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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1915
Page
7
Farmers lose about 45 million dollars annually due to fertile eggs. Removing the male bird after hatching season reduces blood rings and spoilage. Infertile eggs resist heat better. gather eggs twice daily in hot months and store below 70 degrees. Sell kill or confine males after the season ends.
An experienced poultry raiser explains that White Holland turkeys resist blackhead not by inherent hardiness but because they avoid corn fields in fall. He notes unripe grain in fields leads to blackhead, while Bronze stock common locally risks relatedness.
Farmers with inadequate houses and warmth see high chick losses. Feeding good fresh sour milk boosts survival by offsetting digestive troubles from cold and neglect and helps chicks grow stronger.
Regular feeding habits keep hens content and productive says Wallace's Farmer. Feed at set times to avoid Sunday morning disease and ensure steady egg production. If schedules fail, keep dry mash available and scatter grain the night before. Weaning the foal should wait until it can sustain itself and its appetite is assessed with gentle coaxing.
Kent meets Elder Dennett and Sailor Smith in Hedgerow House history. They recount the Blair family's scandalous fortune and alleged curses tied to Wilfrid Blair, his wife, and the house’s dark past. The crew hints at bloodline rumors and ominous legends surrounding the residence.
In a rural tale a woman famed for second sight vanishes then her body arrives the next night. Kent notes implications as locals accuse the Blairg of repurposing a site while keeping the private burial plot.
The notice lists Paul Roebuck at 233 N Duke Street Lancaster PA with office hours from 9 AM to 5 PM and another address at 163 Broad Street Lititz with hours 8 AM to 6 PM. It notes bridge work as a specialty and mentions administration after hours.
Auctioneer based in Lititz Pennsylvania advertises real estate and personal property sales. The notice emphasizes reliable service and guarantees quality. Contact details appear as a phone reference.
The Court of Common Pleas Lancaster and associated judges issue a public proclamation calling a Court of Jail Delivery and a Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace to begin on the third Monday in November 1916, at the Court House in Lancaster. The notice orders the proclamation across the county and names the officers issuing it.
An ordinance authorizes the Lititz Borough to appoint a surveyor to map the annexed streets and alleys, mark stones and curbs, and determine widths and grades. The surveyor may enter private lands to complete the plan and return a draft with explanations to the Town Council. Enacted September 27, 1915 and approved November 7, 1915.
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