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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1908
Page
8
A 1908 copyright statement appears for C. M. Barnitz works noting that articles and illustrations must not be reprinted without special permission.
A poem honors Cc. M. B. a breeder who created a new rooster breed and earned ribbons, blending showmanship with innovations in combs and feet. The verse recalls indigo and peroxide styling, tricks to hide brass, and knots that shaped poultry shows, praising his impact beyond simple wins.
A comic-heavy discourse on roosters and headgear, likening comb shapes to social rank. It notes that hats and combs mark status, health, and breeding quality, with advice on care, color, and sizing and a tongue-in-cheek comparison to elite social clubs.
A brief instruction urges not to waste time on trifles and to relocate breeders with spectators to a separate area as squabs are weaned. It emphasizes efficiency in a busy environment and proper separation during the weaning period.
Capons are castrated roosters that grow faster and fatter, earning higher prices. A ten pound cock yields about a fifteen pound capon, often selling for three to four times the standard price, with $125 for 160 capons cited. Tools cost $2.50 with directions. caponizing is best June to November from two to six months old. Preferred breeds include Brahmas Cochins Dorkings Houdans Langshans Wyandottes and crosses. market dressing leaves plumage on certain parts.
Practical tips on poultry care from feeding to ventilation, and how to prevent feather eating. Advice covers feather disposal, housing ventilation, goose breeding in Pennsylvania, fairs standards, and cost-conscious feeding including clover and charcoal choices.
New York November 14 Brooklyn hosts a notable gathering of local state and national figures for the dedication of the prison ship martyrs monument. President-elect William H. Taft Governor Hughes and Secretary of War Luke E. Wright attend with Taft delivering the principal oration and praise for the heroes. The unveiling program includes regimental band music prayers a poem and addresses by Taft Wright Hughes and other dignitaries from the Tammany society and Columbian order.
A Brooklyn parade celebrated the Prison Ship Martyrs Monument project. The national government donated 100000, New York 50000, city 25000, with Brooklyn subscriptions filling the gap. Stanford White designed the monument begun with a cornerstone laid October 26 1907 in ceremonies led by Governor Hughes and Frederick Dent Grant.
Ex Tammany Hall leader Richard Croker sailed from Queenstown for the United States saying his New York visit is personal and not political. He plans to renew old acquaintances and return visits to him at Glencairn Castle. In New York he will stay with his son Richard in Port Chester and a large reception is anticipated.
The forecast calls for generally fair and cool conditions in Illinois and Indiana. Michigan Wisconsin and Iowa may see snow flurries and continued cool weather tonight.
Wheat and corn futures move with mixed results as Dec and May contracts show narrow gains and declines. Hog and cattle prices edge higher with solid demand while cash sales reflect varied grain values across No. 2 red, yellow, and spring wheat.
A 25 man gang tried to seize a train carrying several million rubles to St. Petersburg. Two bandits were arrested and one killed. a gendarme and a bystander were wounded. The armored shipment amounted to about 12.5 million dollars.
World heavyweight wrestling champion Frank Gotch and George Hackenschmidt the Russian Lion met in London and agreed on a return bout between January 1 and March 1, 190%. The purse will be large.
Denver November 14. After an hour and a half the Federation of Labor adjourned for the day. Committees work on resolutions and other matters. Very little has been accomplished so far at the convention.
The Cleveland Memorial Association formed recently in Newark votes to incorporate at once and raise a $100,000 state fund by popular subscription to honor the late Grover Cleveland with a memorial at Princeton.
Lawton Oklahoma November 14 Senator Dolliver denies he has announced or plans to resign as Iowa senator. He says no such statement was made and he does not intend to announce resignation.
Washington reports Secretary of the Navy Metcalf has resigned to take effect December 1 due to ill health. Assistant Secretary Newberry is expected to be named as his successor.
The criminal suit against O Shea editor of the China Gazette by Judge Wilfley of the U S extra territorial court was decided for the plaintiff. O Shea was sentenced to two months imprisonment after a four day trial in the British court at Shanghai conducted at the request of Judge Wilfley.
A dialogue contrasts an optimist and a pessimist over eighty seven marriage licenses issued yesterday. The optimist sees housing demand rising as 174 adults become new residents, while the pessimist warns about fewer occupied apartments. A final quip features a corn and the wind.
Mrs M J Thompson spent the day at Ainsworth Clarence Prouditt assisted at the New York store today Sweet rolls and coffee cakes at the Vienna for this evening Master Scott The Little Boy with the Big Voice Star tonight Miss Mary Hunter is home from Kalona spending Saturday and Sunday Miss Jennie Stephen went to Keota last evening to spend Sunday at home Ben Wallace returned last night from Muscatine where he spent yesterday Harry Goff returned this morning to his Rock Island home after visiting his brother Gilbert Goff and giving roller skating exhibitions at the rink
The ad touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as uniquely effective for women's illnesses with testimonials, noting over a million letters in the Lynn Massachusetts lab. It claims to prevent surgeries, uses root and herb ingredients, and restores feminine health without drugs.
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