Chicklet chick brooding tips from a poultry expert
A detailed reader guide on raising many chicks, focusing on proper incubator and hover capacity, ventilation, temperature, and bedding. It warns against crowding, notes the dangers of overheating, and advises using a brooder house, thermometer checks, and feeding techniques. It stresses readiness, room, and air for chick health and survival.
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Chicken Furniture
Undertaker
Sun Parlor
Isle of Bermuda
California
Don’t let one failure ruin your outlook
A brisk, blunt pep talk urges persistence and resilience in tough times. It urges counting profits during slow periods, planning for bigger goals, and avoiding discouragement as setbacks occur. Strong metaphorical images compare broken optimism to horses fleeing and a failing farm.
Boosting Up the Rooster in a Rhyme Soaked Cheer
A playful poem parades town boosters led by an editor and doctor who urge raising the rooster as a communal mascot. It mixes patriotic figures with a lighthearted refrain as all pledge support and pride.
Above Them All Poultry and Eggs The Great American Hen
A satirical 1907-1908 economic note extols poultry with grand, exaggerated figures and a call to boost the rooster for 1908. It paints a carnival of birds and bounty, joking about farm produce values and national appetite, urging readers to applaud poultry profits.
Poultry Chit Chat and Breeding Advice Rife with Quips
An eccentric poultry column offers tips on chick care and breeding from feeding to incubation. It lampoons crossbreeding, pessimal home incubators, and the dangers of careless methods while noting New York’s large poultry stake and the quirky humor of fellow breeders.
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New York State
Second Presidency of Grover Cleveland and Legacy
The article reviews Grover Cleveland's second term beginning March 4, 1803, his family life in Princeton, and his role in the gold standard fight. It notes his popularity during the second term, his stance on Venezuela boundary and the Monroe doctrine, and his post presidency life including retirement to Princeton and public legacy. It discusses bond sales and political shifts leading to McKinley’s presidency and Cleveland’s lasting reputation as a patriot and honest leader.
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Great Britain
Venezuela
Palmer and Buckner
Princeton
Grover Cleveland
Washington
United States
Cleveland
Clevelands
Little Ruth
New York
N. J
Chicago
Altgeld
Illinois
Senate
England
John Quincy Adams
Congress
Williams McKinley
St. Louis
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Rooster
Uncle Sam
Richard
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Carl M. Keck
Frank K.® . Oaehier
Citzens National Bank
Jenkins & Co
Wm. H. Jenkins & Washington
Fee Oak
Iowa
Jet National Bank
First National Bank
Citizens National Basa
Ita
Phygicians
Dr. D. Arthaud
Osteopath
Kirksville
Dr. W. M. Terry
West Washington Stree Tashington
Ray H. Dean Bye
Cook & Sherman
Ashingtor
Howard J. Ross
Nicolas Norman
Northside Square
Austin
Sutherland
Washington, Iowa
A. PR
D. F. Macon
Casey's
Hotel Colenso
Attorfreys
Clifford Thorns
Court House
J. J. Kellogg
Attorney-At-Law
South Side Square
W. M. Butterfield
Joe
Grail
Eicher & Livingston
LAW
Washington, Laws
Charles A. Dewey
Tag. Sewryr
Notary Public
D. J. Wilson
C. Wilson
Wilson , Wilson
Gion
Forsegves County Savings Bank
C. R
Sun
Mail and Express
Sun Westward
Washington Branch
Vilem
Gc. B
St. P
Milwaukee
East Bound Pass
Southwest
Central By
Brighton
Tabi
M. Patl
Minneapolis
Kansi City
Peoria
Traiis
Fc Wet
Javon City Mall
Twin Cities Limited
Peoria Limited
A. B. Cutts
G.P
Minneapolis, Min
K Pullman
Frank Rogers
Blue Street
Yacaehus
W. M. Keeley
E. D. Morrison
P. J. Manley
Ttersey
J. B. Crail
Anks
Citizens Savings Bank
Omas
BH. Keox
I. M. Sproull
Washington County
Farmers & Merchants
State Bank
Ommoanson
McLaughlin
A? A. Az
WiLeon
Wedoa Cenaaal Banking Business
EE. C. Rupp
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Cidest
Munn & Co
Radar News
Munn &Co
Greedway
Hew
York St
Sitciarps
D. G. Knottnerus
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