Fall plowing and winter pasture guidance from Elmo Ellis
Agricultural notes urge fall plowing to build soil health and pest control. Advice covers sowing rye and oats, maintaining winter pasture for stock and poultry, and strengthening defenses against disease with green food. Includes local farm tips and a bank notice.
Allies Break German Push Across France and Belgium
Paris reports Germans driven back along 150 miles east of Paris with French center repelling attacks and forcing German withdrawals. British and French forces take prisoners as battle continues with Maubeuge defense praised and Austrians and Italians moving in the broader theater.
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Oklahoma A M College short course for farmers and homemakers
Oklahoma A M College at Stillwater offers a twenty week School of Agriculture and Domestic Economy providing practical training for young men in farming and young women in home economics with no tuition. Subjects include farm machinery livestock soils public speaking and more while expenses cover only living costs. The program runs October 13 to March 13 with no entrance exams and age at least fifteen.
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War tax hints emerge with multiple beverage and commodity duties
In Washington on September, Leader Underwood suggested possible inclusion of gasoline in war taxes. The proposed bill may reshape beer tax to 1.50 per barrel, raise income tax by 0.5 percent with a reduced exemption, and set wine tax at 0.20 per gallon. Cigarettes, playing cards, Pullman tickets, and freight shipments likely to be taxed. bill expected to take final form tomorrow.
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Pardons sought by Pontotoc grand larceny convict
On the first Monday in October 1914 Herman Linskey, sentenced to the penitentiary from Pontotoc county for grand larceny, will apply for a pardon.
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