County Appangs Sumner Grange Meeting Summary
Sumner Grange held a regular session Saturday evening June with six filers and eleven members present. River presided and a door was opened with announcements from the State Master about barbed wire. Flora’s program June 2 featured strawberries, ice cream and cake. A resignation created a vacancy filled by Maggie Church. A farm naming question sparked interest. most favored affirmative. Visitors from Elm Hall Grange attended and a Pomona meeting concluded. Upcoming program on June 22 included hymns, roll call, and discussions on apportionment and orchard care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Grange
Worthy Master
Flora
Maudie Perris
Bieter Maggie Church
Brother Clow
Alice Seaman
Elm Hall Grange
Pomona
Jane
The
Grange
Jos. Menemyer
Howard Butler
W. N. BaLpwis
Doan's Kidney Pills End Kidney Pain Says Alma Readers
Mrs M J Robinson of Alma Michigan endorses Doan's Kidney Pills after her husband suffered stinging throbbing backaches and milky secretions from weak kidneys. Within two weeks the trouble vanished and she urges others to take the remedy. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Alma
M. J. Robinson
Grant Bircot
Mich
Robinson
Dean
Rhodes
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Doan
Real Estate Transfers Listed in Public Record
Furnished by Register J C Watson a series of property transfers including Hattie B Eliott to Albert Lavoy and William Case's addition, Alma Gardner to Milan Morton, Ammi W Wright to Harry L Rockwell and Geo A Griffith to Adelbert E Barlow. Various parcels described by town and section with locations in Sumner Bertrany Simon P Reichard to Joel Snyder and others in Arcadia Sew Haven and Pine River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register
J. C. Watson
Hattie B Eliott
Alte Albert Lavoy
Bik S. Palmer
Elin Hall
Herbert J Hyde
Winteld & Bange
William Case
Alma Angelus Gardner
Milan
Morton
St. Washington
Ammi W Wright
Harry L Rock
Soo
Pine River
Otto Sandérhot
Jas
EB Gargett
Sumner
Edward Briotwieck
Bennet Alten
Bertrany
Simon P Reichard
Joel Snyder
Phi
Tetimon
Geo A Grilfith
Adelbert E Bartow
Sitha
Fred
Hell
Pee WO
Sew Haven
Kipp
Melville Ewers
Fee
Arcadia
Local Notes and Visits Highlight Forest Hill Scene
Forest Hill residents report several visitors and social visits from Newark Indiana and Carson City. J Lanshaw Sr visits relatives in Newark while Herbert Hayes arrives from Indiana Inst Priday. Miss Lillian Markham hosts an Indianapolis friend last week. Mr Plonamat hosts a party from near here. Mrs Cage Woorf’s sister from foabella county visits. Mesdames Moody and Camstell visit the Indian editor at Mr Plenanat. Children’s Day events slated at M K Church Sunday afternoon and Christian Church evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lanshaw
Newark
Herbert Hayes
Indiana
Lillian Markham
George Kemp
Nalew
Plonamat
Bordon
Carson City
Cage Woorf
Foabella
County
Mesdames Moody
Camstell Vie ‘Ted
Dean's Ointment Cures Eczema Says Commissioner
A quotation from Hon W. Matthews, Commissioner Labor, Augusta Maine, praises Dean's Ointment for permanently curing a long standing eczema. The remark appears in a local advertisement or testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Thews
Labor Btatie
Augusta
Arcade Farmers Club May Meeting Highlights
The Arcade Farmers Club met at the Stadiberger home with a large turnout during busy season. After a bountiful dinner the president led a roll call with quotations, those absent paying dues. An extra treasurer’s order funded flowers for Decoration Day for departed members Mr Irish and Mr Walters. The program was sparse with voluntary selections, and the Jane meeting is set for Mr and Mrs Gay Horton on the 27th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcade Frrtnare
Stadiberger
Walters
Forbush Family Phonograph Evening In West Arcada
West Arcada notes show the Forbush family enjoying a phonograph. Mrs Charlie Courter visits her daughter in Weidman for a few weeks. Mr and Mrs Z W Salisbury of St Louis spent last Sunday with the Allis family. Grace Courter works for Mrs Woodard who remains Quite poorly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbush
Charlie Courter
Weidman
Z. W. Salisbury
St. Louis
Allis
Grace Courter
Woodard
Advertised Letters and Blood Bitters Notice
Advertised letters for the week ending June 24, 10007 include Jane, Orville Allen, Jas Briscoe, Mrs Viola Carr, W J Davis, Rossi Davis, George Hawkins, Mrs J Liggett, M S Melvin, Mee, M J Malon, Mrs Francis Miller, W Miller, Mrs A N Rockwell, The Success Co, Vivian Stewart, John Walker, Floyd G Wells. Also mentions Burdow Blood Bitters purifying the blood and building strength, with dubious claims about cures for organ diseases.
