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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
7
Mrs Wm Cornell is no better. Families visit and dine with neighbors across East Union and Kempton. Judge Mount and family visit A J Fox. many locals travel to Westfield and Noblesville for events. Children’s day exercises planned at Lamoine next Sunday at 2 30 p m.
Jake Waller visited C. P. Coleman and family last Friday. Ada Cox and Othella Cox returned home after nine months at Union High. The school closed last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed McVey spent Sunday at the A H Cline home. Jink Bailey and family of Peoria Illinois are visiting relatives here. May Baker visited with May beth Helfer Sunday. Cretin Burton spent Sunday with relatives near Horton.
R F D No 23 reports Mrs Albert Clark gravely ill with erisipylas and grandma Jackson in poor health. Ova Bower shopped in Indianapolis Friday. Elijah Steele loses a valuable horse Thursday. Andy Fox family and daughter Virginia visit near Ekin with L A Staley family. Frank Grant family dine with Jacob Boyer family Sunday. Nellie Burton spent late week with sister Mrs Claude Price. Adeline and son Dell visit Kempton Sunday afternoon.
Boxley notes invite all to a Children's Day exercises Sunday June 12 at 10 30 a m at the M E church. Local visits include Mr and Mrs George Palmer with Will Palmer and family and J D Hershman with John Small and families. Also Clint Hubbard and family and Hadley Teter group at Marion Helfer home. Miss Lucy McMurtry stayed with Mrs R C Haughey. Mrs John Grinstead and Mrs Smith were Tipton visitors Saturday.
Alf Graham and family entertain friends last Sunday. Marshall Edwards of Kokomo visits sister Ruth Benson. Rev. T P Baker and family spend summer with Harvey Pickett family. Ella Scott of Sheridan stays with sister Mary Baker and her daughters Retha and Rachel are ill. Laura Scott visits Arthur Baker home. Henry and Jasper Moore visit with Jesse Hod son family. George and Wm Catterson visit Baker and Foulke homes and attend funeral of Mrs. Sarah Baker. Myrna Hodson visits cousin Lois Hodson and attends Sunday school picnic. Families from College Corner, Muncie, and Indianapolis attend the funeral. Newport and relatives stay on. Lula and Rin Beam visit Thomas Baker and Gertrude.
Johnie Ogle is recovering from typhoid fever. Farmers complain of April weather. Marshall Boyer and Quincy Miller shipped hogs to the city. Ted McKinney bought a new buggy. A Commencement at Hills church drew attendees. Mont Cox of Sheridan visited grandparents L A Staley and family. Nellie Smith from Bakers Corner visited Mrs Laura Early. F C Glant and family enjoyed a day with Jacob Boyer. Mr and Mrs Orlie Butcher hosted guests for dinner. Dan Biddle and Rollie Early with families visited their parents Geo Biddle and family. Mrs Claude Price hosted at William Price home near Ekin. William Road and Dallas Harris visited Pet Smith family. Miss Ida Harris dined with Ted McKinney. Leslie Hines attended Sheridan Saturday night, visiting Mrs Emily McMurtry. Earl Hines of Noblesville visits with Clifford Glunt.
Bus excursion text notes a round trip train from Sheridan to Indianapolis leaving 9 40 and returning at 6 00 pm on June 12 with a fare of 75 cents.
An experienced dairy expert outlines three core rules to build a profitable herd. Focus on constitutional vigor, then utility in stock, and finally beauty with cash value. Crosses like Guernsey in Normandy and Brittany show how quality and vigor yield higher returns. higher milks boost herd value and profitability.
Practical guidance for sheep farming stressing tick dips that target ticks but not eggs, cost efficiency of dips, the advantage of good tillage, attentive feeding, and the necessity of woven wire fences over barbed wire. Emphasizes up to date practices to improve breeding and grazing efficiency.
Farmers note fat cows cost more to feed and reduce milk efficiency. A cow that fattened while milking wastes feed, while a thin cow with good appetite often yields better returns. Managers seek cows with strong milk output and lean condition.
The guide advises giving three week old pigs the sow and litter access to a run for exercise air and sun. At eight weeks they should be weaned and given a feeding trough. A diet of soaked corn skim milk cooked seeds and mill feeds aids growth while avoiding excess corn meal which can fatten rather than healthy growth.
Dairying in industry confines farmers to regular hours and proper timing. Once started, they must work steadily, rarely shirking, which forces them to the cellar and makes them persist, leading to success.
Calves should receive warm milk from the mother at least three times a day. At about two weeks old add sweet milk from the separator to the whole milk in a roughly half and half ratio.
Sheridan resident Mrs. Emma Hackleman reports relief from long standing kidney pain backache headaches and dizziness after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She bought a box at Elliott's Drug Store and endorses the product as a kidney remedy. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sale agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
C E Greegory the druggist states he took the agency for ZEMO after evaluating its merit for eczema pimples and dandruff. He reports ZEMO exceeds expectations as a cure for skin diseases and plans to continue selling it. The product is described as a clean vegetable liquid for external use that draws germ life from the skin.
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