Poultry Raising Tips Emphasize Feeding Details
The article asserts poultry raising is profitable and profits can rise with careful feeding. It mentions a line of poultry feeds and highlights bone and shell mix as key components for better results.
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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1901
Page
8
The article asserts poultry raising is profitable and profits can rise with careful feeding. It mentions a line of poultry feeds and highlights bone and shell mix as key components for better results.
The Daviess county bar met Monday afternoon to honor the late Ex-Governor James A. Mount with resolutions praising his public and private service. Attendees included GARDINER, O'Neall, Hastings, Tharp, Mears, and others. The group expressed sympathy to Mount’s widow and family and lauded his fiscal leadership and integrity.
An analysis notes repeated claims that Indiana governors face high mortality after leaving office. It cites examples from Willard, Hammand, Lane, Morton, Baker, Hendricks, Williams, Gray, Hovey, Chase, Matthews and others to question whether election meant a death warrant.
James Singleton and family visited the community Sunday. Jose H Willey has been confined several days with pneumonia and is improving. Mrs John Lett is on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Stanton Barber were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Thomas Singleton. Mr and Mrs James Edwards are on the sick list with grippe. Aden Singleton has the grip.
The clipping records farm building plans and livestock losses, a resident heading toward Oklahoma, a funeral in Winfield, and a proposal for a McKinley Ding border meeting at El Paso. It mentions receivers of a Wilson Mercantile company and ongoing property and debt concerns affecting the region.
Local notices report outbreaks with mention of several cases among children in Possum Hollow. References to caregivers and unnamed residents indicate spread through the community while medical input remains sparse.
Miss Vinnie McBride spends Saturday night with Easter and Gutha Traylor. Frank Gaither’s business trip to Knox county. Revival at Mt Gilead continues with growing interest. Tigiman Gaither visits from Parkersburg Ills. George Walker hosts Monroe Traylor guests. Ezra Gregory and Earn Purcell attend social from Cumback. Mrs Bile Boyer of Cumback visits Clara Johnson. Biddsoe ships two logsheads of tobacco. two more soon. George Ward visits from Aikman’s. Absent pupils due to illness. John Morgan’s dwelling is being painted. Song “Well I’m Good Boy Now” popular. Bethel youths attend Mt Gilead church. Gertia Barber and Flora Colbert visit Gumback. Prant Gaither moves to Washington for the winter. Lacking telephone line noted for doctor calls. Miss Cynthia Eskew’s sixteenth birthday surprise party with games and music. oyster soup served. Attendees include Vilpnie McBride c Julia Neiry and Will Armes.
Ey inna business visits report by Irvin Carroll. Several residents travel to Washington and Bruceville for work and family visits. A campus oyster supper at Hinkle schoolhouse proceeds benefit Y P RG books. Measles case reported. school precautions urged.
The Princeton Clarida editor lampoons modern girls as frivolous and loud in style. He cites street fashion nightlife cravings and public behavior, arguing that such excesses affect family life and social norms in early 20th century America.
Alfordsville area residents list ailments and visits. Hiram Collins WB Allen and Eugene Allen are recovering from typhoid and grip. Alonzo Chandler and J M McCord noted on business. John Kelso traded property for a farm. John F Roberts and J Carnahan Company workers appear on business. George W Cole out with throat trouble. Lowell Horrail of Jasper visiting. John Hedrick, wife visited countryside. Mrs Rila Chandler visiting Martin county. Peter Shea locally ill. remains of Jackson County infantryman arrives and is laid to family home.
In Montgomery a protracted meeting began at the U B church on Tuesday night inviting all. Postmaster Weimer reports the death of his father Orlando B Weimer of Beach City Ohio. Marshall Ira Bullard has been ill for several days. Barr township teachers plan to attend a Burns discussion at the next institute. Kendall moved to Otwell. A child’s finger was severed in a sausage mill incident at Frank Zinkan’s. Dad Martin and family returned from Lawrenceville Illinois. First National Bank of Montgomery stockholders met and applied for a charter with J M Crayford A Hayward and J G McCawley as attendees.
A long narrative recounts Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, detailing their courtship, wedding on February 10, 1840, and a devoted marriage. It notes their public affection, Albert's influence on policy, their family life, and royal ceremonies including jubilees and public processions. It mentions Victoria's later years, assassinations attempts, and their ten children with spouses and lineages.
A compact outline traces Victoria's reign from 1837 onward noting peace but many upheavals. It lists major events including the Rebellion in Canada Afghan war War with China Repeal of the corn laws Famine in Ireland Chartist agitation Crimean War Indian self rule expeditions Abyssinia disestablishment of the Irish church and later Irish agitation. It notes imperial wars in Zululand New Guinea annexation and global shifts shaping the British Empire.
A New Orleans canvass will seek to discover whether all city children attend Sunday school or receive religious instruction. The effort claims no sectarian aim and would steer missing youths toward any church’s program. The Evansville Journal notes the broader social aim of religious education.
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