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Newspaper

Springfield Sun

Location

Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1909

Page

6

Arranging Price of Horse by Farmer Consumer Demand

The article argues farmers, as the primary horse buyers, set prices as wholesale markets lose influence. It notes rising agricultural demand in the northwestern states and Canada, with higher prices driven by farm needs for work, machinery, and modernization. Prosperity in farming boosts the horse industry and reshapes valuation rules.

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METHOD OF CUTTING CARCASS FOR BEEF RING DISTRIBUTION

An illustrated chart presents a method of dividing a carcass for distribution among members of a beef ring. The diagram shows steps to slice and allocate portions according to share.

How to Divide a Cooperative Beef Ring Among Members

The guide explains dividing a carcass among co operative beef ring members by a butcher. It details allocating hide head heart and fat and describes weekly portions per person. By rotating portions members with large families receive full shares while others get half portions.

Livestock Notes Offer Farm Care Advice

Cold air does not injure sheep but wet coats and wind raise risk. Give horses light, not a blank wall. Hogs eating chickens can be stopped by a tin strip on their ears. Keep sheep out of storms but allow daily outdoor time. Separate weak ewes and feed. fatten delicate ones for the Dutcher. Milk for newborn colts within half an hour is crucial. Corn stalks are valuable fodder when green and shredded.

Soaked Corn for Pigs on Clover Pastures

Farmers are advised to soak corn for pigs twice daily while pigs graze on clover or blue grass. A mix of corn and pasture promotes fast growth and cheap pork. A slop of wheat shorts and water helps, or skim milk can replace water for better results.

Detroit Goose Market Lines Hastings Street Poultry Trade

The Detroit Free Press reports a goose and duck market on a vacant Hastings Street corner near the Polish settlement. Women shoppers pick live fowl, inspect for plenitude and plumpness, then pay and carry their birds home, amid brisk bargaining and neighborly envy.

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Model Pennsylvania Road on Hummelstown Pike

A Washington Herald report describes a road mix of water gas tar cement liquid asphaltum road oil carbolic powder copper sulphate and wintergreen. It claims disinfecting power prevents disease and keeps surface dry in all seasons while resisting frost and mud with low application cost.

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False Doctrine and a Quack Medicine Tale

The late Dr. Theodore Wolf of Delaware College reduced his state chemist fees as a notable act of unselfishness. A Newark observer recalls his engaging lectures on quack medicines and an anecdote about a man who overdosed on pills and tonics, seeking reform from his wife who cites a liturgical verse warning against false doctoring.

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Advertising expert at Tailors’ convention mocks fashion trends

A well known advertising expert at the Tailors' National Association banquet jokes about current ad images of men’s clothing. He recalls a distant past scene of a brother rushing in and a beard shaved off while red whiskers remain.

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Wisecrack on Impetuous People and Black Eyes

A pithy exchange notes that hotheaded individuals risk drawing trouble. The quip contrasts those who already possess what they warn against with those who might attract it by rash actions.

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