Calf Rearing Care and James Whiting Lyceum Visit
Instructions emphasize cleansing calf housing and dressing navels with carbolic acid to prevent scour and infection. Also advise ventilation, warm bedding, and clean outdoor exercise for calves. The piece then profiles James Graves Whiting, a Lyceum lecturer, noting his past programs and a December 7 appearance at the New Adler Opera House as the second Lyceum program.
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Suil
Crift
Whiting
Urbana
Chautauqua
United States
Tillman
Prevent Disease in Calves White Scour and Lung Affection
The article from WOR Gilbert warns that calf diseases white scour and lung affection are largely preventable with strict but simple care. It notes outbreaks cluster in districts with poor sanitation and spread when infected material from discarded calves contacts others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wor
Gilbert
Grain guidance for idle horses in limited feed
The guideline states that idle horses should receive no more than half the grain allotted during work. For long idle periods, further reduction to a very small amount is advised if ample good roughage is provided.
Dr King’s New Discovery Adverts a Cough Remedy
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery for colds and coughs with a trial bottle offer. A testimonial from Mrs David Moore of Sagine Alabama claims rapid relief after trying many remedies for a long time. The ad also promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a mild laxative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Moore
Sagine
Ala
Dr. King
H. E. Bucklen .& CO
North Brand Street
Philadelphia
Pear
Treat Hogs for Paralysis
Hag research from Gil H. Glover of Colorado Agricultural College notes frequent hind leg paralysis in swing herds. A lack of phosphate of lime is now a leading suspected cause, tied to ration balance and fetal and postnatal phosphate use. Affected hogs range in age. diet shifts to avoid raw potatoes may help, with cod liver oil, phosphate, and nux vomica extract proposed as daily treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil H. Glover
Colorado
Ticultural College
Fertilizer Mixes For Berry Culture
Recommendations for berry culture list fertilizers with rates per acre including tankage or Peruvian guano 600 lb fine bone meal 1000 lb and sulphate potash 600 lb nitrate of soda 160 lb plus dried blood 200 lb ash slag meal 1000 lb and nitrate of soda 100 lb. Slag should not be mixed with blood tankage or guano to avoid ammonia rise. apply slag separately or mix others before application.
Good Hints About Fencing And Hog Cholera Notes
Good hints on fencing shape show how field geometry affects material needs for fences. A square ten acre field measures 40 rods each way and needs about half a mile of fencing, while other shapes use more. Hog cholera control hinges on cleaner hog houses yards and more pasture use during growing season along with attention to disease germ spread in hog regions.
Don’t Work Too Hard for Farms and Nursery Care
A frugal caution warns against overvaluing farms at the cost of essential comforts. Warnings touch on nursery trees needing and not needing dipping, with optimism for reliable stock. Advice emphasizes watching sheep health, especially lambs, and stresses the value of early, frequent cultivation practices.
Doans Kidney Pills Back Marshfield User
A Marshfield resident touts Doan's Kidney Pills as the solution to kidney backed ache and general weakness after a months long illness. The testimonial claims Cure after seven to eight boxes and notes the product's dealer price of 50 cents.
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Dom
Marshfield
Sra
W. Britters
W.street
Doan
Britsen
Milburn
Buffalo
N.Y
Estate of George I Schlotman administration notice
In Wood County Wisconsin County Court the estate of George I Schlotman late of Mil ladeore is under administration with will annexed granted to A E Gehert. Creditors have until May 17 1975 to present claims for examination and allowance. Claims will be examined May 18 1915 in Grand Rapids Court House. Notice to publish.
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State of
Wisconsin
Wood County
George I. Schlotman
Milladore
Wood
A. E. Gehert
A. D
George F. S.chlotman
Grand Rapids
Court Notice Dated November 4 1914 Marshfield Times
A legal notice appears in the Marshfield Times of Wood County stating a court action or filing with the first publication within fifteen days of the date hereof dated November 4 1914 and signed by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield Times
County of
Wood
Notice to Delinquent Subscribers at Marshfield Times
The Marshfield Times announces that beginning January 1 1915 no credit claims will be considered for delinquent accounts under subscription or piano contest payments unless properly credited on books. The notice excludes those already up to date. delinquent accounts will be charged off after the date. Subscribers urged to check the paper label and present receipts before January 1 next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield Times
Marshfield Times Company
Edward
Barr
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POP
Father and Son
Iter
Amy Rewsdealer
Isc
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Michigan Ave
Chicago
J.C. Hayward
Ailice
Miss Rowan
Benry Wahle
Deutscher Arat
Rembs & Sturm Furniture
Cherry St
Hl. H. Milbee
M.D
Wis
J. Bb. Welder
Rose Brothers
Stora
Victor A. Mason
Maple Streets
Hipere
Adler Block
Potter
Lundgren
House
EB. T. Wyatt
Deming
Neillsville
CB Edwards
Marshfield State Bank
P. A. & RR. Williams
Armory
W. T. Poad Dentral
Cedar Streets
W. A
Lend
D. DB
Ritet National Bank
James Graves Whiting
James Graves Whiling
Lyceum
Chautauguay
Orst Ave Wrg
Cor
Carn Srower’s
Wowanns
Womer
Brssiere
Rvi
Lino Ley
Oui
Wilel
Benjamin
Pinaud
Parfumerie
Pinaud Department M
Pinaud Building
Marshfield Music House
Fale Eldé
Emores
Childeun
Whitfemore Bros. & CO
Albany Sirent
Carbridge
Bless
Incorporated
Ganpital
Taylor & Scott Co., Wood County Abstracts
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