Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims Autarrh Cure
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio states the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Notary A W Gleason attested December 1886. Ad promotes internal use and blood action with testimonials and free samples. Sold by all druggists. Pills for constipation.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Chenery
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Hal
F. J. Cheney & CO
Mt Calvary Delivers Patchwork Health News
B W Purcell is convalescing. B Graham visited Alex Robbins Saturday. Leuis Story has the la grippe. Jehan W Cox and Stonewall Bro die who have been sick have recovered.
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B. W. Purcell
B. Graham
Alex Robbins
Leuis
Jehan W. Cox
Stonewall Brodie
Shake Into Your Shoes Allen's Foot-Ease Pain Relief
Antiseptic powder relieves painful feet and bunions. Used by American French and British troops at the front. Sold everywhere for 25 cents.
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Allen
Notice to Non-Residents in Sullivan Circuit Court
In Sullivan County Indiana the Sullivan Circuit Court issues a notice to Emma Coppage nonresident. John B Coppage files divorce complaint 17576 on January 15 1918. The defendant must answer by March 11 1918 or the case will proceed in her absence. Clerk David Giles signs and seals the order. Attorney A G McNabb represents the plaintiff. First insertion January 16 1918. 3t.
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Indiana
Sullivan County
Sullivan Circuit Court
John 8
Coppage
Emma Coppage
A. G. McNabb
Sullivan Circuit
David Giles
Plaintiff
Stock Raisers Urged to Use Farm By-Products for Profit
Farmers face a waste crisis as over 100 million dollars worth of corn stover straw is lost yearly. By using farm by-products for cattle sheep and horses profits rise and meat and dairy supplies grow. Research from the U S Department of Agriculture and Wisconsin station shows roughages in breeding herds yield higher profits than exclusive corn diets. Cleanliness prevents hog diseases and parasites reducing losses in hog raising.
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Office of Farm Management
United States Department of Agriculture
The Hog As A Rapidly Profitable Market Animal
The hog reproduces itself quickly and returns invested money rapidly. Hogs, consuming waste and by products, rival no other animal. Following steers, hogs can capture much feed value and boost profit per steer by six to nine dollars. They raise profitably in nearly all areas and soils, requiring less labor equipment and capital than any other farm animal.
Winter Dairying Offers Clear Advantages for Dairymen
The article argues that breeding cows for fall calves yields benefits including higher milk prices, steadier year round labor, extended lactation, and better calf rearing. Fall calves can be started on a winter ration, then moved to pasture, allowing close supervision and strong growth. Recent experiment station findings support these points.
Feed Mix for Wintering Stocker Cattle Proves Economical
A ration of corn silage and cottonseed meal offers economical feeding for stocker cattle. One pound of cottonseed meal daily, paired with the corn silage intake, yields a slight weight gain in stocker steers.
Dual purpose animals vary between dairy and beef types
Breeders continue a clear divergence toward dairy or beef tendencies in dual purpose animals, creating a lasting variation in their overall type.
Survival of the fittest debate among bores
A dialogue about beliefs on survival and bore culture ends with a witty note that when many men call on the same evening the strongest urge is to go home. The exchange contrasts belief and social boredom with a humorous conclusion.
Menace to dairy industry and contagious abortion
The article warns tuberculosis harms livestock and argues contagious abortion causes hidden losses in dairy herds. It urges farmers to recognize disease presence, exercise vigilance, and admit the issue to reduce long term damage.
Blanket for Little Lambs
A short notice urges wrapping a vulnerable newborn lamb in a strap fastened blanket to keep it warm and protected from illness. The piece highlights safety and notes the lamb may grow into a valuable asset on the market.
Forage Crops Boost Pork Profits From Feed
Farmers report pig gains from grazing forage crops far exceed dry lot feeding. Alfalfa stands as the best permanent forage, while rape serves as an emergency crop and green rye suits fall and early spring feeding.
Many Farmers Horse Poor Economy in Horse Use
Farmers face horse surplus and poor stock. The piece advises limiting a quarter section to four horses, three heavy work horses and one lighter driving horse, with at least one heavy mare for breeding, and stresses economical use of horse flesh.
Pasture Sheep and Orchard Feeding Practices
The article explains that sheep fed unlimited apples would choke or overeat, but when turned into an orchard early in the season they gradually acclimate to the small apples as they fall. Cows and hogs are used similarly if trees are in safe condition.
Proper Shipping Tags and Manure Use Guidelines
A historical notice stresses strict shipping tag rules to prevent loss and delays, especially for perishable farm goods. It covers labeling, receipts, and documentation, plus manure handling to reduce waste, emphasize bedding to absorb liquid, and methods to spread or store liquid manure to protect soils and long term fertility.
Top dressing winter grain crops for protection and yield
Top dressing winter wheat and rye is advised in the South to protect crops from winter drought and improve plant health. Apply light manure to avoid smothering or excessive straw growth that could cause lodging. a light dressing also helps when grain has been sawn.
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South
Value of Farm Manure in Fertility and Crop Yields
An article argues for greater use of farm manure to improve soil fertility when chemical fertilizers are scarce. It notes manure recycles nitrogen phosphorus and potash from livestock, boosting crop yields and providing double returns from animal sales and soil nutrients. It cites dairy cows and horses as examples of livestock contributing to nutrient-rich manure.
Prevent Hog Cholera Loss Simpler Farm Hygiene
Advice to farmers on increasing food supply by preventing hog cholera. Keep hog houses and lots clean and watch for signs of illness. Notify county or local veterinarian at first signs. Early steps can prevent loss. delays may cost many hogs. Prompt action pays.
Worn Out Farm Machinery Yields Best Profit Through Use
The text argues that farm implements wear mainly from rust and decay rather than use, and that maximal profit arises when machinery is continuously used for profitable work until it wears out rather than idling or early replacement.
Hog Cholera Reports Show Diminishing Spread Nationwide
Inspectors in charge of hog cholera control report the disease is being diminished in most states with only sporadic cases remaining. The effort aims to rebuild depleted swine herds and urges farmers to keep premises free of disease, cooperate with agriculture officials, report outbreaks, and use anti hog cholera serum where available.
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Department of Agriculture
Ees
Manufacturer’s Success Tied to Low-Cost Inputs and Efficient System
The manufacturer’s success is due largely to buying raw mince rial at the lowest prices and selling finished products through an efficient distribution system. He adopts economical production methods to cut waste and inefficiency, urging every farmer to follow suit.
Entomology Service Sets Plans to Guard Grains From Weevils
The Bureau of Entomology of the United States Department of Agriculture outlines measures to standardize fumigants for grain weevils and to determine large scale application methods to reduce winter damage.
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Bat Entomology
United Stated
Department of Agriculture
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