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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1913
Page
3
A promotional piece touts The Youths Companion as a premier family home paper with live fiction inspiration from notable authors and varied pages for youth and editorial content. It advertises an eight serials, 250 short stories, travel articles, 1000 bits of fun per year and a special 1914 offer with free 1913 issues and a calendar.
Transactions show numerous deeds recorded in Fountain County with buyers and sellers tied to Millcreek and Van Buren townships. Notable entries include Harriet Barker to George Allen and Rufus Dillon to Leth Dot Rector. Prices range from 1 to 21 thousand dollars and multiple properties are listed in Covington, Kingman, and Wallace areas.
On the first of each month the collector will call at homes or businesses to collect telephone rent. Pay promptly to ensure service. Also promotes coal sale and rubber footwear and fresh meat products from local vendors.
Wisconsin experiment station notes describe making cheese from buttermilk, provoking dairy world interest due to efficient butter milk use. The profitability hinges on the venture’s execution. A London show on livestock highlights England's strong agricultural displays and a Holstein cow head image from Agricultural Hall, just outside central London.
The article discusses dangerous ideas on how barbed wire fences may transfer germs among cattle. It cites a doctor’s postmortem drawing blood with a knife and a cow infecting another through scratches and dried blood. It cautions against barbed wire in ranching.
Farmers are urged to use scales and a Babcock tester to determine cow productivity and detect grafters. The comparison notes it is as hard to estimate cow value as corn yield and emphasizes accurate testing to prevent loss.
Indigestion in older calves stems from unclean milk or feed and dirty vessels. Tight confinement and unsanitary stalls worsen digestion while irregular feeding also harms health. Some cases result from sheer weakness and inability to digest.
A good cow well fed and cared for yields larger returns on feed than any other animal. The statement holds today as it has through the ages.
Hoard’s Dairyman notes cabbage is good feed for dairy cows but its watery composition prevents storage in the silo.
advertisement offers at home treatment for piles with a new absorption method. says sufferers can obtain instructions by sending address and will receive free trial supplies with local references. claims immediate relief and permanent care, requests sharing the offer, provides names and box numbers in Notre Dame and Kingman Indiana.
The store advertises a wide range of meats available to customers seeking any kind of cut or type.
The Methodist Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. Joe Towell on Thursday November 13. Steinbaugh and Jones advertise the best rubber footwear Ball Band.
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