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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1905
Page
8
Practical, step by step guide for amateur poultrymen to assemble a three part brooder. Details cover the base, hover, and cover, including dimensions, ventilation tubes, door and table assembly, and heat regulation using a lamp. Emphasizes using quality materials, proper air flow, and staged temperatures for chick rearing.
George E. Day argues that feeding roots to hogs in winter offers thrift and steadier fattening. Experiments show six pounds of roots roughly equals one pound of mixed grain, aligning with Danish results. Roots serve as bulky, valuable feed, especially with ground wheat, oats, shorts and middlings, while oats alone are less economical for fattening.
Hints for the Garden offers seasonal advice on cleanup burn piles lawn care and planting sweet peas. It notes future bulletins on window gardening and flowers suitable for indoor cultivation and lists how to obtain these bul le tins from the Department of Agriculture Washington.
Parents seek safe busywork for children during vacations and turn to home garden enterprises. The piece shares experiences of families growing vegetables and flowers, selling produce at village stores, and earning money while learning soil science and business habits. It urges every parent to start a garden for their kids now.
A prominent cattle freder recalls trials in fitting stock for comfort. He notes a steer gaining ten pounds in a month, others 30 to 60, then a second month only five as a door wore down its legs. After moving the animal to better stalls the steer gained steadily for months.
James Walker proprietor of Walker's restaurant and Uinulest identified the man killed by a Big Four train near Acton Wednesday. Leighton, Cincinnati bound, had worked at Walker's until Tuesday afternoon then planned to leave for Cincinnati. Coroner notified relatives. John Baptiste Armenian, found with the dead man's clothing, denied involvement and claimed ignorance.
Commander Eva Booth presents a Reader Magazine April feature on the Salvation Army in the United States. The report outlines extensive social services including corps, slum posts, farm colonies, industrial work, and daily aid totaling millions annually for the poor, with numerous rescue homes and day care facilities supporting hundreds of thousands.
The Commercial club gathered to honor Hon. Joah Ty Grittitha, a nine year resident of the area, who will soon depart for Liverpool. President Ale fred Potts presided and addressed the group on themes of civic progress and city improvement.
Readable fragments show a long list of coal and fuel companies, lumberyards, and associated businesses in the Hocking area. Names include Sunday Creek Coal Company, Barrett Fuel and Supply, Dynes spanages, Fuehring Brothers, Garstang Fuel, Greer Wilkinson Lumber, Hagelskamp & Haverskamp, Indian polls, Logeden Bros., Maas-Nelmeyer Lumber, Morgan Coal, People's Coal & Ice, Reynolds and others. No coherent narrative or dates appear. the material reads as a directory-like enumeration of local firms and partnerships.
Announcement touts five fast trains daily to Texas with routes through principal cities and farming districts of Arkansas Louisiana and Mississippi. Low rates begin March 2 with service on the first and third Tuesday each month. Pullman tourist and standard sleeping cars free reclining chair cars dining cars. For schedules fares and all information contact ticker agents or A A Deane Jr room 20 Gentile Building Indianapolis.
Feerless Gloset clothes hangers are sold at Vonnegui'r. The listing notes economy and home use with available sizes and finishes. Customer inquiries point to standard retail stock and prompt checkout.
Fragmentary text mentions Gilbreath weed Co and Merkle tan with unclear context. It reads as a garbled advertisement or notice urging action and sowing, referencing a Monument and a Decklet Nowds the tithe Wan. The readable elements suggest a plant or seed related notice without clear dates or locations.
Indianapolis and Eastern Railway Co announces Greenfield Line service with hourly departures from Indianapolis Terminal Station from 6 08 am to 6 55 pm and select evening trains to Greenfield Knightstown Dublin Richmond and central Ohio. The Interstate Limited parlor buffet trains run to Dayton in four hours and fifteen minutes with departures at 6 am 1 10 pm and 6 10 pm. War Greenfield and nearby points arrive at 7 18 pm and 1 pm and depart at 9 00 am and 4 pm.
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