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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1907
Page
6
In Washington County Kentucky 1907 the court ordered an election at the November 1907 poll to decide if livestock may run at large on the public highways in Willisburg Precinct No 3. Sheriff and officers will set ballots accordingly and voters are notified by J C Osborne and W F Booker.
Washington County court orders voters of Springfield precinct No. 8 to vote at the November 1907 election on whether livestock may run at large on the public highway. Clerk W F Booker attests. polls to open with trial vote on the issue. Osborne S W C.
J G Howell files in Washington County Court to hold an election at the next regular vote in Mackville precinct No 6 to decide if stock highways should run at large in the precinct. Sheriff to open polling and notify voters of Mackville precinct No 6 for the 1907 election. Attest W F Booker Clk Court. J S Osborne S W C.
Washington County court moves November 1907 vote to decide if stock may run at large on public highway in Kelly Shop precinct 11. Sheriff and officials directed to open polls and count ballots on election day. Voters warned polls will be open for this purpose in the precinct.
In Washington County Kentucky during regular term in August 1907 James Wall filed an appeal with twenty voters to determine if stock may run at large on the public highway within precinct No 2 The election will be held in the precinct with ballots asking whether stock may roam the public highway The clerk allocates the order and attests the record Booker Go
In precinct No 2 Washing the court outlines the process to notify voters about whether stock may run on the public highway in M Wille precinct No 2. J. G. Osborne and WC are involved in the matter. The notice concerns the public highway use and the designated precinct.
Practical guidance from Country Life In America on dog care. Details daily feeding limits to avoid digestion issues, meal timing, and types of safe foods. Advises regular exercise, proper kennel conditions, grooming, and flea control. Cautions against overfeeding and unsafe foods like liver.
Instructions describe wading into water to waist depth, lying on back with chin raised, and keeping ears submerged while floating. It details inhaling through the mouth exhaling through the nose and maintaining a straight still posture to float for extended periods.
For sharp features wear hats forward with full hair and a veil, avoiding sharp hat lines. Irregular features suit hats with crushed brims. Small or flat noses should not wear projecting hats. opt for medium size with modest towers or rows. Lace edges and indented trims help.
A guide from the Kaushsity Times describes making a nerve pillow at home. It lists drying herbs such as hop cutnip barberry sweet fern and other fragrant plants, then mixing with sand powder and filling a pillow with down or batting.
Instructions describe washing a print dress with moderately warm soapy water then a quick rinse in cold water. Do not rub soap on the fabric nor leave it wet or mixed with other wet items. If the print is black, add salt to the boiling water.
Practical guidance for rearing pigeons notes strong stock selection feeding and housing. Emphasizes healthy unmated birds, balanced grain, grit, clean water, and vigilant parasite control. Warns against fattening squabs and advises addressing disease with bowel cleansing and proper coops.
The text argues that there can be many edits to a general plan for a poultry home, but to achieve best results the outlined scheme should be followed closely, with only minor deviations acceptable. It emphasizes careful adherence to the core method.
Instructional note describes treating roupy fowls by filling a pall with water, adding kerosene, dipping the lead of ailing birds, and ensuring oil penetrates the nostrils and throat. Isolates affected birds, adds kerosene to drinking water, and emphasizes cleaning pens and whitewashing.
A short note discusses pigeon disease fears deterring pigeon flesh ventures. It argues pigeons are naturally vigorous hardy and resilient with proper management. The piece urges practical care and regular oversight to remove disease as a barrier to successful pigeon enterprises.
The text notes daily fattening practices using large cast iron cook kettles from 14 to 150 gallons. These kettles, designed for stock feeding, are sold by poultry supply and farm implement houses. Food cooked in a covered kettle stays hot for ten to twelve hours after fire is out.
The New England Poultry Journal argues that the Light Brahma, once highly popular, is neglected now but remains a highly profitable breed when properly managed. Many readers concur with the journal's view.
The writer asserts there is no single best feed for different poultry breeds. Any feed that yields results is acceptable. Whole wheat oats and barley are described as cod feeds suitable for all poultry varieties.
The article explains ancient signs such as cirrus wind clouds, sunset colors, and cloud formations to forecast rain within twenty four hours. It notes that pale sunsets, dusky cloud sheets, and red sunsets imply wind and rain, while calm, delicate clouds suggest fine weather. It also adds home care tips for washing cut glass.
Instructions advise cautious washing of valuable china and bronze pieces. Use a warm soapy bath with a drop of ammonia, wash each piece separately with a soft painter’s brush, rinse in clean warm water, and dry with lint-free cloths. Bronze items can be washed similarly and finished with chamois leather. Some suggest a paraffin-free rag for final polish.
A Milwaukee Journal report quotes a baldheaded physician claiming that wearing a skullcap and daily cold-water exposure cured his chronic colds. He says removing the skullcap once led to sneezing, but applying cold water to his scalp each morning has kept him cold-free for a year.
The guide claims rhinestones can be cleaned with ordinary chalk. Rub chalk over stones and settings, let it sit briefly, then brush away residue with a stiff brush and polish with chamois skin. The result is a sparkling effect that may impress friends as newly increased diamond stock.
Dr Henry Smith Williams explains gravitation shapes winds and waters and relentlessly pulls every rock particle toward Earths center. The force causes rock from mountain crests to descend into valleys, eroding peaks and mixing soils, gradually returning material to the sea bed over time.
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