect profitability and stock quality.
Keep Only Old Geese for Breeding Purposes
Market the young geese for sale and keep the old geese for breeding. Geese may be kept for many years, differing from chickens in purpose and longevity.
Change of Precinct Boundaries in Ferdinand Township
Henry B. Dall trustee files petition for redrawing Precincts 1 and 2 along the Troy and Ferdinand Road. Board orders boundary as described with voting places Hubert Quante’s Gallery for Precinct 1 and a Ferdinand School House for Precinct 2. Estimated votes: 225 in Precinct 1 and 195 in Precinct 2. Auditor to notify state governor and circuit court clerk.
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Ferdinand Township
Henry B. Dall
Fherein
Troy and
Ferdinand Road
Anda
Jasper, Troy and Ferdinand
Ohio Street
Ferdinand
Ferdinand and Fulda
Hubert Quante
State
Circuit Court
Dubois County
Southern Time Card Schedule Information From 1910
Effective May 1 1910 northbound service shows trains leaving Johnsburg at 6 19 a m 3 10 p m and 7 34 p m while southbound departures include 8 20 a m and 12 07 p m with 8 15 p m listed. The schedule notes are for information not guaranteed and reference routes between Nashville and Evansville with reclining chair cars. A J Lange is listed as agent.
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Johnsberg
N. B
Betweenisville
Evansville
Cava
A.J. Lange
Ferdinand Township Trustee Notice
Ferdinand Township Trustee Henry B Day announces monthly office hours at the home of Florence Ritter in Dubois County Indiana on the first Saturday and other Saturdays as time permits. Residents with township business are asked to present it on that day.
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H. B. Tormohlen
Leo Lueken
Holland
Cage Townships
Dubois
Warrick
Phere
Ferdiand Township
Dubois County
Ind
Florence Ritter
Henry B. Day
Ferdinand
Transmitting Milk Qualities and the Bull’s Influence
A dairy note urges careful bull selection as the key to offspring milk yield and quality. It argues many breeders have faced disappointment with inferior bulls and praise for superior milking strains, stressing that heredity from the sire largely decides dam performance.
Coloring Butter and the Visual Appeal of Butter Color
The article argues there is no moral wrong in coloring winter butter to improve eye appeal. It suggests Jersey or Guernsey bloodlines to improve butter color and flavor, noting color can entice consumers and enhance eating experience.
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Jersey
Planting Green Patch for Cattle Feed Now
The notice urges planting a special green patch to supply cows during dry spells. It emphasizes preparing forage ahead of summer and notes weighing as a possible method to assess cattle needs.
Saving 28 041 519 Dollars By Better Roads For Farmers
Logan Waller Pyne of the U S Office of Public Roads argues that hard roads cut costs for three staple crops. Using 1905 06 data he calculates transport costs for corn wheat and cotton, showing potential savings of over 28 million dollars. He asserts counties cannot justify poor roads to wary farmers.
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United States
Logan Waller Pyne
U. S. Office of Public Roads
Country Roadway Improvements Across Several Counties
County projects in Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia plan or award road improvements and bond issues. Notable actions include Montgomery County Alabama awarding seventeen miles of roads and multiple counties voting bonds ranging from 40 to 60 miles or $100,000 to $500,000, plus state road funding in Virginia.
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Montgomery County
Ala
Morgan County
Als
Etowah County
Floyd County
Bell County
Calcasieu Parish
Inez
Maryland
Anderson County
Tenn
Sullivan County
Madison County
Travis County
Texas
Matagorda County
Williamson County
Harris County
Bexter County
Cu'pepper County
Virginia
Splendid Old World Roads Highlight European Civic Pride
Philadelphia traveler A J McCallum praises Central European roads noting smoother highways in Germany and cleaner streets. He contrasts civic pride and low billboard nuisance with American conditions, calling European thoroughfares finer and better maintained.
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Europe
A. J. McCallum
Philadelphia
Germany
Investments in Good Roads Policy and Rural Tax Fear
The piece discusses the shift to upfront large expenditures for solid roadbeds under good roads policy. It notes rural taxpayers’ reluctance to abandon familiar yearly repairs and fears big lump sums will replace ongoing maintenance, challenging the belief roads will endure with minimal upkeep.
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Acommon
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Ferdinand News
Henry Haake
Indiana
Ben Seufert & Sons
New York
Frank Queen Pub. CO. (Ltd
Orie, Publishers
Alpertore
W. Gare St
Rand
Matsonal
Follo
Ferdinand Hantingborg
Huntingborg
Ferdinand Q
Sway
John H. Kerstien
Peter Muller & Sons
John G. Beckmann
Ferdinand Stock
J. H. Beckmann
Ong
Swanson Rheumatic Core Company
Dept
Lake Street
Chicago
Swanson
AFR
Sard
WACAZ
Staal K. Baidreaning
J. G. Hermann &Co
Indienepolis
Henry Wehr
Alles
John Luebbers
Michael A. Sweeney
Board of Commissioner
M. A. Sweeney
North Bound
Johnsburg
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