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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1916
Page
2
The Hamburg bulletin reports on prohibition debates affecting Des Moines shipping, national conventions, and political leanings toward wet or dry candidates. It notes local needs for a band, a chamber of commerce, and more housing, plus potential rebuilding loans and hat cleaning services at The Hub.
The article explains roup as a highly contagious catarrhal infection affecting the mucous membranes of the eye nose and throat in poultry. It notes a foul odor, possible progression from cold-like symptoms to thick nasal discharge swelling eyes and weight loss, and that chronic cases can be fatal if untreated.
A brief on rust prevention for exposed machinery. Keeping iron parts dry is essential. use a thick oil to seal out moisture when the equipment is not in use. The oil forms a protective layer that resists moisture and slows rust formation.
A cobbled note page lists local business chatter from Shenandoah and nearby towns. Mentions Buick Garage accessories and repairs, barbers, shoe stores, and visitors from Sidney, Omaha, and Mesotin. Also notes farm rental offers, a piano department, summer school at Nebraska University, and local visits by Ida B. Franks and Mrs. A D Randell.
Illustration shows a feed truck aiding a large herd operation. Mixing and carrying feed to cows multiple times daily is strenuous. using the bin to mix feed and deliver individually eliminates much labor.
Historical note describes a feed truck that handles multiple buckets of mixed feed. It is wheeled down the gangway in front of the seals and used to shovel out proper amounts quickly. The language reflects early farming business terminology and equipment usage.
Farmers can afford to buy high priced feed to keep animals growing, despite pigs often needing costly feed. Pigeon pasture should have grain daily to support growth, regardless of pasture quality, based on farm experience.
The article notes breeders should cover to use eggs smaller than ordinary size for hatching. Smaller eggs may still yield fertile chicks with similar production potential, though Hatchers must consider if these eggs affect eventual laying propensity.
The St Louis Globe-Democrat notes a harsh debate over sexual nomenclature in public discourse. It argues such language hinders constructive policy discussion and calls for restrained, precise wording in reporting and debate.
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