Meekison and Peruna Echoes From a30s Politician Profile
Thirty years of public service in Apoleots and Ohio shaped a rising politician noted for founding the Meekison Bank and leading his party in the region. A later fight with catarrh found remedy in Peruna, with advocates urging early use to prevent chronic disease and offering free booklets and expert advice from Dr. Hartman.
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David Meekison
America
Meekison
Peruna
Hartman
David Meeckison
Congress
Peru
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Inventor's Device Eases Stubborn Horseshoeing
In the Louisville Southern Journal description a horse obeys the blacksmith as a new device aids the shoeing process. The craft dwells on horse temperament and the smith's methods to secure the animal for shoe fitting, comparing the tactic to training a tiger with ropes before removing weight from the hindleg to complete the hoof work.
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Loutaville Sourter-Journal
Cattle Buyers Salaries and Farm Advice Across 1900s Farming Press
The Arizona Cattleman notes cattle buyers can earn from ten to fifteen thousand dollars annually, with some reports as high as twenty five thousand. Success requires daily records, precise judgments, and transparent pricing. Rural World warns against overproduced breeds, while dangers of overripe clover are highlighted and prudent farming after rich harvests is advised.
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Arizona Cattleman
Handy Hog Hanger for Efficient Butchering
A plan describes a six foot high post with a movable top pole to swing in circles, forming a Handy Hog Hanger. A 24 foot long pole with eight foot heavy end and front hook supports lifting hogs, dipping in scalding tubs, scraping, and hanging for entrail removal. Hangers arranged in a circle around the lever enable multiple hogs.
The Science of Feeding and Farm Notes
Practical dairy and livestock feeding guidance from Farm and Home and Midian¢ Former. Linseed meal boosts milk, cotton seed meal aids butter, moldy feeds harm milk, and care matters as much as intake. Theodore Louis of Wisconsin advocates a charcoal copperas mix for swine, self feeding, and age-spanning access. Lambs should get grain from ten weeks old to promote steady growth.
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Theodore Louis
Wisconsin
Salt essential for farm animals and human health
A long extract discusses Prof Shepperd of North Dakota collecting data on salt needs in animals. It states carnivores need little salt due to blood intake, herbivores require salt, and grains cause salt loss via potash. It notes potatoes raise salt demand, rice lowers it, and that excessive salt is poisonous. A mix of unrelated notices and ads follows.
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Shepperd
North Dakota
Esquimaux
Greenland
Mississippi
Mexico
Pope
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