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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1910

Page

7

Remarkable English Baronet Estate Rock Garden Display

Charles J. Winter describes Sir Frank Crisp’s Friar Park rock garden at Henley as England’s largest. A three acre faithful Matterhorn replica uses seven thousand tons of limestone with a quartz snow peak. Alpine flowers fill every crevice and a miniature Swiss chalet overlooks a cascade and lake with water lilies.

England Frank Crisp Friarpark Henley Yorkshire Sir Frank

Saboba Fire Dance Forbidden by U S Government

A wild fiesta of the Saboba Indians near the Sierra Madre region was banned by the Indian bureau after years of ritual dancing and a fire pit rite at Mount San Jacinto. The controversial ceremony featured singing gambling and participants rolling on burning coals before dancing on the hot floor.

Uncle Sam North America Sierra Madre California Indian Bureau United States Old Mount San Jacinto Wide World Magazine

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Favus and Chicken Pox in Fowls A Health Warning

Favus and chicken pox differ greatly though both spread among poultry. Favus starts on the head with disklike warts and crusts, smells moldy, risks severe plumage loss. treat by quarantine, disinfection, removing crusts, iodine, mercury oxide ointment, or tobacco dips. Chicken pox begins with swollen eye and head warts, can spread to comb and wattles. treat by quarantine, disinfect quarters, hydrogen peroxide touchups, phenol sedique, glycerin with carbolic acid, or iodine and carbolic acid, keep birds warm and dry.

Poultry Care Advice From Old Almanac

Don t heat your poultry sense and avoid heating water for fowls. Warm water freezes sooner than frost and water should not freeze. Keep fowls away from snow water and avoid hot mash. Don t leak root litter, fix leaks to prevent funeral losses. Elevation preserves sanitation and beware musty grain.

My Mary's Magic Bell and Other Rural Quips

A playful verse about Mary’s singing bell and dinner bell, then a rural advice column. Q lines answer questions on squabs, laying hens, turkey price, pigeon tapeworms, and poultry pests with practical tips.

Poultry Notes and Oddities From Farm News

Lightning destroyed Dr. S A Orwig s Mays Landing home and the couple spent the night in a henhouse. The USDA films poultry farms for fairs and institutes. October marks the start of the poultry year in California with hatchery work and breeder preparations. Missouri ships 260000 fat turkeys. Cuero Texas moves turkeys to market by rail. Dried eggshells are worn out lime and useless for shells.

S. A. Orwig Mays Landing NX. J United States Department of Agriculture California Emeral Isle Missouri Poultry House Cuero Tex

Public sale of farm stock and implements near Washington Iowa

Auction lists six teen horses including Percheron mares and work horses, nineteen cattle with high grade Short Horns, twenty six Poland China sows farrowing April and May, 1500 bushels corn and 200 bushels oats, hens, and extensive farm implements. Sale at 10 am on Wednesday February 7 near the Washington and Ainsworth roads. Terms cash or one year with six percent interest. Auctioneers D F Macon and Chas Brown. clerk Frank Critz.

Washington Washington and Ainsworth Roads Ainsworth Company Bray Poland China Plymouth Rock Deering McCormick Majestic

Public Farm Sale Near Bethel Church in 1910

A public sale of horses cattle hogs and farm goods to be held at the seller’s farm 9 miles northeast of Washington 8 miles northwest of Ainsworth 6 miles northwest of Haskins 1 mile north of Bethel church Friday February 1 starting 10 a m The listing covers 18 horses 22 cattle 28 hogs 1000 bushels corn and the 105 acre farm with terms: 500 cash day of sale balance March 1 1910 1 2 of purchase price may stay on farm at 5 14 percent 10 month credit on sums over 10 with note and security 7 percent interest from date

Washington Ainsworth Haskins Bethel Church Harry Conrad WM. McClintic

Public sale notice near Washington Iowa auctioning livestock and farm tools

Joseph Simmering and D. F. Macon announce a public auction at their residence three miles northeast of Washington and one mile south of Living Lake Church on February 3, 1910 starting at 10 a.m. The sale lists horses cattle hogs sheep farm implements and a variety of equipment with cash and credit terms and a 5 percent cash discount above $10. Ralph Dougherty acts as clerk and Moriarty provides lunch.

Washington Living Lake Church Palmer Horse D. F. Macon Iowa Ralph Dougherty Moriarty

Closing-Out Sale At Farm Near Brighton Washington Road

Public sale announced by Harry Conrad on the Brighton and Washington road at the auction site 214 miles northeast of Brighton and 8 miles southwest of Washington. The sale on Thursday Feb 3 1910 starts at 10 am offering horses cattle hogs sheep chickens grain hay and farm machinery with payment terms and 10 month credit on larger sums. Auctioneers listed with WM McClintic Joe Klopfenstein Austin Sutherland and W H Lloyd.

Brighton Washington Brighton and Washington Road Chester Shropshire

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