Missouri County's Good Service by Automobiles to Independence
Blue Springs starts daily auto service to Independence to bypass fast trains that skip smaller towns. Oak Grove and Grain Valley may follow as residents push for stops or extended auto lines. The service lets shoppers reach Independence in under an hour, matching rail speeds on easy grades.
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Blue Springs
Whistling
Independence
Jackson County
Missouri
Kansas City Star
Chicago and Allen
Oak Grove
Kansas City
Elamors
Chicago and Alton
Grain Valley
Burbank's Child Culture Advocated by Saint Louis Visit
Rev Dr James W Lee reports Luther Burbank of Santa Rosa California advocates applying plant cultivation ideas to child rearing. Burbank says humans can become physically morally and spiritually perfect when trained as plants are by surroundings and environment. He cites his garden work as proof the same methods could raise children.
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James W. Lee
St. Louis
Luther Burbank
Santa Rosa
Cal
St. Louis Dispatch
California
Lee
Burbank
Journalists as Bullfighters in Pampeiluna
The London Chronicle reports a bullfight organized in Pampeiluna featuring matadors, picadors, and banderillos selected from journalists on the staffs of Heraldo, Imparcial, and other papers. The piece notes vivid copy may arise from this novel corrida though bulls’ impressions cannot be shared.
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Spain
Pampeiluna
Heraldo
Imparcial
London Chronicle
Paris Black Cat Hotel Fades From Public Fancy
The Paris Chat Noir, once famed as a hotel and social landmark, is being transformed after years of failed management. The London Globe notes its decline since Salis and says the site will reopen as an old curiosity appealing to visitors.
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Paris
London Globe
Salis
Publc
Dairying Advantage Over Grain in Wisconsin Farms
Professor BE H Farrington of the Wisconsin dairy school argues for dairying over grain raising, noting soil fertility savings, annual employment, and cows as productive machines. He cites a ton of hay costing $4.31 in fertility versus butter valued at least $400 per ton, and dairy enables use of waste land while keeping fertility.
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BE. H. Farrington
Wisconsin Dairy School
Hoard
Dairyman
Silos and Gardens in a Rural New Yorker Look at Mills and Manchuria
A column by H G Manchester praises silos for dairymen with practical design tips. It then shifts to Stanley Washburn describing Japanese reform in Manchuria, noting sanitation, dog-tagging, streetwork, and soldiers building gardens while Chinese towns observe 변화.
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Stanley Washburn
Chicago News
Noji
Manchuria
Legion
Japan
Silage Advice and Cowpea Silage Comparison
A Rural New Yorker correspondent advises adding clover to silos in every filling, with water amounts and packing tips. It notes silage efficiency, silo capacities from eighteen to twenty four feet diameters, and Maryland tests comparing cowpea and corn silage showing cowpea silage boosting milk yield.
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New Yorker
Limewater In the Dairy Off Quality Butter
A buttermaker reports butter turning sour after shipment with no detectable odor or fermentation test. He traced the issue to the dairy line and resolved it by running timewater along the milk to butter line and flushing the churning room, after which the problem vanished.
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L. W. Lighty
National Stockman
Raising Dairy Heifers From Calf to Yearling
The article describes raising all heifers from good cows starting at a week old. It details giving new milk for a week, then milk mixed with skim milk, and finally skim milk as long as available. The goal is to have them well developed by two years old, comparable to typical three year old heifers.
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Maine
Fall calf feeding method for dairy operations
An Ohio farmer describes a fall calf rearing plan to maximize milk output. Separate calf after 24 hours, feed gradually from whole milk to skim milk, then introduce shelled corn and bran by four weeks. Provide hay and water, with pasture possible after six months. He notes scorched wheat flour to treat scours and emphasizes milk-fed calves versus calves with their dam.
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Ohio
Profit In Dairying As A Farm Fertility Booster
The article argues dairying yields steady income with low expense and improves soil fertility. It compares dairy product values to grain and forage, noting a ton of butter valued at around 400 dollars with fertilizing content worth about 50 cents, while a ton of hay brings 5 to 10 dollars and contains plant nutrients worth about 4.31 dollars.
Fall fresh cows yield more milk than spring fresh herds
Fall fresh cows tend to produce 10 to 15 percent more milk over twelve months than those calving in spring. Spring fresh cows show low milk flow in winter due to lack of stimulation, while fall fresh cows yield abundantly in winter and increase again in spring with pasture availability.
Notice to Non-Residents in Sullivan County Court
In Sullivan Circuit Court Indiana January term 1906 James J. Boone sues Joseph Funk et al to quiet title to real estate. On November 27 1905 Kalley attorney filed the complaint with an affidavit noting nonresidents including Funk and the unknown heirs of Scott and Funk. Defendants must appear or answer at the Sullivan County Court House otherwise the case proceeds in their absence. Clerk Tilghman Ogle witnessed the notice.
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Isaac H. Kalley
Sullivan Circuit Court
Joseph Funk
John Scott
Winfield Scott
Lottie Scott
William Scott
Alonzo Scott
Frank Scott
James Scott
State of
Indiana
Sullivan County
Tilghman Ogle
Evening-clad man in theater lobby grumbles after act
A man in evening clothes paces the theater lobby after the first act and scolds himself while a passerby questions him. The note then shifts to farm loans by Silver Chaney offering 43 percent on $2,000 plus and 5 percent under that, with advice to post waterproof notices at the Union office to deter hunters. Rural route subscribers are urged to report nondelivery on Wednesday.
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Cass Township
Manning Drake
Lola
Indianapolis
Goldie Drake
Franklin College
Frank Nicholas
West Washington Street
Mapleton
T. A. Grizzle
D. W. Helms
Levi L. Beers
Carlisle
Odd Fellows
John E. Hopewell
Sullivan
Linden
Ind
Jerry Lockwood
Union
E. M. Club
Nelle Hanchett
Pearl Burton
Bertha Austin
Buttinski
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Jefferson Township
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Violet, Neb
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Peoria, Ills
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W. E. Smith
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Turman Township
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