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Jane & Wi
Orville Allen
Jas
Briscoe
Viola Carr
W. J. Davis
Rossi Davis
George Hawkins
J. Liggett
M.S. Melvin
Mee
M. J. Malon
Francis Miller
W. Miller
A.N. Rockwell
the Success Co
Vivian Stewart
John Walker
Floyd G. Wells
Excursions via the Pere Marquette from Greenville
Advertises Pere Marquette excursions from Greenville on Sunday, June 7 and Sunday July 16. Mentions ticket agents and posters for schedule details. Notes serial rates for Fourth of July travel and selling dates in July with return limits and agent contact. Mentions H. P. Moeller and G. P. A. in signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pere Marquette Greenville
Jane
Alina
Hi. P. Moee Yickee
Ask Ular
G. A.B
H. P. Moeller
Jamestown Exposition Tickets Offered at Low Rates
Special low rate excursion tickets to the Jamestown Exposition are on sale at all Pero Marquette ticket offices. Ask agents for particulars. 17a HF. MOELLER, G. PB, A.
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Pero Marquette
Moeller
G. PB
The Dairy Calf Feed and Care Necessary for Growth
Guidance on calf feeding and handling from early life to maturity. Emphasizes consistent water, gentle treatment, and balanced rations with protein and fat, warning against overfeeding concentrates and crowding. Advises gradual introduction to hay as the calf ages and cautions about weather exposure and confinement.
The Way to Doctor Cows
Instruction on safely dosing cattle medicines to avoid choking or drowning. Warns against raising the head and forcing the mouth open. Recommends administering on the cow’s right side with a spoon and keeping the tongue down to aid swallowing.
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Poselliia
Curly Top Disease in Sugar Beets and Mule Values
The article discusses an unclear blight in sugar beets, its spread across semi arid regions, and calls for information from experts. It also covers the value of mules, noting they outperform horses in work, are easier to keep sound, and can fetch $46 to $500 per pair when three years old. It includes anecdotes on feed systems for wine production and animal care practices.
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California
Alwass
Farm Journal
Hay Cap Wares and Dairy Alfalfa Discussion
Articles discuss hay cap use on alfalfa and clover, weight mechanics to protect hay covers, and avoid wrinkles. It compares alfalfa to bran as a dairy forage, notes digestible nutrients, and urges quality alfalfa for dairy rations. Also mentions Nebraska alfalfa as top forage, strawberry beds, and dairy feeding with silage and grain considerations.
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Byala Ceernsee Saema
Tomato Crop Guide Notes Fertility and Harvest
The fragment discusses tomato crop quality and soil fertility. It mentions Whitin refining tomato crops and compares nutrient content to other crops. Guidance includes even distribution and proper planting depth for improved yields.
