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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1911
Page
2
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Barred Rocks with strong show record in Hutsonville Illinois and Terre Haute Indiana offered by M T Rossiter Dugger Indiana. Breeding pens headed by prize males, eggs at 2.50 per 15, 4.75 per 30, 10 per 100. Also S C R I Reds trio and cookerels for sale.
Red or White Leghorn eggs sold at 4 dollars per 100 or 75 cents per 15. Day old chicks available. Mrs S E Coulson, Rural Route 10, Sullivan Indiana.
For sale premium Indian Runner duck eggs offered at 60 cents for 15 eggs. Seller: John L. Woodward, R. D. 2, Sullivan. Sale tag appears on Sullivan street fair listings.
Ss C Brown leghorns advertise fine large birds with good color and combs. Regular egg producers from top stock offered by Geo C Suhwegman Richmond Tad Beggs. Also talks of bagged Plymouth Rock cockerels and other stock for sale with prices and face value details.
Booking orders for good Wyandgales from prize winning stock. Send for mating list. A few pullets left at $2.90. Co. B Crowden, Goodland, Ind. Determine availability and reserve.
J. W. Cook offers Rose Comb Brown Leghorns Kulp strain hens and fine cockerels for gale with eggs for hatching at 5.00 per 100. Located in Bluffton Indiana R D 7. Eggs and birds available in any quantities.
Foys Buff Rocks by J E Foy from Woodland Indiana won January Logansport pullet pen and overall top placing with first pullet and first pen. About forty birds competed with cockerels selling from two to five dollars.
Weckler offers strictly high class Buff Plymouth Rocks. All birds guaranteed as represented with eyes from winners. Member American Buff Plymouth Rock Club. Bunker Hill Indiana.
White Langshans bred from blacks for seven years, pure lineage. Twenty cockerels for $2 each. Eggs set at $5 per hundred. selling price $2 per setting. From Alonzo Lyner, R. D. 9, Greenfield, Indiana.
A detailed guide to building a multi breed poultry house with eight by eight foot pens and a four foot alley for cleaning. It covers dimensions twelve by fourteen feet, vented walls, movable nests and roosts, and options for continuous breeding or colony houses with removable parts.
The bronze turkeys are the largest of six recognized varieties. Adult males must weigh 36 pounds and females 20. Narragansetts follow, males 80 and females 18. Buffs Slates and Blacks are three pounds lighter for males. White Holland is smallest with males 26 pounds and females 16. All share the same shape, color distinguishes the breeds. The bronze male is notably brilliant with rich plumage and distinctive tail markings.
Sullivan Commandery No 654 members join Olney Ill to host Ascension day service at Robinson Ill with Vincennes and Washington commanderies also attending.
A punishing line claims Appendi tis is stopped by Dr King’s New Life Pill which soothingly stimulates the stomach liver and bowels to prevent clogging and avoid appendicitis. The ad promises relief from constipation biliousness headaches chills and notes a price of 25¢ at Joe K Smock and Son’s.
J Ward Griffith has accepted a position with a drug store at Bloomfield and will shortly begin work there.
Dugger March 21. The Dugger baseball association elected J. B. Nichols manager Ernest Hammack captain and Tommy Jones secretary treasurer for this year. A strong team is to be organized.
The report by the secretary of the American Poultry Association shows Plymouth Rocks as the leading fowl in 1909 with about 12 000 entries. Wyandottes 10 000 and Leghorns 8 000 follow, with Rhode Island Reds and Orpingtons next, suggesting exhibition counts reflect national holdings.
An advertisement invites breeders to inspect stock at a barn 1% miles east of Paxton for a 1911 season. It notes Hig sucking mules sold from 85 to 100 dollars and lists a lubrication splash system, automatic carburetor, 265 gallon gasoline capacity, rear wheel brakes, enclosed drive shaft, drop front I beam axles, second growth hickory wheels, pressed steel frame, and extreme dimensions.
Before chicks arrive dust the hen with insect powder even if lice are not visible. Keep the hen and chicks together in the nest for at least thirty six hours then move to a suitable coop with a chaff floor. Feed light rations of water grit eggs and dry bread crumbs and keep them dry for warmth.
If a bird mopes and breathes with difficulty, it may have indigestion. Seek prompt care to relieve distress and prevent complications. Avoid restraint and provide a calm, warm environment while arranging veterinary evaluation.
Fragmentary note describes scarce winter eggs and the struggle to obtain them, reflecting market pressure and consumer demand amid supply constraints.
Advice on breeding from top stock, gathering hatching eggs frequently, and planning to raise more and better poultry. Notes include oats for muscle, mangels as winter greens, grit as essential teeth for fowl, linseed meal for bone, and Kaffir corn as a top poultry feed. Milk-fed poultry fetches higher prices in fattening pens.
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