Care of Poultry Summer Hatching and Management
Summer hatched chicks require careful care to avoid heat stress in exposed coops and heat light. Early hatching is advised when conditions limit cooling, with free range under trees preferred for late chicks. Provide shade, ventilation, lice control, dry dusting for hens, and a balanced diet with buttermilk. avoid overcrowding and ensure fresh water and proper storage of eggs and meat using waterglass properly diluted.
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Ile
Receipts and Gestions: Sandwich Fillings and More
A vintage household guide lists sandwich fillings and spreads from crisp celery and pickle to creamed salt mackerel. It covers bread prep, mayonnaise dressings, and simple fruit and nut blends, with step by step instructions for plenty of classic crustless and open sandwiches.
Twenty Inning Tilt Gave Minot Narrow Win
From Here There And Everywhere Berthold and Minot played a twenty inning ball game with Minot prevailing. The report covers local incidents including a Grand Council Fire in Milnor, land board cautions, military discharges, accidents, and weather notes.
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Berthold
Minot
Tad
The Editor and the Heifer Calves Call for Prosperity
The piece praises the editor as proud yet meek, earning forty cents a week, who sympathizes with readers and rarely lies. It urges saving heifer calves and notes that the northwest states would greatly profit from increasing the kine population, with well bred calves signaling farmer prosperity.
How a Horse Sleeps in Rural Observation
A writer in the Inland Farmer notes horses tend to rest lying down when turned out but rarely sleep more than an hour at midnight even without restraint. A veterinarian adds horses avoid lying down, often sleeping standing due to fear of insects, with anecdotes of horses not resting for years. The piece also touches on elephants fearing mice and ends with a light aside about picnics and avoiding trial balances.
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Ture
Mansien
Not Much Resistance in London Tit-Bits Claim
A prisoner faced a court with minimal resistance, replying that he offered only a shilling and would not take a bribe. The brief exchange underscores the subdued response during the proceedings reported by London Tit-Bits.
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London
M. W. A. Lodge No. 5396 Meets Tuesdays at 8
Lodge notices state M. W. A. Lodge No. 5396 meets every Tuesday at 8 PM in Odd Fellows hall. Visitors are welcome. M S Phillips, V C J J Bailey, Clerk.
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Odd Fellows Hall
M.S. Phillips
V.C
J.J. Bailey
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