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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1912
Page
6
A historical note describes using olive oil on a chick's head to control lice. It emphasizes cleanliness and a dust bath, noting lice linger on the head above the beak and eyes, then spread to chicks. A NSW government method suggests dipping a finger in olive oil after hatching and rubbing into the head.
Joseph G. Souder of Clayton, a prosperous young farmer who bought the Bubels farm for $10,000, was bitten on the finger by a hog he was killing weeks ago. Blood poisoning followed, the finger was lanced, and the arm was at risk of amputation. Souder opposed losing the arm, started for the hospital, and hoped the arm could be saved.
The Poultry Journal warns beginners err by starting large scale, buying land, and changing feeds too often. Most errors include learning too fast, overstocking, scattered buildings, unsuitable breeds, and reliance on hired help. A steady, gradual approach and continuous study keep poultry operations efficient.
The article cautions that turkey rearing is unwise for those lacking ample space. Turkeys resist confinement and attempts to rear them in limited runs have largely failed. For those with generous space, turkey breeding can be profitable if birds receive proper attention.
A travelogue excerpt describing Central Africa around Lake Chad and the Shari river. It notes Landor’s descriptions of African traditions including women elongating lips with wooden discs or tins, plus adornments on ankles arms and necks, ending with a stark remark on the unsettling image.
A farmer in southern Pennsylvania wrestled a large snapping turtle from his toe at Green Lake after swimming last summer. The turtle bore an inscription "H. T. 1888," revealing the farmer had carved it as a teen and sought the pet ever since, only to be found by the animal first.
An article extols Penobscot and Tarratine moose hunters as unmatched in tracking and patience. It details endurance, days-long chases, and the skill of following trails after fresh snow, noting the hunter’s minimal gear and reliance on woodcraft. It compares Indian and white marksmen, praising native canoe handling and birch construction.
In a busy town near the city hall a boy calls a man growly and unloving. We fear him and see pigeons flocking as he scatters stale bread to them, then resolve not to judge so quickly next time.
An old time stereoscope reappears in a new guise as photography advances. A compact affordable camera enables amateurs to make three dimensional pictures at home. The device promises to capture the twinkle in a eye and the charm of a baby's dimple with studio like ease.
A garbled OCR fragment from an information page references the house gallery and mentions fans and representation. The text is incoherent, with scattered names and partial phrases, making it difficult to identify a clear event or outcome.
Rev Wile Byabs D Pep Biigor discusses Jesus baptism at age thirty as priestly identification with humanity and prophecy fulfillment. The piece covers the descending Spirit, the heavenly voice, and the three temptations, stressing scriptural defense, proper faith, and avoiding shortcuts to the Kingdom.
Notice to creditors of Roby B Clark deceased of Solot county Clark estate to appear at the next April term in the county court at the courthouse in Marghal. Creditors must prove claims by April and those owing the estate must pay promptly. Jane Payne administratrix and A Gasaway attorney mark the date January 30 1912.
Non resident defendants named in a Clark County Illinois chancery suit must appear in Marshall court by March 11 to plead or demur to the bill filed January 19 1912 by Samuel Sneed and Cornelius Barkalow executors against Widkiff and others. If they fail, decree by default. Clerk Daniel Hermerson.
The administratrix with will annexed Elien English of Clark County Illinois announces a April term appearance at the Clark County Court in Marshall. All claimants must attend to have claims adjusted and all debts are due to the estate. Attorney Wm T Hollenbeck is noted. Dated February 6 1912.
Order and decree of Clark County Court authorize the sale of the estate of James Blakeman deceased. The administrator will offer the property for sale on March 9, 1912, between 9 AM and 4 PM at the county court doors, with the sale held at the courthouse in Pictois. Note: the text has OCR gaps.
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