City Aims 99 Year Artesian Well Plan For Water Supply
The council proposes a ninety nine year lease on land owned by S Meyers to drill an artesian well twenty feet across and twenty feet deep to provide an almost inexhaustible water supply. A pumping plant and larger capacity main extension from Washington Street would support the new well and fire protection for nearby residents. Current tower fill delays when water runs low and takes days to recover.
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Outes Council
Geriatr
State Street
Meyers
Jony
Washington “Street
Kidney remedy testimonial from Marshall Shoemaker
Marshall resident Charles E. Sullivan reports using Deans Kidney Pills to treat back pain and kidney irregularities. He credits two cures in Columbus Kansas and notes lasting relief after the second episode. The advertisement sells Deans Kidney Pills for 60 cents from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Marshall
Charles E. Sullivan
Shoemaker
N. 6Th St
Columbus
Kansas
Noan
Dean
Oat Straw Feeds Horses About As Well As Timothy Hay
A Missouri experiment shows oat straw in light work rations yields nearly equal results to timothy hay. Both plans used 15 pounds of corn and cob meal and 1 2/3 pounds al lmeal daily for 400 pound horses. North Dakota results indicate oats or bran and shorts require about 25 percent more grain than upland prairie hay.
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Timothy
Missouri Experiment Station
North Dakota Experiment Station
Live Stock Notes on Hog Rearing and Feeding Practices
The notes stress exercise for sows and separate feeding for pigs at four to five weeks old to avoid wethering risks. Emphasizes profit from live stock over crop farming and warns against bottle feeding hogs or using soaps and washing powders in feed. Mentions risks of inbreeding and uncertainty in pig management.
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Coe
East Main Street
Harrison’s Paints
Eagle Lead
the City Drug Store
Nee
Wyat
Fletcher
Timothy Hay
Tansig
Aes
Ronnie
Sabo
Martinsville, Tliziois
Dis Sun
United States
Nobby
Usco
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