Flashy couple disrupts lower York hall with heist ruse
A notorious low street dance hall hosted a flamboyant pair whose costumes dazzled rivals. They sparked a brawl, fired shots, and blocked exits as police arrived. A group of four men were found with jewelry later tied to a bank robbery case, while the flashy pair revealed badges. The inspector and sergeant quickly arrested the four men, praising the clever plain clothes operation by Mattuck and Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower York
Galloot
Fye
Tey
Jaco Mattuck
Johnny Miller
Muttueck
K Street
Johnny
Force
Arthur D. Berwick
Raising Turkeys With A Three Acre Wire Nether Plan
Innes of Keeping the Minds Small Tange shares a turkey-raising method. A three-acre fenced area, wired with barbed tops, keeps turkeys contained near nests to protect eggs from predators and neighbors. February mating, careful selection of bronze turkeys, and emphasis on frame, bone, and plumage over weight guide breeding and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hem Chase
Charles Jones
Neizhburg
Roup In Fowls Roup And Treatment Advice
Roup in fowls described as a contagious catarrh with watery eye discharge thickening to a yellow white solid matter. Causes include drafty damp conditions. treatment includes boracic acid and water for eyes, creolin for mouth and nasal passages, and a 2 percent biuestlu alne solution. Preventive measures include adding epaomalte to drinking water in early stages.
Poultry Incubation and Incubator Tips from 1900s Notes
Incubation eggs kept three to four weeks at 45 to 4 degrees with daily strength loss. Dry feeding boosts hen fertility through meat meal, cracked corn and bran with grit. Clean houses, paint cracks, and use disinfectant to curb lice. Byproducts and rare feathers valued. tips on using them. Incubator guidance warns against drafts, sun, and near stoves. trim and clean lamps, keep eggs clean and dry, balance and turn eggs, and test viability by day seven and eleven.
Local Social Notes Show Visits and Moves Across Kentucky
Mrs Martha Neal is called to her brother Stephen Payne’s bedside in Mount Zion where pneumonia is reported. L M Geager moves to a Spencer county farm he purchased. Chaplin resident Miss Lillis Pulliam visits Miss Carrie Neale in Sparrow Miss Jappa Barnett stays with Ophia Black. Mrs R N Morgan and daughter Blanche return to Lawrenceburg. Ruby Napper of Lexington visits Miss Carrie Neale. N R Morgan plans to move from Lawrenceburg to his farm. Mrs M T Shields hosts guests including Mr and Mrs T K Cheat ham and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Neal
Stephen Payne
Mount Zion
L. M. Geager
Spencer County
Lillis Pulliam
Chaplin
Mie Jappa Barnett
Sparrow
Sam Yeager
Ophia Black
R. N. Morgan
Blanche
Lawrenceburg
Ruby Napper
Lexington
Carrie Neale
N. R. Morgan
M. T. Shields
T. K. Cheatham
Grig Thomas
John Cheatham
Arthur Duncan
Lizzie Cheatham
Exes For Matching In Hatchery Guidance From Connecticut Station
A Connecticut Experiment Station bulletin advises selecting uniform eggs for hatching and avoiding rough, dirty, or mottled exes, warns against very small or more than five days old eggs, and stresses proper dating. It also advocates granulated meat as a cheap poultry substitute, and details placing incubator chicks under hens with careful handling to ensure maternal acceptance and uniform brooding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Experiment Station
Connecticut
Spotwood to Stand at Stud Near Fredericktown 1906
Spotwood will stand the season of 1906 at my stable one half mile north of Fredericktown on the Tom pson place at eight dollars to insure a living colt. He is sired by Clay out of Sam Grundys Gray Susie with three Mambrino creases in his line. Though trotting bred he will sire saddle horses and make fine combined stock. Lien retained on all foals to secure service fee and money due when mare is parted with or bred to another horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericktown
Tompson
Clay
Sam Grundy
Spotwood
Lien
Joe Blackburn Seals Deal On Imported Paragon Colt
Montgomery reports Joe Blackburn shows a fine black jack foal at sixteen hands with white points and strong breeding. The owner pays eight dollars to insure a living colt with a lien retained to secure the service fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Blackburn
Free Classified Ads for Farm Animals and Eggs
In Lebanon and nearby areas a stream of small ads lists buyers and sellers. Numerous entries offer Duroc Jersey hogs dairy calves brood mares and work horses, with prices and contact routes. many sellers also offer eggs from Barred Plymouth Rock and Buff Orpington varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie L. Vize
Plymouth
Clydeley, RK
B. P. Recka
C. Buff
Orpington
Springfield Market Rincon Flans
A fragmented market listing shows prices for various goods and produce. Biden boons, butter, eggs, chickens, dried apples, ducks, corn meal, flour, lard, lime, potatoes, onions, turkeys, tallow, vinegar, wool, sorghum, and other commodities with per pound or per barrel pricing. The text preserves historic pricing details and unit measures for a period market page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biden
Conan
Texas Visit Brings Barnett To Mackville Home
Mrs Barnett of Mackville visited her parents Mr and Mrs Jake Kimberlin on Thursday. Mrs M E Dorsey is quite sick at this writing with Dr T Irvin Campbell of Louisville in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnett
Mackville
Jake Kimberlin
M. E. Dorsey
T. Irvin Campbell
Louisville
Local Notices and Community Moves in Jensertin Area
Visiting his brother Rev J Campbell at this place. Born to the wife of Robert Langford on the ted a boy. Henry Peterson sold his farm near Jensertin to his brother Tom and moved to Louisville for his future home. The community laments his departure as a good citizen. Miss Georgie Young spent Friday and Saturday with her sister Mrs John Elliott near Jenseton. Mrs Malissa Peyton convalescent after a lengthy illness. Mrs J A Thompson now living in Indian Territory moved back here. Many from this place attended county court at Springfield Monday. Master Bruce Campbell improving after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. J. Campbell
Robert Langford
Ted
Henry Peterson
Jensertin
Tom
Louisville
Georgie Young
John Elliott
Jensenton
Malissa Peyton
J. A. Thompson
Indian Territory
Springfield
Bruce Campbell
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Bates
United States
Gela
Sunshine Furniture
C. J. Haydon
A. ¥. Meerseh
Western Poultry Journal
T, Montgomery
Cribers
Linder
P.M. Howard
Lebanon
K. R.F D. No.3
Mr. Howard
F. G. Combs
J. Montgomery
Rt. 8
R. Thompson
Boeingfield
J.T. Montgomery
Frederickstown
J. A. Cecil
M. H. Jones
Will. Duncan
Plymouth Rock
Jim Keene
Bardstown Pike
W.G. G. Valley Hill
Chester
J. G. Adams
Route 3
B. L. Litsey
Cippington
Jas. J. Martin
R. F.D
Rhode Island
Malisa Peyton
Springfield Market
Texas
J. L. Allen
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph CO
Indiana
Illinois
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mississippi
Louisiana
James E. Caldwell
Leland Hume
Bec'y
Opera House
Bertha M. Clay
Dora Thorne
Dora
Earles
Smock & Haydon
Illinois Central
R. R
California
The
Northwest
Arizona
F. W. Harlow
W. H. Bond
Springfield, Ky
Presbyterian Church
Jas
J. Graves
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