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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1907
Page
4
Rothenbush & Co. advertise a giant radish grown by J. W. Scott of Park avenue measuring twenty two inches long and eighteen inches in circumference weighing nine and a half pounds. Seed sourced from Rothenbush & Co. and planted in ordinary soil.
Robert W. Lewis of Fargo North Dakota arrived to the home of Captain A. J. Lewis on the board of review. There he encountered James R. Lewis, another brother, and neither recognized the other until introductions were made.
The Middletown News-Signal notes the death of Judge Neilan, a self-made figure in Butler County. He rose from poverty to prominence as a lawyer, schoolmaster, prosecutor, and judge, earning both strong friends and enemies for his frank, outspoken nature and dedication to justice.
Farmers must keep hog feed clean during hot weather to prevent disease. Dirty whey tanks and barrels near cheese factories can breed putrid matter and flies, spreading pathogens. Regular cleaning and steam sanitation are advised to protect hog health.
D W Lighter argues in National Stocksmen and Farmer that a cow’s value lies in the feed that is consumed rather than remaining in mow and bin. He notes horses require a maintenance ration in winter, while spring demands added corn and feed to build pulling power for plows and harrows. The cow should utilize three or four times the maintenance ration to be profitable.
An opinion piece extols dairying as profitable on high priced land and insists every detail of the industry must be observed. The modern cow is praised as a liberator from poverty and a beacon of peace and civilization according to J. Withcombe.
The eighteenth annual election of the B A U V society occurred last night at the Cincinnati Brewing Co office with high attendance. Eugene Mueller was re elected president, continuing in office since the society’s start. Members total eighty three, all employed by Cincinnati Brewing Co. New officers include Joseph Braun as vice president W T Barlow as secretary Edward Stephan as treasurer Jd A Ostermann Conrad Braun and Albert Brown as trustees plus Wm Beyer Felix Baumm and Chric Schwenn named to the sick committee.
James Bolser died at his daughter Mrs. Henry A Weisen home after a long illness aged 76 years 2 months and 6 days He was born in Cincinnati Civil War veteran a Mason for 33 years and longtime Middletown resident He leaves three daughters and one son Officer James Bolser Jr of Middletown attends his funeral Monday at 2 PM at Broadway M E Church with Rev W E Hammaker officiating.
A tale of Seldon Reyburn and May Hildreth shows a quarrel over breach of promise. After schemes to recover or destroy forty pounds of love letters, they meet, reconcile, and feed the mementos to the fire. The couple begin a new batch as they resume their romance. MORRIS WYNNE.
The article explains protein as the nitrogenous seed component, the most valuable nutrient group, with nitrogen as its key element. It notes cot tonseed meal and linseed meal as protein rich, along with leguminous hays such as clover, alfalfa, and cowpea hay.
A Dry Barnyard. Have the barnyard well drained. It will be much better for your stock, and it will be economy to have it drained on to a field that can be cultivated. Such a plan enables you to raise a prolific early forage crop by sewing corn near the yard, advises Kimball's Datcy Farmer.
The Democrat is praised as the best advertising medium in Batler County according to a local endorsement.
Practical advice on protecting foals from cold rain, proper hay rations, and watering after exertion. Notes on hoof care, greasing, bedding with peat moss and sawdust, and proper shod conditions. Emphasizes moderation in feeding and consistent salt in the feed box.
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