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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1920
Page
7
Danville authorities report $300 worth of meal tickets cashed at the students mess are counterfeit. Investigators say counterfeit books were sold at a discount by a sharper.
Kodak resident Taylor Combs hauled corn from a steep hillside when a mule colt entangled in the gearing caused the team to be thrown and roll to the ravine bottom, killing one horse.
Mayfeld and Turley Stewart arrested after a car believed stolen from Slayden Covington was blocked on a Brownsville road with guns following advanced instructions. He was brought back and bonds set at $2,000.
Clyde L Rogers died from whooping cough as eight other Lowe Rogers children suffer in acute form. Local authorities report a small Kentucky family hit by a severe outbreak with multiple infections and one death.
In Ashland Kentucky John Mayo faced a hands up robbery at his home. The robber took only four dollars and fifty cents from Mayo's purse but returned the money and kept him safe at his doorstep until Mayo entered.
The Rev. John T. Carr, 77, longtime circuit rider for the Methodist church, died at Crittenden from infirmities. He had served in Williamstown and elsewhere before his retirement.
The 1910 census reports 2,906,525 ducks valued at $1,567,164, down about 40 percent from 1900 due to different survey dates. Long Island hosts large commercial duck farms amid a national shift toward commercial operations, with 11 standard breeds categorized into meat egg and ornamental classes and most farm ducks tracing to the Mallard.
Keep the nests clean and provide one nest for every four hens. Gather eggs twice daily and store them in a cool dry room or cellar. Market eggs at least twice a week and purchase well matured pullets rather than hens.
A breeder who switches from one fowl breed to another must study new feeding and care requirements. The article urges learning best foods, housing methods, and other varying needs to keep the birds healthy.
A dry mash mix for fowls uses 100 pounds wheat middlings 100 pounds wheat bran 100 pounds corn meal 50 pounds meat scrap. Feed continuously with skim milk available for chicks to clean up with the mash.
Joseph Shreve a 50 year old farmer died from heart disease after his mule team frightened a wagon at Rush Branch Lebanon. He stopped the flight then fell back into his wagon and collapsed.
J. L. Maggard drove a coal load from Lewis banks when the wagon bed front gate came loose on a hill. The load spilled on the team causing the horses to run away and Maggard suffered serious injuries in the wagon wreck.
Old age and poor health put 46 head of Big Type Po lands up for sale at your price. Sire and dam bought in Iowa. spring boats now ready. Contact Fount Rice at 632X Terril Kentucky for details.
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