Dr A J Chilton Moves Practice to Montpelier
Dr A J Chilton relocates from Bret the Modern Drug Co to Goodman Chrisman Jewelry Store in the First National Bank Building Montpelier and will be available November 19 20 21 22 and 23 from to 7 p m He has practiced in Bear Lake for six years and many patients speak well of him
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Modern_Drug Co
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Paria
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Paris Post notes local events and visitor
Wis during week Chas Innes of Orden visits Paris and returns after military service. Lost eye glasses reported to office. Young Ladies Mutual in Second ward reorganized with Beatrice Law as president and Elva Law and Jean Law as counselors. Emery Mullica of Montpelier marked a new world series star as he and wife welcomed a baby boy. James Dunn and wife celebrate 25th anniversary with a social. Halloween party hosted by Miss Ella Sutton and Master Dell Sutton for about 35 children with games and refreshments.
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Young Ladies Mutual
Paris Second Ward
Beatrice Law
Jean Law
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Marjorie Bolton
Emery Mullica
Montpelier
Ella
Dell Sutton
Teachers Examination Dates Set for State and County Certs
The notice lists the teachers examination to be held at the court house on November 15 16 and 17 under County Superintendent H Spencer. Dr Baylitt eye specialist is now ready to treat all eye trouble with 25 years experience and is permanently in Room 2 Browning Building Paris planning to settle Bear Lake locally. Consultations are free and work is done at home with guaranteed satisfaction.
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Court House
H. Spencer
Tax on Railroad Tickets and War Tax Provisions
Congress imposed a war tax effective November 1 on transportation, including eight percent of ticket fares to the United States, Canada, and Mexico, ten percent on Pullman tickets, and three percent on freight charges. The taxes go to the government, but railroads are charged by the law.
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Canada
Mexico
Fielding Academy Students Donate for Liberty Bonds
Students at Fielding Academy rally for world liberty and democracy during Liberty Bond week. President Joseph R. Shepherd and student body president Hantt Passey present a fifty dollar Liberty Bond donation, praising loyal alumni and faculty support.
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Fielding Academy
Joseph R. Shepherd
Wid Hantt Passey
Boy Injured In Buggy Accident In Montpelier
The Wilcox boy, son of Mr Joseph Wilcox of Montpelier, suffered a painful leg injury Tuesday October 30 when his ankle caught in a buggy wheel while two boys rode along. Dr Ashby and Dr Kings treated torn flesh and ligaments with exposed bone. 31 P Rich of Pagis transported him to the hospital. No bones were broken, and the incident warns children against stealing rides in carriages or autos.
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Pagis
Ration for Pregnant Sows for Strong Newborn Pigs
Guidance on feeding pregnant sows three weeks before farrowing. A ration of nine parts rolled barley to one part tankage or three pounds skim milk to one pound barley is advised. The method aims to insure strong lusty and active piglets at birth.
Growthy Young Colt and Workable Age Chart
The note discusses a two year old colt fit for limited work a three year old able to work steadily with moderate load and a well developed four year old ready for regular placement in work teams. It emphasizes half day work for the young colt and non strenuous loads for the three year old.
Separated yards for boars advised to prevent fighting
The article warns against housing two boars together. It notes they may cohabit briefly but are prone to fighting, risking injuries and wasted vitality. Proper separation is urged to maintain breeding readiness and avoid harm.
Similarities Between the Sexes in Debate
The item notes that men and women are alike in one respect arguing. The more you argue with them the less you convince them. This brief observation reflects a humorous view on discourse across genders.
Sheep profitable on farms with added flocks and shelter
The author argues sheep farming can profitably accompany existing cattle and hogs on many farms. After 23 years in farming he suggests adding 10 to 100 more sheep, citing doubled grain outputs on some fields and the value of proper shelters to keep flocks dry and productive.
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W. F. Baird
Garvest Grups With Swine In Ohio Feeding Trial
Three pig lots were fed 80 days with differing feeds. Lot 1 received ear corn and clover pasture, Lot 2 rye, Lot 3 rape pasture, plus one fourth pound tankage per pig daily. Average daily gains were 0.8, 0.57 and 0.75 pounds with feed per pound of gain 2.06, 6.34 and 2.01 respectively. Lot 2 joined Lot 1 on clover and Lot 3 stayed on rape for 20 days. gains averaged 0.75 pounds on clover with 8.64 pounds feed per pound gain, and 0.87 on rape with 3.16 pounds feed per pound gain.
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Ohio
Pedigree of Direct Value in Animal Ancestry
The pedigree records five or six generations of ancestors and asserts that like produces like, guiding the value of animal lineage through hereditary traits as the fundamental natural law.
Don't Sell Breeding Stock in High Price Temptations
Warning to farmers against selling breeding cows or brood sows due to fluctuating stock prices. Emphasizes risks of dropping calves or litters and advises to resist short term price incentives.
Armored Train on Western Front Camouflaged Against Fliers
A fragment notes an armored train on the Western Front hidden by camouflage to avoid enemy air observation. The rest blends unrelated lines about control, health roles, and cleaning tips, including dust removal and ink stain remedies.
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