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Newspaper
Iowa Citizen
Location
Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1903
Page
2
A column discusses how newspapers reuse staged material and reprint items after a hiatus. It notes editors in Iowa and across the state chasing a single item, sidetracking and then republishing the piece, creating a cycle of recycled news amid a dull period.
Farmers overfeeding hay to horses wastes resources and burdens the animal. Feed regular amounts that are eaten clean, removing leftovers to avoid foul manger buildup. Hogs eat more efficiently on well chosen feeds, emphasizing bulk and palatability. For asthma in horses, use small hay rations once daily at night and adjust grain to work load, with specific drenches prescribed for relief.
J C Duncan urges farmers to raise sheep for meat and pasture efficiency noting high lamb prices and low maintenance costs. He advises selling male fowls by four months unless kept for breeding and emphasizes trimming non productive birds to maximize returns.
Normal rates have been restored by all lines between Chicago Buffalo New York Boston and other eastern points and the Nickel Plate road will furnish first class service between Chicago and the east in three daily through trains to New York and Boston. Meals in dining car priced at or under one dollar. Information at 113 Adams street room 298 Chicago.
Nickel Plate offers three express trains from LaSalle Street to Buffalo Boston and other eastern points. Colored porters attend coaches to aid passengers including ladies and children. no extra fare. Dining cars serve American Club meals 35 cents to 1.00. Contact John Y. Calahan general agent 13 Adams street Chicago. 9-30.
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