Poultry Gossip Urges Vigilance In June Health
Vermin cause about two thirds of poultry illnesses in June. Owners with growing chicks must stay alert, inspect for lice, trap pests, identify best layers, and use leg bands to select breeders for next season to avoid bad results once weather clears.
Breeds Of Fowls Best For Capons In Poultry Practice
Large rapid growing breeds like Plymouth Rock Rhode Island Red Wyandotte Orpington and Brahma are favored for caponizing. Crosses with Plymouth Rock yield twelve to fifteen pound capons while heavier swine-like birds from eight months weigh six to nine pounds and are in demand. Owners should seek expert guidance as improper caponizing can damage birds. The illustration shows White Plymouth Rock capons.
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Plymouth Rock
Rhode Island
Wyandotte
Plymouth
Witti
Methods for preparing and marketing capons in poultry farming
The article outlines steps to obtain and fatten capons, including selecting large birds, starving cock erela before surgery to remove testicles, and using specialized instruments. Postoperative care involves a moist mash, free-range feeding, and blisters pricking. Capons are marketed about three weeks before sale, with a winter timing and a detailed feed mix high in corn and beef kerap.
Chautanque and Mome Coming Aug 26 46 program cut
County correspondence notes a delayed vacation visit by Nellie Sporty of Owenvo and a large festival approaching the Chautanque and Mome Coming on August 26 this year with a splendid program cut. A. G. Shabley fell ill on his mail route Saturday and was unable to drive last week. Mrs. Shabley acted as substitute carrier. Other locals report illnesses among Chas Corell Mrs. Andrew Frazer and more, with several family visits and summer sales noted.
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Tonya Mac Eych
Foo
Nellie
Owenvo
A. G. Shabley
Shabley
Andrew Frazer
Purgeson
Chas, Corell
Willis Plank
Andrew
Fern
Sarah Plank
Laura Frazer
Clayton Minaker
George Minaker
McKenna
Emory Williams
Middleton
Ami Boyd
John Seifried
New Haven
Lottie Carr
Lizzie A Ortwan Yatan Ampung Yids
William O'Connell
Mathew
O'Neil
Mat. O'Connell
Coletian
Perris Social Notes Show Visits and Family News
Mr and Mrs Waerren Civengant and their baby travel to see the former’s daughter Lela as the Cemetery Association prepares a gathering at the Home of Ron Reveeving. Frank Hareer and Lala Stelter attend the school event at Billie School while Penny Pew accompanies a visit to Mr and Mrs Fred Stafford. Mrs E A Bailey is out again and Sadie Sanford and granddaughter Mise Shiflet of Ohio visit Beach Brothers. Kenneth Swarthout and family visit their son E 4 Swarthout Thursday.
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Waerren Civengant
Siday
Lela
Ron
Frank Hareer
Thvlar Lala
Stelter
Bille School
Sundin
Uth
Penny Pew
Will
Revey
Viet
Fred Stafford
E. A. Bailey
Sadie Sanford
Mise Shiflet
Ohio
Beach Brothers
Charles Swarthout
von Kenneth
Crystal
Visied
E. 4
Swarthout
Thuveday
Riverdale Social Notes and Local Calls in Town
Riverdale residents and visitors are noted at Crystal Lake Baton Rapids and various neighboring towns. Clark Allen Wheeler Ray Lardy Edmore John Hiller Vestaburg joined local business and social calls while the Vesta burg band promoted a field day on the 20th. Rev A E North and Mrs North visited, Miss Mable King toured Bay City, and Rev Albert Baker family stayed in Elwell with friends.
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Riverdale
Alma
Arn
Langhuw
M. Highfield
Allen
George Meade
Owen
Crystal Lake
Albert Baker
Baton Rapids
Elm Hall
Sumner
Carson City
Crystal
Stanton
McBride
Edmore
Flexer
Lake View
Mable King
Bay City
A. E. North
John Young
Mt. Pleasant
E. M
Highfield
James McDonald
Saginaw
Alfred Looker
Elwell
Claude Parkinson
Dale
Owosso
L. A. Carmer
Floyd McClenathan
Mise Alice Seamen
Grand Rapids
Mra Proddlowe
Ela Twill
Rite Guieat
Mre
Mew Ware Ven Vanlouves
Vridny Korndy Snape
Breckenridge
Wkau Uler Huuelen Eanet
Walter Swope
Mies June Reif
Albion
Dorothea Swope
Esther Horton
Alma Mathews
Shepherd
Vera Valance
North Stuer
Wm. Emery
R. H. Harrington
Arthuy Harrington
Collins
Nickerson
Ithaca
Ethel VanAlstine
Pauline Horton
Clarence Caris
Vestaburg
T. B. Carter
F. Perkins
Ann Arbor
Agnes
Pearl van Fwuven
Emer
Peed Howe
J. H. Ellicott
Detroit
Lee Mir
Parke
Mix
Woaver
Wren
Julie Lawton
Chevelar
Fifipuck
Arthur Huntin
Thomas Lang
W. Sturtanvant
W. Meade
Elmflats
Willard Rowley
Henry Valance
David Reid
Jane
Wattar Swope
Nini
George LaPaugh
Bennett
Raymond Leonard
el Vwell
Rebeccs Shanks
Corunna
Everitt
Lakeview
George Lanahan
Charles Marlin
Westaburgia
Alfred Hutchinson
John Puetler
E. M. Highfield
C. Reid
Delbert Hicks
Fred Rowland
Riverdale Notes show town visitors and band pride
Local social column lists visits by residents and relatives from Albion Alma Edmore Vestaburg and Mt Pleasant as well as a revival in Riverdale. It hails the Alma city band praised as a high quality volunteer ensemble and notes the author is not a band member.
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Alma
Charles Ward
Detroit
Grand Rapides
Local residents and travel notices fill Alma area pages
Numerous briefs list residents on business trips to Lansing Detroit Urbana and Mt Pleasant. visits include Miss Nora Black Cadillac and Mrs Frank Locker death reported with full story next week. Albert Mai K Koni Melonsmith John Gall and others attended a Charlie Chaplin film at Mt Pleasant delay noted.
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George Sharrar
Lansing
Jd. A. Gerhardt
Detroit
J.C. Nichol
Urbana
Ilinois
T. A. Burt
Mra
C. M. Johnson
Mt. Pleasant
Frank Kingdig
New City
Lake City
Merrill Stuckey
Man
Manton
Nora Black
Cadillac
Carl Pierson
Frank Locker
MacCurdy
Vestaburg
Rev. Brownlow
EB. HH. Weese
Alma Vaudette
Mt Pleasant
P. J. Adams
Arthur Whiton
Bass Lake
Alma
Alma, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. T. Hodge
Masonic Home
McBain
Tuesaday
Dwight von Thurn
Arthur McIntyre
Decatur
Indiana
Howell
Masonic Howie
Triendé
Michigan
Howte
Charlie Chaplin
Life Amid Deathlike Stillness In a Rural Interior
A fragment describes a scene of quiet dormancy in an avusinalla interior with two men, one goes to a distant township for provisions while the other tends to a Guep theory, and a grim exchange of dialogue about fear and voice. It recalls rustic life and eerie mood, with odd natural details and a remark on toads as useful to farmers and gardeners.
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Avusinalla
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