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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1910
Page
8
Practical notes advise farmers to clear hens roosts and walls, remove litter, tidy displays, and prepare a clean, well-lit coop. Hog care emphasizes feeding with oats, avoiding market table conditions, and two feeding pens. milk fever prevention for cows stresses proper prefreshening diet and gradual feeding. Sheep guidance highlights weed control and using sheep to clear weeds and briars.
Fragmented notes warn of stomach worms in sheep and describe eye abnormalities and drooping lips as signs. It discusses dosing with gasoline derivative treatments, dosing frequency, and cautions about risks to the animal. Also mentions stockman profits and feeding horses amid changing rations.
A long list of brief society and business notices from Mt Vernon area includes residents and visitors traveling to Cleveland Newark Wooster and Columbus on Monday and Sunday. Names include Greer Stoker McGee Critchfield Sperry McCollim Oxg Weaver Morgan Bartridge Ringwalt Hagamah Prince Danville and many others with mentions of hospital visits, ambulances, baptist meetings, store ads and Christmas shopping at Arnold's.
Preparations to plant crops show a festive display in the Sharp greenhouse window on North Main Street. The storefront is described as the city’s Christmas headquarters, featuring holly, boxwood wreaths, ferns, and other decorating items, inviting all to visit even without purchasing.
In a Marpignon town, the Latopkt Muborn fishing club pursues a barber found in the local stream. They block the water above him, fish with rod and line, and tally catches until one angler is declared champion after three days. The barber dies from exhaustion.
Saturday afternoon entertainments on West Chestnut Street feature Mrs. W M Koons and Miss Adelade Koona hosting guests including Miss Carolyn Jennings and Miss Anni Sehnebly. Recitals, solos, and a dinner in Bladensburg mark a busy social week, while notices report deaths of Mrs Anna Patterson and Thomas Hickman, Bridget Feeney, with funeral details pending.
James Kaiser of Mt Vernon died at home after paralytic stroke at 60s. Survived by wife, three brothers Justus John Kaiser Milneis and three sisters. Funeral at M. P. church Mt Vernon with burial at Mound View cemetery. Henry Vigor of Brandon died at home after months of illness from old age complications at 80 years 10 months 11 days. Survived by three children Frank Willow and Churlon Vigor and others.
Readable fragments mention Tommy and Wren in a shaky public text. It references Standare and newer veal with unclear context and several distorted proper nouns. No coherent event or outcome is identifiable from the fragment.
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