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Newspaper

Ada Weekly Democrat

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1909

Page

3

Maitland Foils Anisty in City Apartment Intrigue

Dan Maitland avoids a fatal trap as his double Daniel Anisty manipulates a jewel theft scheme. A gray dressed woman, a broken down car, and a midnight hustle collide in Maitland Manor. Maitland outwits the crook, recovers his gems, and leaves sleuth Hickey with a costly lesson.

Dan Maitland New York Hagan Dan Maitland Bannerman Greenfields Lady In Gray Daniel Anisty Dan Anisty Snaith Anisty Gray Ash Sleuth Fifth Avenue Hickey Sarge Rook Maitland Manor Higgins Gray Girl Bartholdi Mr. Hickey O'Hagan Mr. Maitland O’hagan

Farm safety and farming wisdom from a rural union editorial

The piece urges duty done without thought, planning and keeping books to trace income and outlay. It praises agricultural demonstrations by departments, criticizes food substitutes, warns against food fraud, notes lightning rod fraud recovery, and emphasizes oil use to ease machinery draft over whipping.

Departments of Agriculture

Sister barred from singing six months by doctor

She asks why her sister did not sing tonight. He replies the doctor forbids singing for six months. She then asks if he lives nearby.

Maitland Nighthawk

Keep Up Humus Supply In Mississippi Soils

George L. Clothier argues in Union Advocate that returning plant material to the soil is cheaper and more effective than making manure. He warns that half the fertilizing value is lost in typical farm practice and urges saving trash and plowing it under to build humus.

George L. Clothier Union Advocate Mississippi Jethro Tull Holland

Alfalfa Promise Faces Caution in Georgia

A Southern Cultivator outlook urges patience and thorough preparation for alfalfa in North Georgia. W L Stallings warns of failures from poor land, inadequate lime, and weak soil treatment, urging nitrogen fixing cultures and extensive prep before sowing. The piece stresses high effort and proper soil conditioning for success.

North Georgia W. L. Stallings National Department of Agriculture Clark New England

Potato Scab Treatments and Seed Selection

The article advises two chemical treatments for potato scab using corrosive sublimate and formalin solutions with long soaking times, followed by drying before planting. It warns that stable manure promotes scab and recommends avoiding planting scabby seed potatoes if better seed is available.

Cotton growing expands across Texas Oklahoma and new states

A historical survey shows Texas west of Hardeman to Dimmit rising from 7 831 bales in 1899 to 139 377 in 1908. The Papa handle area grows to 111 951 bales in 1908 while eastern zones jump from 47 622 bales in 1899 to 288 110 in 1908. Oklahoma adds acres as farmers switch from wheat against pests. New Mexico and Arizona join as producers with Egyptin cotton experiments in Arizona.

Texas Oklahoma Hardeman County Dimmit County Nolan Andrews County Papahandle Hardeman Ouichita Eastland Taylor New Mexico Arizona

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