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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1913
Page
4
The editor and his wife rode the Sunday train on the C. and E. I. last Sunday and shared a square meal with relatives in Attica. For Rent about 15 acres of oats ground and some corn ground. Mrs. Sarah Baldwin, Harveysburg, Ind. E. E. Ewbank and R. H. Weaver are proud owners of new automobiles.
The Ladies of the community gathered at the church on Friday and Tuesday to sew bedclothing for flood sufferers. They mailed sixteen quilts and comforts plus sheets pillowcases towels and clothing. Mr and Mrs Geo Conan moved to their daughter’s home due to ill health and sold their household goods midweek. John Sowers family visited Mr and Mrs Loyd Madden, while Mr and Mrs Elmer Bush were guests of the Browns. A daughter Jewel Delight was born to Mr and Mrs Clifford Hadley on April 11. Miss Nellie Cecil spent Sunday with Gladys Thompson.
The article describes wild celery as a submerged plant with ribbon like leaves eaten by diving ducks such as canvasbacks bluebills and scoters while non diving ducks take fewer buds. It notes wild celery buds are the preferred food and details the plant's distinguishing features flowers and seed pod structure.
Guinea hens are among the hardest birds to breed because the young are very tender and wild. Keep hatchlings confined briefly feeding them bread crumbs coarse meal and a ground egg mixture. When grown they forage insects but in winter need shelter and must be kept indoors when snow covers the ground.
A writer in an exchange promotes cabbage as a top winter feed for poultry. He notes hens benefit from a growing crop like rye for exercise and food, but space limits may require storable substitutes to meet winter needs.
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