Wyandottes A Poultry Breed In Depth And Debate
Eugene F. Gordon presents a Weld County Poultry Association talk on Wyandotte origins, cross breeds, and traits. The breed excels as meat producers and egg machines with good color and skin, though faults include feathering when confined and challenges in comb quality and shape. Breeder tips cover egg size, cold tolerance, double mating, and selection for balance of shape and color.
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Eugene F. Gordon
Weld County Poultry Association
Wyandottes
Colorado
Rhode Islands
Plymouth
Madison Square Land
Arthur Duston
Massachusetts
George Rudy
Illinois
J. C. Fisher
Indiana
Owens Farms
Charles Keeler
Henry Dipple
Care of Young Chicks Prairie Poultry Talk
A Weld County Poultry association talk by Clyde Richardson explains heredity in animals, the need for well nourished breeding stock, proper egg selection and handling, incubation conditions, and initial chick care including a 36 hour fasting period followed by supervised exercise on a sanded floor.
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Clyde Richardson
Weld County Poultry Association
Old Sterling ranch near Kuner brings $150 per acre
Mrs. Rose R. Herbert of Chicago bought the 320 acre Old Asa Sterling ranch two miles south of Kuner from J. S. Carper of Denver for 48000 dollars. The land, once a hay ranch, became beet and general farming ground after the sugar beet industry arrived. The Kuner area, settled by Hollanders, is now a prosperous farming district with the river running through the property and drainage improvements completed. Herbert plans to personally supervise cultivation.
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Sterling
Kuner
Ia Sterling
Herbert
Feeding and care tips for chicks and orchard spraying
Practical advice on chick feeding from day one through growth using bread, milk, eggs and then commercial chick food, plus greens and water, temperature, and housing. It covers Barnstead style brooder crowding, disease prevention, and Ballard’s Snow Liniment as a treatment. Also discusses spray requirements for orchards, agitators in power sprayers, maintenance, and fall warmup, with a note from George P. Weldon and herb remedies.
Spraying Machinery Use and its Advantage in Orchards
An article extols gasoline powered sprayers as essential to modern orchard spraying, offering higher pressure and efficiency than hand pumps. It notes pressures from 160 to 200 pounds, faster work, and cost considerations for small and large orchards, with timing guidance around petal drop and pest control windows.
Hall's Catarrh Cure oath and claims from 1886 ad
J Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney Co in Toledo Ohio that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. He endorses the cure as curative and lists testimonials, with pills for constipation and Chamberlain's Tablets for sale by dealers. Tribune ads tout business value.
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Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
A. W. Glaatson
F. J. Cheney
Fort Lupton Holdups Linked to Denver Bandits
George E. Curtis of Brighton identified Edward Seiwald and Oscar Cook as the two youths who robbed Paul Ingweirson at Fort Lupton, tying them to the Denver Laramie station hold up where $80 was taken. Curtis confirmed the match after reviewing reports and photos, and after visiting the Denver jail.
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Fort Lupton
Paul Ingweirson
Denver-Laramie
George E. Curtis
Brighton
Edward Seiwald
Oscar Cook
William McPherson
A. J. Loyd
Valverde
Ingveirson
Denver
Cook
Seiwald
Curtis
Relief for rheumatism with Chamberlains Liniment
Sufferers report prompt relief from rheumatism after applying Chamberlains Liniment. Not one in ten cases needs internal treatment. This liniment is for sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Creamery Buzzes With Growing Poudre Valley Output
Windsor reports the Poudre Valley creamery churning 150 to 200 pounds daily, with plans to reach 200 and then double. Cream from Ault Eaton and nearby districts will arrive next week, Gill adds cream three times weekly, and 200 cows supply the factory with 50 more soon. Butter sells to wholesalers at 30 cents per pound, awaiting a brand name.
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Windsor
Poudre Valley
Ault
Eaton
Gill
Centenarian John M. Crosier Dies in W V
John M. Crosier aged 100 years died February 27 in Union West Virginia just shy of 101. A lifelong Presbyterian, he was the oldest church member and elder in the Virginia synod and the last survivor of a 15 child family. He left two children and 22 grandchildren.
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John M. Crosier
W. M. Crozier
Lee Crosier
Everett Crosier
Greeley
Union
W. V
Mr. Crosier
Monroe County
Presbyterian Church
Synod of Virginia
Fort Lupton Plans Big Hog Raising Project
Edward Burke, an eastern man, buys an eight thousand dollar five acre tract near Fort Lupton to build model hog pens. He aims to raise high grade hogs on a large scale, linking pork with local dairying. Fort Lupton farmers favor increased stock on farms of all kinds.
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Fort Lupton
Edward Burke
M. Erickson
Burke
Nebraska
Death of Mrs Anna Herrod in San Antonio Texas
E T Leake reports the death of his sister Mrs Anna Herrod on March 6 at her San Antonio home. She had spent six months in Greeley with her brother's family. Survived by five children J H Gambrel, Miss Sadie Herrod, Will Herrod, Walter Herrod of Lexington Kentucky, and Mrs John Flynn of Nicholasville Kentucky. Quarantine affected other family members due to spinal meningitis.
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Texas
E. T. Leake
Anna Herrod
San Antonio
Tex
Herrod
Greeley
J. L. Lucas
Leave Brides for Fortune in Seattle After Fort Collins Double Wedding
Harley Zinn and Arthur Mason married in Fort Collins by Justice Potter on Thursday night in a leap year double wedding. They left last night for Seattle to seek fortunes, planning to return within six months with their wives to establish a large scale housekeeping and join their brides.
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Fortune Windsor
Harley Zinn
Arthur Mason
Seattle
Wash
Fort Collins
Justice Potter
Hour Law Debate Moves Through Pueblo Meeting
A motion regarding a long hours labor law faces a decision next week in Pueblo as officials and the attorney general discuss proposed amendments. The discussion centers on a petition seeking extended work hours and potential penalties, with 19 000 voters referenced in the filing.
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Carlton
United Zinbang
T. Hi Tetary
Colorado
Pueblo
Stat
Iror Victor
Milliken Club Work From South Wild Cat County
fragmentary OCR notes describe Milliken at a local club, mentions tenbur Vrain road, Farn stray, and treatment notes. references to red pepper syrup plasters and Gill three arch place in Sterling Building. unclear details and several garbled phrases limit clarity.
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Lilliken
Will Milliken Club
Wild Cat County
Tenbur Vrain Road
Gill
McCrery LA Getting After Days of Hard Weather
After days of harsh weather, searches in Limon found the missing man, with reports of deep snow and blocked roads hampering progress. Rescue teams faced exhausted supplies and difficult conditions as they continued the search through Sunday and into Monday.
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Limon
Teday
Assault case quashed amid unclear dialect breach
A court weigh in centers on an assault dispute where the defendant pleads not guilty amid fragmented testimony. The judge warns on admissibility as lawyers seek clarity on the alleged brawl. Proceedings continue with expected motions and possible retrial.
Mrs Wodlst oIES not clear due to OCR garble
Fragmentary OCR text yields no coherent event or entities. Unable to identify a factual news item, people, places, or dates for a proper title and summary.
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Old Sterling Ranch
Ballard
Gilbert Bros
Park Place
Opera House Block
Sterling Building
George P. Weldon
Colorado Experiment Station
Opera Hoge Blik
Sterling Bldg
State of
Ohio
Tribune
Centennarian
East
Milliken
Wirkle
Wered
Sians
Elizabet