Public Enemies and Poultry Notes Highlight Week
Private editorial snippets discuss safe driving and pride in speed, while poultry breeding raises maturity debates and an egg with three yolks. A notice offers legal printing help for estate settlements. Michigan State College Farmers Week features a team of oxen offered for 500 dollars to outperform all comers.
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Michigan State College
Frank Martin
Battle Creek
Those Little Liner Ads Do Bug Business in Brief
Small liner ads prove effective for quick results. They attract attention and prompt action at low cost, making them a practical tool for sparing space while reaching local readers.
Rate of Growth Inherited Among Purdue Poultry Study
Purdue University researchers found growth rate in birds is influenced by inherited factors. They indicate eight to nine week old birds with faster growth can be selected and mated to yield offspring that grow faster and larger than the original flock average. The practice stresses selecting the fastest growing birds, especially males, to improve stock.
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Hampshires
Perdue University
Katie and the Bear Tale From Mason County History
Henry Butler recalls the Riverton Township episode of Katie Flynn being carried off by a bear while near a marsh hay field. Katie reportedly spent a day and night with the animal until rescued as locals hunted along the river. The bear later returned to the Flynn cabin before being shot by an Indian guard.
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Katie Flynn
the Bear
Mason County
Michigan
Henry Butler
Riverton Township
Butler
Henry Flynn
Flynn
Katie
Minstead
Local businessmen seek more customers amid busy ads
A fragment suggests some people wish for more business while others advertise actively and stay busy, depicting a contrast between struggling and thriving local commerce.
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