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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1908
Page
4
Care of the Horse Promotes Profits on the Farm
The article urges farmers to prevent waste by proper horse care. It stresses a draft-free, well-ventilated stable with clean bedding, light design, and dry, accessible feed. It advises feeding oats in measured amounts, hay free of dust, and timing feeds around work for working horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
Timothy
Cata
Tamworth Hogs Card: Lean, Hardy Bacon Breed for Colorado
The Tamworth hog is described as a lean bacon breed suited for Colorado feeders. It has a red, long thin body with a light head and legs, aims for even back fat, and yields more lean meat per feed weight. Crosses with other breeds are often problematic, while proper care prevents stunting and preserves profitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Corn Belt
Indiana
Tamworth
Agricultural College
Iowa Agricultural College
Siloing Poultry Feed for Winter Welfare
The Mirror suggests building a silo using a barrel to store green food for hens during winter. Pack green material tightly, weight it, and seal to keep moisture out. Cut and store summer surplus to feed in cold months. Green feed provides nitrogen and supports egg production with warmth and nourishment.
Captain Sorenson Aims for Lost General Grant Treasure
Captain Nellis Peter Sorenson, a US Navy veteran, plans an 18 month expedition from San Francisco to New Zealand to recover $20,000,000 in gold bullion from the General Grant wreck off Auckland. He cites a 1866 hoard of gold and says a dynamite blast will open the hulk then he will seal treasure in cases worth $5,000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellis Peter Sorenson
United States
Robert Louis Stevenson
Captain Sorenson
Hardy
New York City
General Grant
Auckwind
Melbourne
Grant
Victoria
America
Amherst
Gilroy
Bluff Harbor
New Zealand
Sorenson
Fritz William Albert
San Francisco
Dunedin
Aucklands
United States Navy
Rio Janeiro
Golden Gate
Wildman
Blind Men in Business in Vienna
A Vienna corporation of totally blind men has formed a brushes and baskets factory. In eight months it filled orders totaling 23 000 kronen, earned a fair profit, and holds enough orders to expand. Sixteen workers are skilled. goods are sold on merit in fair competition, the blind workers seek business, not charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Wis
The Check Workers and the Grafters of Crime
A veteran detective explains the check workers as the busiest grafters, varying methods year round. He describes the old swindle of signatures on promissory notes, the marriage certificate trick with beveled pasteboard, and autograph hunters who cash checks through signed portraits and cards, warning that many fraudsters pose as ministers or senators to obtain signatures and cashout low sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellerg
Commission of Crime
Baeckwooda
Elopers
Washington
Oth
Sermon on the Auto from Mount Zion Pastor
In New Kent county Virginia Reverend Jonas Hipson of Mount Zion Church declares Nahum’s chariot imagery fits modern autos he cites Washington visit stories and Bible comments to argue cars loom over streets and that prophetic phrasing refers to today’s motor vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas Hipson
Mount Zion Church
New Kent County
Washington
New. Kent
Jonas
New Kent
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
White House
Nahum
Mount Zion
Mr. Hipson
Babylon
Ninevah
Nineveh
B. C
D. C
Kent
Norton
New York Sun
Foxes Tracked in Hills Near Hagerstown. five kits captured
Hunters uncovered a den south of Hagerstown with five young foxes about cat size. The mother feigned distress to lure them away but the hunters persisted and retrieved the cubs. The kits were brought to a farmhouse and will likely be despatched. grown foxes are noted as wary neighbors.
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Hagerstown
Indianapolis News
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