26 Jul 1907
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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1907
Page
1
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The Milltown Record urges citizens to support a water works project to supply a reservoir, improve fire protection, and enable street sprinkling. The paper argues the town has a suitable location and emphasizes cooperative effort to provide subscribers with a better newspaper.
A illustrated tether uses a timber bar and rings at multiple points to keep a horse from tangling in a rope. The setup includes a ground spike with end rings and a sliding end to allow the cord to move with the animal while avoiding entrapment.
Washington state college experiment farm at Pullman fed 18 Palouse steers bought at $25 to $30 each. Fourteen steers cost $659.55 to raise with eight tons oat hay and 17 855 pounds of corn plus wheat. sold for $811.75 netting $151.20 profit. Lots 2 and 3 showed higher gains when fed more wheat, about 3 pounds daily, while Lot 1 remained at 3 pounds. The study was led by B. J. Elliot with supervision by W. A. Linskatter and W. D. Foster.
A local note doubts rumors that Ferdinand players will root against the Reds next Sunday. The writer says such a move would harm the team and urges fans to cheer for our boys at the park, reminding them other towns will not have their supporters present.
One dollar subscription to NEWS gains a one year trial to multiple publications including New York World thrice weekly, Ledaville Courier Journal weekly, and Enquirer weekly. Offers apply to old and new subscribers with cash with order and varied local pricing.
Sunlight should be welcomed to every stable. Keep sheep to weed control and for top dressing pasture with manure spreader ideas. Shearing in the middle west delayed by cold rain. Sulphur in salt aids worm control. Wet seasons hurt sheep. avoid muddy yards. separate hogs from other stock.
A gardener describes a durable wire and string trellis system for beans tomatoes peas cucumbers and other climbers. It doubles yield quality and speed of ripening, uses reusable materials, and covers long rows with end posts dead-man supports and taut bottom and top wires.
Spirit of the West urges good breeding, but emphasizes young horse care. A well fed colt develops muscle, stamina, and a sturdy constitution, selling better than one left to drift. Sunshine cannot replace fine pasture, oats, corn, clover or timothy hay, and a clean ventilated stall.
Instructions describe bending a flat iron around a single tree buggy tire and securing it with rivets. A center clip is formed from a three eighths round iron staple with nuts on rivet ends.
A Pennsylvania farmer describes making a simple lock device for a hitching rock. He specifies measurements for a flat hook part, a hole near the end, a 3 16 round frond for lock, and a square bend riveted to function. He notes the lock wears and can be tightened and claims ten years of successful use on a cultivator.
Transfers show multiple parcels in Huntingburg Jasper and surrounding towns. Names include Harris Hawkins Soliga Cox Behrens Johnson Huebner Cassidy Anderson Emmons Row and others with various lot numbers and prices totaling thousands.
The report notes John Paul Jones bones laid to rest and John D Rockefeller seeking repose. It adds that Mr Bryan plans a year or two of world travel and will not limit himself to the bar platform.
COUNTRY Eggs 12¢ dot Butter 12½c per 1b Potatoes 60c per bushel MEATS Bacon Sides 10c per lb Shoulders 8c per lb Hams 13½ to 14¢ per lb Lard 10c per lb Hens 8c per lb Cocks 3c per lb WOOL MILL STUFF Flour 2.20 per 100 lb Shorts 1.00 per 100 lb Bran 95c per 100 lb Corn Meal 70c per bushel
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