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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1911
Page
12
Agricultural guidance from W H Darst of Ohio State University on drying curing and packing tobacco. Emphasizes uniform color size and quality, careful stripping and ricking, packing in neat bands, and proper boxing to improve color appearance and reduce losses from fermentation.
The Poultry Journal warns beginners err by starting too large and changing feeds too often. Many fail from overcapitalization and mismatched breeds, with advice to begin modestly on 6 to 10 acres, follow a fixed feeding plan, and gradually introduce new foods. The author stresses constant learning despite long experience.
The article notes that turkeys require abundant space and are impractical for confined yards. It warns that attempts to rear them in confined runs have not succeeded, and profitability hinges on adequate space and attentive care for the birds.
Advice from Titlow of the College of Agriculture urges thorough winter poultry care. Clean and whitewash the poultry house, remove dust and nests, seal cracks, and cover roost areas to prevent drafts. Install proper dropping boards, dust boxes, and elevated feed and drinkers, with deep bedding and daily grain to boost energy and egg production.
A rural Ohio country school grounds project showcases mass plantings of roses, hydrangea, clematis, chrysanthemums, tulips, hyacinths, and crocuses to beautify the yard without hindering play space. The article emphasizes child involvement as a joy and learning spirit, with A T. Graham of the College of Agriculture endorsing spring beds and freezes.
Local farm families report routine activities and visits. Mr and Mrs Henry Kavhentich and son Ben attended, with Misa Ruth noted. Dittman and Truster families are mentioned in passing. Shredding fodder dominated chores, while several residents hosted relatives and visited neighbors over the weekend.
Practical guidance from a government station on preventing and treating lice in young chicks. Olive oil rubbed on the chick's head after hatching is advised, with repeated applications to eradicate lice. If needed, a small amount of kerosene may be added. Emphasizes clean premises, healthy diet, and careful brood care to reduce infestations and protect poultry health.
John Stephenson reported to the probate court that a sale of personal goods from the Otte Miller estate brought $1041.99. The record notes the total amount realized from the sale and names the responsible party in the probate process.
Local notes from Butler Road include Kay Brolin visiting Willian Haverland and Howard Riddle guests from nearby areas. Mentions of sick list, visits by Harry Caveell and his daughter, Clarence Eble from Cincinnati at Cedar Lawn, and Miss Edna Peterson and Robert Zasonerans’ marriage. Kurt’s twenty first birthday party at Cedar Lawn spurs dancing and friendly wishes.
A fragmentary legal notice lists Raber Brown as administrator and references an internal amount of 326.71 dollars with unspecified dates and names, indicating a probate or financial filing. The readable bits suggest a minor, unresolved dispute or estate matter awaiting further details.
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