United Doctors Specialist to Visit Godot Indiana Grand Hotel
One day only Friday June 23 1916 the United Doctors Specialist licensed by Indiana offer free consultation examination and advice for chronic diseases including stomach liver nerves heart and skin conditions no operations or injections. results claimed range from cures to substantial improvements with patients urged to tell friends of outcomes.
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United
Godot, Indiana Grand Hotel
Indiana
America
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Trustee Notice to Attend Madison Township Office
Trustee announces weekly office hours at his E T Laughlin building on East Main Street Odon to conduct Madison township business each Wednesday and Saturday.
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Odon
E. T. Laughlin
East Main Street
Madison Township
Amil Cox of Sear Plainville Receives Injury
Amil Cox of Sear Plainville was injured Tuesday in an incident reported by local authorities. Details remain sparse as investigators assess the scene and gather statements.
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Amil Cox
Sear Plainville
Pointers on silo building for cement silos
The piece argues against underground silos and claims all standard silo types keep silage about equally well if well built. It favors above ground cement silos and urges comparing cost maintenance and life, noting thin-wall and solid-wall cement silos as strong options.
Handy Cart For Farm Work
Advice on building a light two wheeled farm cart from old buggy wheels with a ground dip axle. Axle and shaft setup forms an underslung open rear, with a boarded front and sides. Use light materials to move barrels sacks and loads, building is quick and requires no special skill.
Valley View News Briefs Include Community Notes and Planting Finish
Valle y View reports a busy week with social visits, funeral attendance for Andrew J. Boyd, and local church events. Corn planting is complete, germination aided by warm days and rain, and R F D service remains a priority with George Cunningham introducing a new automobile for deliveries. The New Star theater receives praise for recent high quality programs and solos.
Best Kind of Wire Fencing for Farm Needs
The article explains choosing fencing by animal types. It compares woven-wire and barbed options for mixed livestock, cattle, and horses, noting cost versus stock safety and pasture extent. It suggests using general-purpose woven fabric for mixed herds and cheaper options when single species are kept.
EPSOM Couple United in Marriage Saturday
Roscoe Myers and Miss Golda Dale were married on Saturday. The text notes various local travels and visits by residents, including D. I. Myers to the county seat, and church activity with several ministers meeting at New Bethel Friday night. Rainfall over the weekend was greatly needed.
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Roscoe Myers
Golda Dale
Roberts
Odon
Key
Plainville
Hammond
Alfordsville
McWilliams
New Bethel
Duck Raising as Business On Farms and Its Limits
The article argues ducks suit family use more than marketing, noting poor profit due to distant markets and buyer prejudice. It cites N L Harris of Kansas State Agricultural College on water needs, dry-land feasibility with water, and duck diet, warning against overfeeding and warming weather before hatching. Pekin favored for meat quality.
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N. Ll. Flarris
Kansas State Agricultural College
Harris
Much Depends On Breeders For Better Poultry This Year
Poultry experts at Iowa State College say the main factor in improving the flock is choosing strong vigorous hardy disease resistant breeding stock. Poor vitality in breeders leads to weak hatchlings high mortality and smaller hens. use only birds with size vigor and egg production to ensure profitable chicks and winter laying pullets. Twenty five good hens and two good roosters can produce incubation eggs producing marketable chicks and rapid pullet maturation.
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Iowa State College
Grading the Little Chicks for Hatchery Health
The article explains how differences in vigor among chicks lead to dominance by strong birds in feeding and sunlit spaces. It recommends grading chicks by size once a perceptible difference appears or arranging the brooder so weaker chicks can access food independently.
Ingenious rocking coop discourages sitting hens
A two foot square lath coop on a shaft above ground tilts when a hen sits, forcing her to roost on the shaft. After two nights perched, a hen is said to be cured and the device, described by Benjamin R. Bush of Bay Shore New Jersey in Popular Mechanics, can house three or four hens with quick results.
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Benjamin R. Bush
Bay Shore
N. J
Popular Mechanics
Success with chickens saves chilled chicks with warm water dip
The article notes that percentage raised matters more than hatch count. After a cold spell soaked many chicks, a household used warm water dipping and wrapping in flannel to revive nearly lifeless birds. The method proved effective in reviving severely chilled chicks.
Animal Protein for Fowls in Poultry Yards
Buttermilk is a top animal protein for fowls and, due to its low cost, will become a common feed in poultry yards in coming years. It can be obtained from most local creameries for about one cent per gallon and should be fed in stoneware vessels.
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Gbon Drug CO
Valley View
Valley Viegw
Journ Valley View
Cleveland Johnson
Near Mud Pike
John Herron
Ancel Ketchem
R. S. Boyd
Willie
Ruby Wille
Emmerson
Viola Shake
Andrew J. Boyd
Good Hove
Chester Sims
Eaglesville
Foglesong
Rev
S. L. Todd
John Williams
H. Q. Ketchem
Mary Todd
Pleasant Hill
A. J. Boyd
Zelina Wikle
Hazel Christenberry
Billown
Raleigh Callahan
Mr. Callahan
Mrs
Wm. Callahan
A. S. Boyd
Mary A. Boyd
Alvin Zigler
Mabel Wikle
Herman McCollins
Susie Bowman
Elnora
R. F. D. Service
G. A. Cunningham
Epsom
Herbert Carter
Washington
D. I. Myers
Clarence McCall
Thedore McCall
Son David
Oden
M. E. Faith
Mattie Faith
A. C. Myers
B. H. Ritter
Mrs. Spaulding of
Ollyth
Clara McCall
Sister Mamie
Mary McCall
Sarah Metheny
Oral Riggins of
Rouen
The
Staff of Life
Il Tag
Vies
W. R. Neeriemier
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