Turkey and duck flock notes from Smooth Springs OG Coarse
Local farm report lists hens from Smooth Springs OG Coarse Springs, duck and goose counts, and gobbler totals with names SANDELL and Rey noted among the flock observations.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1903
Page
12
Local farm report lists hens from Smooth Springs OG Coarse Springs, duck and goose counts, and gobbler totals with names SANDELL and Rey noted among the flock observations.
District 117 notes 23 total pupils 1 boy and 7 girls? 6 visitors and six award certificates for no absence or tardiness given to Glen Ralph Bernie Lash Nettie Hunter teacher. District 24 month Nov 3 to Dec 4 lists 25 enrolled 22 average attendance. Names several pupils with perfect attendance and high grades including Ellen Rosenquist Andrew Granstedt Josie Robison Edward Robison Robert Robison Ralph Moe Dorothy Street Grace Mahan Ellen Mabel Rosenquist James Street Berthia Johnson.
District 48 notes Stella Brayman visits with the Murphy family and social visits by Bartlett Ixelly Skeels Brown and others. A child of Mr and Mrs Will Adams died after a fire in a cob stove, funeral by Rev. Herrick at Pleasant Ridge cemetery with community sympathy. Bertha Wilson begins learning a trade at the post office.
The following list shows credits awarded this week to eligible subscribers. New subscribers are marked with a star and returning subscribers with a dagger.
A fragment from a menu lists beverages and soups including hot drinks soda chocolate grape and Latin bouillon beef tea. No full itemized menu or prices provided.
The Rev. Irt R Hicks Almanac for 1904 is prepared and available by mail for 30 cents. It promises weather and storms insights for 1904 and accompanies Hicks Papers, offered alongside other Worpard and Work publications. Orders can be sent to Works Publishing Co at 2201 Locust St. St Louis Mo.
Utility prospectus invites buyers to November and December trips to Greer County Oklahoma and nearby Southwest lands via the Frisco System. It promises fertile farming land at one quarter to one tenth the cost of eastern plots, with strong acre yields and potential profits. Inquiries urged to R. S. Lemon Secretary Frisco System Immigration Bureau St. Louis Missouri.
The article stresses proper feed for cows pigs and hens to maximize milk pork and eggs, then questions child nutrition. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as a balanced food combining cod liver oil to build flesh blood and muscle, implying it suits delicate children and those with anemia.
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Monday evening about six o clock the baby son of Mr and Mrs W Adams of Lincoln township died of burns suffered when clothing caught fire. The child was alone with siblings when Mrs Adams arrived to find the infant dying at the door. Det Hageman attended but medical aid failed to save the child. The cause of the clothing ignition remains unknown and the family asks for cautious home fire safety.
For sale a three year old Poland China boar bred by the celebrated Perfect I Know stock from Nelson. Call on or address CAL Be Jonson. Doubles south of Seandas.
Osatr Al Anderson renewed for the tour and ordered changes to the route. He shifted from the previous plan to Courtland to begin the new leg, aiming to reach the front of the circuit from that place.
The exhibit showcases ancient Babylon and Nineveh pieces carved in ivory. Curators note the intricate artistry of these relics attracting strong public interest.
A dated article notes British government and public worry over large scale importation of laborers or coolies. It mentions proposals to bring Tartars from Kazan in Russia as a possible solution amid economic strain and social tensions.
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