Hamburg Civic Pride and Proscriptions on Reform
A fragmented Hamburg item extols civic virtue and religious obedience, praising meritorial services and patriotism while warning against self serving customs. It asserts indulgence in reform and reciprocity, notes alumni rising, praises Fourth of July pride, and contrasts civic righteousness with selfish disobedience. It discusses debt, investment, education, rest, travel, autos, and local real estate demand, ending with a remark on bugs and showgoers.
Three Shows in One End Grass Captivates Crowds
A fragmentary report notes three big shows in one event, generating giant combinations visible to all. Phat automobiles featured as notable evidence during Show days, drawing attention alongside performances.
Mud and Early Pullet Notes From a Fragmented Text
The fragment discusses mud as a versatile material used in roads, armor, and rheumatism remedies, mentioning its presence in Pitcburgh and St Louis and its travel role along rivers forming deltas. It shifts to poultry with early pullets and breeds like Leg horn Plymouth Rock Brahma and Cochin, noting scratching behavior and onset of laying in October or November.
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Pitaburg
5. Louis
Hannibal
Napoleon
New Jersey
Plymouth
Cochin
Early Growth Stages of Young Squabs Described
A fragmentary account details squab development noting rapid growth after the first day and the emergence of down on the body. The text mentions the down’s role in feather start points and describes down on feather tips during growth, with unclear reference to a person named Beale and soup.
Feeding Sows and Young Pigs in Hog Rearing Practices
Historical guidance outlines sow feeding stages from thinning milk to heavy feeding during lactation and piglet weaning. It stresses profit from piglet production, pasture and grain for growing pigs, and careful ration management to prevent scours, with iron supplements and portable fencing for temporary hog quarters.
Fat Lamb Market Woes Hit Heavy Lambs This Winter
Fat Lamb owners face losses as heavy stock fail to fetch expected prices. Producers delay marketing, shearing early to reduce wool impact, while markets struggle. The winter proves disastrous for lamb feeders and mutton traders except those with old ewes secured at low costs.
Care of Horses Says Gentle Handling Promotes Work
Advice warns against rough treatment of horses and mares in work. Do not yank or kick or whip a purse. Do not bang tin against teeth. Be patient and the horse will respond, opening its mouth as needed.
Pig Rooting in Fields as Prudent Exercise
Observations note pigs rooting in fields causes no harm and may return feed to soil. Pigs exercise by rooting and this activity improves their condition. When troublesome roots infest soil, rooting pigs may eradicate them if allowed to act.
Spraying chute for stock described for pest control
An article describes a stock spraying chute of two feet by 25 feet able to hold three animals. It recommends an cement or earth sloped floor to drain surplus spray, warns against milky earth surfaces, and notes use for treating ticks, mange, and pests with coal tar or crude oil emulsion. A single pump with one operator and multiple wall nozzles is advised.
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Tay W. Qarmand
Fragmentary OCR Leads to Sparse Festival Reference
Readable OCR hints at a festival setup with people nearby and a shifting crowd. Text is unclear about exact event name, location, or date, but indicates discussion of a fork festival and overhead or side elements surrounding a stock or driver.
Avoid Rheumatism in Hogs and Stable Sanitation
The article discusses preventing rheumatism in pigs by dry, clean sleeping quarters with sun access, dry paddocks, and well-ventilated stables. It warns that rheumatism dulls appetite and lowers thrift, urging concrete or cement floors, dry bedding, and sanitary conditions to maintain hog health.
Livestock Enotes on Sheep and Pigs Management
Agricultural notes emphasize rationing, breeding economics, and flock care. Guidelines cover purebred boars cost benefits, lambing readiness, ewe and ram vigor, and lambing pen practices with carrot and mangels forage suggestions. Practical tips aim to improve efficiency on farms through proper feeding, housing, and early lamb care.
Hub Advertises Bargain Hog Wad-Lous and Oxford Pairs
An early morning stock on the hog wad-lous line at Hamburg hints at weather hindrances to a key industry. The Hub offers 50 parson’s Oxfords-pat ents, tans and general metal in all sizes at 1.50 per pair, down from 9.50 and 33.00 value.
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Hamburg
Oxfords
Buron Pitts Advances in Dwellings Project
Dr. Burton Pitts reports progress on new dwellings at a private hospital site St. Joseph Missouri. Favorable weather accelerates construction while noting patient care. Burdock Blood Purifier is advertised for clearer skin and improved health.
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Burton Pitts
St. and
France
St. Joseph, Mo
Carreapundanca At Limited
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