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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1901
Page
4
Practical advice on horse care including feeding water and gentleness, plus dairy farming notes on breeding, milk quality, and butterfat. Emphasizes regular routines, clean feed, proper hygiene, and restraint from harsh training methods, with caution on manure and stable conditions.
Birds hatched later than May slow to grow and suffer from lice, while the flock’s vigor declines. Remedies include regular dust baths, inspection with attention to head lice, and thorough cleaning of the poultry house. Use boiling water or hot soap solution to kill lice, then drench the house with kerosene emulsion and repeat twice weekly until signs vanish. Dust baths help hens rid themselves of lice.
Mrs A N Thomuan formerly of Wooster was granted a divorce from Thomas Belora on grounds of extreme cruelty. She regains her former name Rose Mackail, claims substantial real estate in Wooster Newport Newpath Hampton and West Virginia, and receives a $700 settlement. The couple had married less than two years ago and separations involved the coachman work of Mr Belora.
Mrs Georgina Smith Duncan Mire aged 60 formerly of Wooster died at her home in Pittaburg after a brief illness that developed into acute complications. Born in Elgin Scotland she came to Wooster in 1880 and lived there until 1889. Survived by three children Williamine Charlotte and Geo Norman Duncan. Burial Monday at Wooster under Mrs J J Geitgey.
The university closed Mire Intz Kinney of Bel Airela with early fever at Hoover Cottage and moved to a room on the fourth door. Faculty planned a two weekend suspension starting Monday February 19, replacing the April spring vacation to avoid lost school work. Many students went home.
The Citizens' Electric Light and Power and Heating Co of Shrew was incorporated on Monday with capital stock of ten thousand dollars.
Mrs Samuel Bell fractured her right leg after a fall near the McClarran grocery store while returning from the Obrieain Hborch on Sunday. She was taken home and a physician called. A dozen Pentagrepha and photo date ten for 850 sold at Plokerton’s Gem Gallery.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertises round trip excursion tickets to New Orleans Mobile Pensacola and other Gulf venues at low fares. Validities and return deadlines stretch to March 7 with extensions to nearby lines. Details and application through Pennsylvanian Lines offices.
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