H C Evans on Chick Food Forcing Beef Scraps
H C Evans discusses poultry feed changes including beef scraps and alfalfa meal in a compact column. The note highlights ingredient shifts and potential effects on chicken nutrition.
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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1906
Page
6
H C Evans discusses poultry feed changes including beef scraps and alfalfa meal in a compact column. The note highlights ingredient shifts and potential effects on chicken nutrition.
A reportorial representative from a major news bureau in San Antonio, lacking luggage, received immediate Southern hospitality. A local reporter lent his cuff and invited him in, prompting a lighthearted exchange remembered by editors. Frank files and Mr Grice replied with thanks and a note of appreciation for the gesture.
An old advertisement claims Electric Bitters restore health for indigestion and chronic liver issues. It notes S. A. Brown of Bennettaville endorses the remedy after years of dyspepsia and torpid liver. It lists ailments from chills to kidney and bladder troubles and offers a money back guarantee through C. E. Elliott, druggist.
Aesian paper notes that corn loaned to a hoy becomes cash stored as investment, with savings and higher interest. It describes a condeiser figure who quits pens and earns space while storing a manufacturer’s goods including hams lard brushes cheese toothpaste soaps and sausage. He converts corn into coin.
The fragmentary obituary records Robert To Oele born August 27 in Johnson County Indiana and died June di at age 75 plus years. It describes migrations to Hamilton County and two marriages Edith Burris and Mary Elizabeth Harris, with children, and a tale of a dean's gift of two bottles of Irish whisky as a curious postscript.
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