Colt Neglected in Spring Moral for Colts in Vital Change
A fragmented essay argues a young colt should be gradually shifted from dry winter rations to green pasture in spring. It warns against abrupt feeding changes and stresses gentle adaptation, noting hunger, memory, and instinct shape behavior as the season changes.
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Cork
Dastight
Erylerig
Piltalel
Lee
Seeler
Tanuiry
Walt
Sunny Sohdos
Establishing a Sheep Flock for Best Returns
Instructions advise selecting ewes adapted to local conditions and valued for meat and offspring. Emphasize a strong ram with a sturdy head and feet, avoid poor movers, and keep breeding ewes in good store condition while culling emaciated animals.
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Merlin
Best Time to Train Colts for Halter and Leading
Advice on training young foals not to be haltered too early to avoid stress. Recommend gentle handling a few minutes daily or thrice weekly, teaching to walk beside dam, not forced to spire, and avoiding pulling. Mentions shoeing service by Robinson's shoe ad elsewhere in the issue.
Alma area residents visit and homecomings list
Sumner F. Tucker and wife of Alma spent Monday in Sumner. Sherd Hammondtree and family returned to Belding after visiting his sister, Mrs D Mulford. Edith Wrigglesworth returned to Chicago after weeks with her mother Mrs Alger Clark. Detroit visitors stay with John and Mrs Seaman. Charles Jolly and Jay Fulford in Lansing on business. Wim Phillips and Henry Land in Lansing on business. Wm Seaman and wife hosted Grand Rapids relatives. Mrs Earl Price and children of Alma visited her in laws. George Clow of Alma stayed with A A Clow. Rexford family from Grand Rapids visited. Chas Black and wife and Lo Hant in Alma on business. Art Forquer hosted Honeycut family of Whe— Sunday. Clinton Fowler of Alma visiting school mates. Irv Doxey of St Louis and T H McGurn guests. Will Davis of Elafist called on Mrs Pratt. James Fisher and wife of River visited relatives Sunday. Ayers spending days with friends in Saginaw. Kramer of Alma visited J By Wood. Mrs Clara McKenna of Grand Rapids visited J F Tucker. Bert Struble of Ithaca and Dave Ephraim Flint guests at LF Tucker’s. Cleverdon family moved to Ble Rapids to visit their son Adtin. Mina Nickerson at Mt Pleasant teaching school visiting parents. O Markham and family enjoyed Sunday at Rev Cotterall’s. Wm Schlappi of Jona enjoying days with family. Mrs Chas Booth and son Bert visited her parents last of November. Remnants note Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy recommended for sudden ailments. The passage ends noting the remedy’s value and a physician’s need.
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F. J. Tucker
Alma
Sumner
Sherd Hammondtree
Belding
D. Mulford
Edith Wrigglesworth
Chicago
Alger Clark
Detroit
John Seaman
Chas. Jolly
Jay Fulford
Lansing
Wim. Phillips
Henry
Ith-wa
Dave Ephraim
Flint
Local social notes and visits in Big Rapids area
AV EDEE TEEN George Lanshaw of Big Rapids was a caller here Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. Kill of Werest, Mr. and Mrs. Kim Howe of Alma were Sunday callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Slingluff, Mrs. Owen Courter, who has been ill with pneumonia, is slowly recovering. Mrs. Geo. Taylor is no better. Mrs. Helen Kinney is caring for her. The Mother and Daughter Circle met with Mrs. Williama on Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Milo Langworthy and baby of Alma were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Langworthy last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Heaven entertained the board club at the Gleaner Hall Monday evening. Mrs. Ella Medier and Sherd Rodlne won first prize and Elma Walter and Asa Daley top the consolations, about 40 attendees. Vern Currence of Alma visited at the Courter Thesis home. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tuffe and son Phillip, Pete Weber, George Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Medker, Mr. and Mrs. Audley Charter and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hutchinson and daughter spent a few days at Houghton Lake last week. Macklangworthy is improving.
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George Lanshaw
Big Rapids
C. Kill
Werest
Kim Howe
Alma
Chas. Slingluff
Owen Courter
Geo. Taylor
Helen Kinney
Williama
Milo Langworthy
Baby
Charles Langworthy
Ray Heaven
Board Club
Gleaner Hall
Mra
Ella Medier
Sherd Rodlne
Elma Walter
Asa Daley
Owen “Courter
Harry’ Tuff
Phillip
Pete Weber
George Leonard
Chas. Medker
Audley Charter
Wm. Hutchinson
Houghton Lake
Macklangworthy
Local Social Roundup at Ithaca Area Families
Virginia and Kathleen Leonard visited Homer Leonard’s family. Claude Church came to see his brother Bert Church. Augusta Smith of Alma weekended with Jane Church. William Whitcraft and Bertie Whitcraft came to see a dying grandfather. John Shong of Alma called on Leslie Hoyt. Claude Church and C. Smith of Alma visited Mrs. Frank Whitcraft. J E O’Bryant welcomed a baby born May 21. Angeline O’Bryant hosted Leslie Hoyt’s daughters Eliza and Doris at Forest Hill. Sawkins Piano Company advertised piano boxes at three dollars each.
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Virginia
Kathleen Leonard
Weeks
Homer Leonard
Claude Church
Bert Church
Ithaca
Augusta Smith
Alma
Jane Church
William Whitcraft
Bertie Whitcraft
John Shong
Leslie Hoyt
C. Smith
Frank Whitcraft
J. E. O’bryant
Eliza
Doris
Angeline O’bryant
Forest Hill
Sawkins Piano Company
Whitcraftes Welcome Ninth Pound Son in Lansing
Mr and Mrs Pat Whitcraft of Lansing are proud parents of a nine pound boy born last week Wednesday to join their family Virgil Whitcraft spent Sunday with relatives and shared in the new arrival.
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Pat Whitcraft
Lansing
Troy
Virgil Whitcraft
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R. B. Smith
Inlon
Polimsky
Michigan
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Fred J. Graham
Union
Carney Hospital
E. G. Sluyter
R. F. Erwin
Clapp's Hardware Union Phone
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Polinsky Block
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