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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1910

Page

3

Trustee Calendar Notice for Ferdi nand Township Indiana

The undersigned trustee of Ferdi nand township Dubois county Indiana will attend to ownahi business at his office at the home of Florence Kitten Jr on the tet Saturday in each month other Saturdays 8 bin ne home Persons having abip a sbits transact are tureet 1 mat ton that day of Week Hanay B Dat Trustee Feedinand Ind.

Ferdinand Township Dubois County Ind Florence Kitten Jr Hanay B Dat Feedinand

For Sure: Splendid 5 room brick cottage and acreage

A splendid home features 5 room brick cottages with four lots and a good barn plus other necessary outbuildings. Priced at $2000. Call on Mrs. Jacos A. Hoffmann.

Jacos A. Hoffmann

Auction Prices on Clover Seed and Livestock Offerings

Furnished by John G Beckmann and Ferdinand Stock Y08 the notice lists Clover Seed four to six seventy five dollars per bushel Fresh cows twenty to thirty dollars calves five to five and a half cents per pound Bulls one thousand pounds four to seven and three tenths cents per pound Bulls eight hundred pounds three cents per pound Steers twelve hundred pounds five to five and a half cents per pound Sheep three to five and a half cents per pound Lambs four to four and four tenths cents per pound Hogs eight dollars sixty cents per hundred pounds

John G. Beckmann Ferdinand Stock

Paris Traffic Mix Grows with Automobiles and Horses

The article notes Paris keeps expanding horse drawn public hire and private carriages while autos rise to 12 000 private and 2 250 public hire, amid broader urban transport shifts. It contrasts New York and London concerns about horses with Paris’ increasing vehicular diversity and services.

New York London Paris

Husband and Wife Tenderness Demanded Ending

A fragment reflects on tenderness and loyalty in marriage, noting that no man is made gentler by tenderness demanded of him and that the speaker feels drawn to loving his wife more.

Harper's Bazar

Ready Whatever Happens

A reflection on living with purpose and the paradox of life and death. The passage contrasts working as if eternal with dying tonight, noting the insured man need not toil and that life insurance secures dependents against distress from a sudden death. It argues policies prove forethought and readiness to die if required.

Counse

La Granje's Gardens Fountain at Granate Palace

The passage recalls La Granja Gardens famed for its fountain Banos del Diane reaching 130 feet. Philip V reportedly quipped that the three million cost was worth three minutes of amusement when the fountain was finished.

la Granje Palace of la Granja Alfonso Victoria Banos del Diane Philip V

Like From Like in Breeding Shows Heredity Rule

A summary of the breeding principle like produces like. It explains that resemblance comes from ancestors across generations, not just parents. Prepotent families persist through crosses, with inbreeding fixing good traits and outbreeding maintaining them for regular production.

Food During Farrowing and Sow Diet Effects

The article warns that sows fed mainly corn during pregnancy enter farrowing feverishly, become irritable, crave flesh forming foods, and may kill and eat piglets. It advises balanced feeding with oats barley shorts and oil meal, plus ample exercise and scattering grain to reduce litter-eating risk.

Invention Lets Livestock Apply Insecticide Rubbing Post

Nebraska inventor develops a rubbing post with a central oil reservoir and a felt filling. A wick draws oil to the outer perforated shell so animals rubbing against it spread insecticide or soothing oil on irritated vermin affected areas.

Nebraska

Live Stock Notes on Hog Raising and Feed

Good pasturage essential for hog raising. Corn ground cob and oats make a strong feed for cows and horses. Seek a broad sow with a gentle, intelligent disposition. Stock rating helps soil fertility. Keep salt charcoal and ashes accessible. Overworking horses harms condition and profits. Nebraska station shows pork cost from 2.43 to 4.13 per 100 pounds depending on corn price and alfalfa pasture. with 20 cent corn and good alfalfa, about 2.43 per 100 pounds.

Nebraska

Several Cardinal Reasons Why One Is Needed on Every Farm

A farm separator is essential for cows to save time and labor, reduce washing, and improve efficiency. It increases cream yield, lowers costs, and feeds richer skim milk to calves and pigs, boosting stock health and butter quality while raising overall returns.

Device to Stop Cow From Milking Itself

A contrivance using two lengths of cord and six wooden rods is described to prevent a cow from reaching her flanks. By threading cords through the sticks and tying knots, the device restrains the neck and shoulder, stopping milking and saving butter.

Raver

Dairying as a Profitable Farm System

The piece argues on pasture yield and balanced forage making dairy farming lucrative. It suggests one cow per two acres on fertile land, with a three-crop rotation of corn, clover hay, and peas and oats to supply a complete ration. It notes rising dairy product demand and prices, urging dairying as a strong business.

The Feed of Cake and Calves Keeps Them In Good Flesh

The article advises keeping calves on pasture with hay and grain. It highlights corn and clover hay as ideal feeds for young animals year round. Dry clover hay is enjoyed by cattle and horses even on good pasture. Recommend daily feeding.

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