Charcoal Feeding for Hogs Believed Helpful in Winter
A Missouri writer explains a low cost method to make charcoal on the farm to feed hogs. The process uses a trench, wood fuel, and sheet iron lids to slow burn and retain heat. Charcoal is cited as a cheap disease preventive and aids digestion and appetite in hogs.
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Missouri
Growth of the Farmers Institute Movement in the United States
The farmers institute movement expanded greatly in the past decade with 9 570 sessions in 41 states in 1902 03 and 20 640 sessions in 19 states the following year. Attendance rose from 904 654 to 2 897 391, while per session turnout grew from 94 53 to 141. State appropriations climbed from 187 226 to 510 784, and overall Institute reach neared 3 million rural residents. The movement grew largely without national funding, relying on local initiative and agricultural colleges to sustain momentum.
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Farmers’ Institute
United States
Louisiana
Nevada
Alaska
Porto Rico
Dr King’s New Discovery Endorsed for Croup and Cough
Lewis Chamberlain of Mansfield Ohio writes of his child’s severe croup attacks and the relief from Dr King’s New Discovery. The ad urges readers to keep a 50 cent bottle in every Atall drugstore with Buck Co. Philadelphia and St Louis as distributors.
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King
Lewis Chamberlain
Manster
Ohio
H. F. Buck & Co
Philadelphia
St Louis
Post Offices May Open Sundays Again Amid Law Revisions
Washington dispatch reports the six day postal closure may be eased as Daniel C. Roper urges Sunday work with compensatory time off. He favors eight hour shifts for rural carriers and discontinuing many small offices in favor of stations of larger ones.
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Sam
Postoffice
Washington
Daniel C. Roper
Roper
Serant
Notice for Publication Geor ge Murph at Wellingson Neva
Public notice announces George Murph of Wellingson Nevada applying for final five year mineral claim in Mount Diablo district. Names listed include Wederna Wellington Nevada Kimmel Hutson Nevada and Cohn register notes first notice January and last publication January 15.
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George Murph
Wellingson
Neva
Wade Montestead
Tawange
Mount Diablo
Armes
Commissamen
Nevada
T Pe Itheeans Seine Walesa
Wellington
Sghltirles HK
Wederna
Nevats
Samuel Kimmel
Hutson
Nevaia
Charlie Ab Ceeter
Suh
Neva Lou
COHN
Register
Dissolution and Receivership Hearing Set in Nevada Case
The court orders a hearing on the receiver’s report of the assets in a Lyon County partnership case. The hearing is set for January 20, 1914 at 10 AM in Yerington Court House. Publication notices will appear in the Yerington Times for three weeks starting December 27, 1913.
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A. Scossa
Thomas J Kepner
Recriver
Court House
Yerington
Lyon County
Nevada
Yerington Times
Ciy
Yering the Tan
Lyon
Frank P. Langan
Thomas F. Kepner
Journal Building
Reno
Notice of Contest in Desert Land Cancellation Case
Notice to Ephriam A. Brown of Wellington Nevada that Sonora J Wooster requests to cancel Desert Land Entry No 67240 filed August 17 1913 for the NE NW of Sec Mount Diade Meru Denotes contest and response due within twenty days after fourth publication. Proceedings list dates Dec 20 1913 Dec 27 1913 Jan 3 1914 and Jan 10 1914 with receivers and registers Louis Coun and Earl Tremont.
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Department of the Interior
U. S
Carson City
Nevada
Ephriam A. Brown
Wellington
Sonora J. Wooster
Hudson
Mount Diade Meru
Louis |Coun
Earl W. Tremont
Notice of Partnership in Nevada filed in Lyon County
A notarized partnership certificate from Lyon County Nevada lists John Sandner Cog and William A Reymers as partners. The document identifies their residences in Verington and Valleys and bears the notary’s acknowledgement dated December 13, 1924. Officials certify the partners signed freely and voluntarily.
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Nevada
Verington
John Sandner
Ich
John San Willarg
Reymers
Verin New Mils
Aod
Alanon
Yon County
State of Nevada
Perebaaly
Sandman
William A. Reymerse
Wilasay Notary
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