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Newspaper

Wayne County Herald

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1901

Page

4

Painter’s method claims rapid healing for wounded fruit trees

A correspondent to The Country Gentleman discusses painting tree wounds with oil-based paint as a means to deter rabbit damage and stimulate growth. He reports trees painted on the wound healed faster, remained vigorous, and resisted further rabbit depredation compared with unpainted or heavily painted wounds.

Robert W. Uurngs Scheasba Hin BP Ftobert Woburn Draska Resiance

Twin Chicks In Lach Igg Story Of A Two Egg Hen

The article tells of James E Fenonessy a Cinclopat theatrical manager who reportedly owns a hen that lays two eggs at once one inside the other. The outer egg is large as a turkey egg and the inner egg is a normal chicken egg.

Lach Igg James E. Fenonessy Culbertegon Louth Ha

Prize Winning Hen Lays Eggs for Weeks in Row

The ben has laid three fresh eggs weekly for eight weeks. Mr Fennessy will place two numbers at them in an incubator, and experts expect twin chicks from each egg. The ben is a prize winning fowl, true to blood and healthy.

How many hens in a flock and the size of range

The article discusses optimal flock size from 100 to 160 hens as yielding good egg output and about $100 yearly profit with proper care. Larger flocks and bigger houses often bring disease and decline in egg quality, while free range on a farm reduces daily care compared to yarded systems.

Slack-Snow Black Knot Threatens Stone Fruits

Black knot is a fungal disease affecting plum cherry and related tree fruits. Jamson plums and mercile cherry varieties are highly susceptible. Start at growth burst cut out infected limbs, burn them, and remove all affected wood by February 15 to prevent spore spread.

Fragmented OCR Fragment Offers Local Notes And Odd Phrases

A long string of garbled OCR text includes weather hints and scattered names. It reads like a fractured newspaper clipping with partial phrases about places, people, and events, interspersed with stray references to weather and daily life.

Fragmented Note Describes Homemade Water Treatment Process

A damaged passage outlines a method involving shelled or ber water, with steps to mix and pour between pitchers. It mentions keeping a warm place and using sweetened water to extend the original curm, suggesting a long lasting solution lasting months.

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Crossbreeding Merino and Oxford Down Aids Profits in Sheep Farming

The Life Stack Reporter notes Western ranchers mix Oxford Down with Merino to speed maturity and boost profits. Oxford Down cross on Merino yields faster finish and higher market value, with purebred rams at $50 and first crosses around $15 per head.

Simep Tess Farmera Ranchine Life Stack Ferdere Davis Daviaha Oxford Downs

Modern feed method uses alfalfa and rape for year round grazing

The article argues for alfalfa in winter and rape in summer as the cheapest, most productive feeding method. Rape yields high feed quantity with low labor, improves land condition, and adds about $10 per acre value. Alfalfa provides more protein than red clover, boosting sheep and wool production potential.

Three Hundred Million Eyes in Poultry Industry

A cryptic line asserts a vast value in poultry ventures, suggesting a grand scope of investment and growth. The remark hints at the importance of vision or oversight in a booming poultry sector, framing it as a major but unspoken opportunity.

Birds Help Farmers Reduce Pests and Protect Crops

A Washington Biological Survey report argues birds and mammals limit crop pests, showing many species are beneficial and only a few are harmful. It cites extensive stomach analyses and notes hawks, owls, and other birds prey on mice and vermin, supporting farm conservation over bounty.

Biological Survey Washington United States

Two Diphtheria Deaths Reported in Wooster District

Mrs Mary Jane Dravenstadt aged 60 of 247 Grant St died Saturday morning from diphtheria and was buried at Wooster Cemetery after a 2 pm funeral Monday. Mrs Lizzie Lerner Egger aged 35 wife of Frederick Egeer of South Merrot St died Sunday evening of diphtheria after a weeklong illness and was interred at Wooster Cemetery. she leaves Daniel Lerner, a son 7, and daughter Mary 6. A note also mentions a postcard and photo display at Pinkerton’s Gallery.

Mary Jane Dravenstadt Grant St Wooster Mre Lizzie (Lerner) Egger Frederick Egeer South Merrot St Daniel Lerner Eve Daniel Mary St Pinkerton

Diphtheria Closes Wooater Ward Schools Until Feb 4

At a joint Wooater Board of Education and Board of Health meeting last Thursday the ward schools were closed until Monday Feb 4 due to diphtheria cases. All families with diphtheria exposure were quarantined. Sunday Schools were also closed.

Wooater

Kauffman Woman Dies After Incident at Paradise Church

Mrs Dsyid Kauffman and Mrs Manditla Kauffman of Wayne County were reportedly involved in a fatal event last Friday afternoon at Paradise Church. The wife of Davis Raffman and the couple’s only child were among those noted in the sparse church notice.

Manditla (Gresser) Kauffman Davis Raffman Wayne Two Paradise Church

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