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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1909
Page
8
Local notes describe visits to Maple Hill and Tatham Springs. Readers report social visits, illnesses, farm purchases, and a moonlight party. The piece also discusses breeding Shetland ponies with emphasis on conformation, stamina, and sturdy build.
Property listing offering 7 to 200 acres on a good pike with a brick dwelling a tenant house three tobacco barns and fine tobacco land. At least half the farm is new land. Asking price 40 dollars per acre.
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Kimball's Dairy Farmer notes the silo as a sign of dairy prosperity. Silage feeds cows and sheep, smooths seasonal gaps, and keeps stock in good condition. He predicts silos will spread widely as feeding efficiency grows.
The article discusses causes of butter streaking from salt diffusion and overworking, advising minimal processing before salting and fine grinding of salt. It also reports on the Agriculture Department’s consideration of introducing Bokhara sheep for Pershin lamb fur and notes on astrakhan fur and Rokbara sheep for mutton.
The passage argues two thirds want quality and style, not bargains. It states discount pricing harms perceived value, while effective ads should build confidence. It parallels investing, noting above par securities are viewed as more desirable than discounted ones.
Local ad column lists farm stock and land sales from Springfield and area. Sellers include M. H. Jones, Dr Debee, W. D. Claybrook, Gibbs & Birch, Mrs. Sam Tucker, J. L. Allen, C. L. Brady, C. L. Grundy, Gibbs & Thomas, and C. W. Homan seeking or offering livestock, grain, hay, and animals. Kentucky Star Pour promoted for baking.
John Washington of Bosqueville Texas contracted blood poison from a spider bite and lay in bed five weeks. Three doctors failed to help until Bucklen's Arnica Calve completely cured him. Suitable for eczema boils burns and piles. available at Haydon Robertson's.
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