Shoop's Catarrh Remedy Claim and Free Trial Offer
An advertisement touts Shoop's Catarrh Remedy claiming to prove merit with a free trial. It promises healing balm for catarrh of the nose and throat, listing ingredients like Oil Eucatiptue and Thyol. The notice invites readers to request a free sample by addressing Dr. Shoop in Racine and notes distribution by General K. Sharrar.
Ayrshire Cattle and Feeding Methods Highlight Silo Appeal
The discussion surveys Ayrshire dairy cattle prized for vigor and milk, comparing Holsteins and other breeds, and explains how silos improve corn fodder usage. It notes feeding practices around milking, silage timing, and the impact on milk flavor and yield, stressing efficient preservation and animal health.
The Bull Ring Safe Ring for Bulls
An 19th century dairyman argues bulls can be dangerous and outlines safer handling methods. He endorses a steel loop style ring from hardware stores over copper rings, noting many breakages from gate or stable scuffles and emphasizing steadfast caution with temperamental bulls.
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Nathial
Tie Darth
Unclear text fragment prompts mystery toast tale
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a party, Butter and Tanger, with unclear names and dates. Minimal legible items include references to a party, a tele service, and a location. Source readability is too damaged to extract coherent facts or a proper event.
Care of the Calf Brewet Corthiad and Star fare tale
Fragmentary text mentions Brewet Corthiad proprietor of Star fare turd and a claim about indigestion relief by Kollol Kodo. The passage is garbled but suggests a medical testimonial or advertisement style note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewet Corthiad
Sobby Chas
Rholes
Butter and Milk Preparation in 19th Century Dairy Practices
The article outlines steps for preparing butter and milk including rinsing with cold water before hot water, washing with warm soapy water, and scalding. It discusses packaging butter in pound squares, labeling on wrappers, and branding. Also touches on udder manipulation and cautions about safety and quality, with aside notes on medicines and home remedies.
Value of Testing Emphasized by Hoard's Dairyman
A dairyman urges farmers to adopt the Babcock tester and milk scale, noting it revealed a single star boarder among thirteen cows and exposed misuse by a creamery operator using an incorrect pipette, profiting the company monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eversray
Hoard
Dairyman
JocoConCassDonO0r Pat Answers
Mark Twain recalls editing the Virginia Herald and responding to a subscriber who found a spider in the newspaper. He quips the spider was simply proofreading the pages and could spin a web across the door to feed on free galetence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Virginia Herald
Iims
Herald
Goml Inek
Bae
Inside nerves drive vital organ strength in Restoratives
An advertisement touts Alma Recon Two1 mull and Dr Shoop’s Restorative as the cure for stomach, heart, and kidney ailments. It warns against treating symptoms alone, claiming nerves inside the organs control strength and urging readers to seek the Restorative for internal nerve support and bloating relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipp
Shion
Wiffoia Nes
Wrrath
Shoop
Shoe
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Appangs
Forest Hill
Arcada Farmers’ Club
West Arcada
Jamestown Exposition
G. W. Shaw
California Experiment Station
Ralph EB Smith
Erick
Aurprinel
Iowa
Banel
Vale
Colorado
Sears
Nebraska
Tate
Mindy
James Withycombe
Dt Rector
Oregon Experiment Station
T. H
Ane Darmonacigt
Toeworth
Ayr
Drummond
Tong
Fofiel
Biglewt
Jose Coat
W. D. Mourt
Silge
Adler
Bull Ring
Ln Divent
Ty Mescrittiuletts
Chas. Rhee
DeWitt
Clap, Rhodes
Dewit
Chas
Rhotes
Humphreys
Per Medical
Humphreys Mart Co
William Jobe
Pat
D. C. Eliott
the Church
W. A. Davis
John Hammond
Guy Lockwood
W. T. Clark
Fred Lewis
Mat Ward
Will Allen
J.H. Osborn
James Connell
Henry Acton
Wm. Clark
Jos
D. Hartington
Clyde Artis
Fred Cuirk
Caple-Soule
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