Butter in Winter Demands Careful Cow Management
An Ohio byline explains winter butter issues from cream handling to churning. Proper ripening and temperature matter, with better feed and regular milking improving yields. The piece cites Daisy Grace DeKol, a Holstein from Maplecrest, as a high producer with 352.87 pounds in 90 days.
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A. Galliguer
Ohio
Daisy Grace DeKol
Maplecrest Farm
Kalamazoo
Mich
Hay Stacker Handy Implement From Farm and Home
A vintage guide describes a DIY hay stacking outfit with a 12 foot sill length 3 inch planks a 23 foot mast and various braces and uprights. It explains joints pulleys ropes and steps for mounting two stacks without moving the device.
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Puteaiff
Nervy Michigan Man Undergoes Rib Removal During Lung Drainage
Saginaw Mich Ferdinand Heyman 23 faced high heart risk but endured a 45 minute operation without anesthesia to release lung congestion. Surgeons removed part of a rib after drawing off chest fluid with a suction pump. He stayed conscious throughout and is expected to recover fully.
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Saginaw
Mich
Ferdinand Heyman
Heyman
Convict Daley Sentenced for Nonsupport in Somerville Court
Judge Day sentences William T. Daley to a year in Middlesex jail for nonsupport of his wife and child. The wife testified she had to wash for food while he spent money on drinking. The court notes the state may claim the husband’s wages during confinement and allocates 50 cents daily from the jail superintendent.
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Boston
Loaded Dice Before Court
Eugene Stockton, a sporting goods merchant, testified before Judge Landis and a jury in Chicago’s United States District Court about methods gamblers use to defraud. He admitted mailing advertising for crooked dice and marked cards and a rules book. Stockton described loaded dice manufacturing and use of electricity to fleece victims, while asserting his aim was merely to sell goods.
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Chicago
K. M.landis
United States
Eugene Stockton
Stockton
Blind mules bring coal to Excelsior Springs
Richmond Missouri report says Schooler, a sightless man, hauled a load of coal five miles to Excelsior Springs with no driver. After deliveries he found his team missing and feared theft, only to learn the mules chose to go home alone, traveling home safely without a mishap.
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Richmond
Rkce
Schooler
Excelsior Springs
Petrified Lobster and Oyster Added to MIT Collection
The article notes Petrified remains of a lobster and an oyster, about 50 million years old, added to MITs geological collection. Collected by Prof. Hervey Shimer and Mrs. Shimer during a six month tour of Bohemia France England Ireland Wales and other countries.
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Camavez
Masa
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Hervey Shimer
Bohemia
Farm Waif Turns Fortune in Kansas City Real Estate Boom
Annie J. Scott, born on a Missouri farm, rises from nursemaid to physician trainee, then builds a fortune in Kansas City real estate and home building. Starting with $2,000, she and partners profit on tracts, platting, selling 200 houses and amassing over $100,000 in five years while personally supervising every project.
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Anas Es Kan
Annie J. Scott
Lafayette County
Warrensburg Normal School
Warrensburg
Normal School
Illana
Kansas City
Medical College of the
University of Kansas
Ilraere
Fortythird Street
State Line
Razers Eye a Historic Old Mansion
Through the death of Miss Jane R Haines Wyck the ancestral Germantown mansion at Germantown avenue and Walnut lane faces possible destruction if the historic ground is sold. The house houses relics including a chair Lafayette sat in 1824 and contains floors bearing flags from the Battle of Germantown. Built 1698 by Dirck Jansen, later owned by Haines through Reuben Haines lineage, Wyck preserves Philadelphia history amid a now vacant, timeworn estate.
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Hiladelphia
Jane R. Haines
Wyck
Haines
Germantown Avenue
Walnut Lane
Philadelphia
Germantown
Lafayette
Dirck Jansen
Caspar Wistar
Wistar
Reuben Haines
Iss Haines
Aged Newsie Leaves Hoard to Church
Lawrence Ring, a familiar Third and Chestnut streets resident and Civil War veteran, died at City Hospital of apoplexy. His will, filed for probate, leaves to a church fund and assigns a modest bequest for masses. A safety deposit box key was missing and his bank deposits were small. He lived in a single room at 6 North Third Street and spoke of Admiral Dewey as his former captain.
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Fort Fisher
George Dewey
Mississippi Valley
Trust Company
Haale
Ring
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