Tetzlaff and Carlson Among the Best Two at Indy 500
Teddy Tetzlaff and Billy Carlson, both native Californians, are highlighted as top contenders for the upcoming Indianapolis 500 at the Speedway. Tetzlaff holds the world road racing record of 7&7 miles per hour at Santa Monica in 1912, while Carlson is noted for a third-place finish in the Vanderbilt Cup. Driving year round, they are said to be in prime condition for the race.
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LocalFigures Attend Weekend Visits in Lebanon
Friday through Sunday reports describe Mea Vergil Morricon ewes in Leb anon and residents visiting relatives. Debut Hotehison and spouse with Mr and Mrs Smith of Terre' Acute travel to Senday for events. Maris Utterbeet and Ralph Paynter families are noted with local connections as guests.
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Acd Messmith
Terre’ Acute
Senday
Sunday Socials Report From Local Families
Providence Frack Bowman and wife spent Sunday afternoon with Grant Davie and family. Carl Dickson spent Sunday with Floyd Bowman. John Casady, Gaile and Embert Thompson and wives visited Es gall Trough and wife. Oliver Bowman and wife sat Oliver Dickson and wife and Ray Beabeauta-2 Thorntowo Sandis after. yoo Crarley Mule and family and Charley Thompson and family apans Sunday at Brownsburg. Luis Higgens on the sick list. Estall Veough and wife spent Saturday night in Newie. Thomas Sackley and family were in Crawfordsville Sunday visiting Mrs Shirteys mother who is in poor health. Mabel and Ruth Davia were in New Ross Saturday afternoon.
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Trhomas Sackley
Crawfordsville
Mrs Shirteys
Puss
Farmers Plant Corn This Week and Local Visits
Several farmers in the neighborhood planting corn this week. Zealin Billisgely and family and R D Billingsly spent Sunday with Sam Caplinger family. Florence Proffitt visiting Danville parents Geo Proffitt and Hattie Short of Grensburg. Lora McLaughlin and Eva called in the evening. Mrs Roach Dean and Pansy Dean were in Lebanon Saturday. Little Delbeet Black suffers mouth ailment. Caplinger family and James Caplinger visited Mea Lou Caplinger Sunday. Ed Hamilton spent a day with Tom Burroughs and Charlie Richardson working for Henry Frazier. John Forbes attended the GAR encampment in Indianapolis. de Lucas family spent Sunday with Cley Lewis. O H Beaver worked for Wm. Weldon one day last week.
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Grensburg
W P Ray
Lora McLaughlin
Eva
Roach Dean
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Lebanon
Little Delbeet Black
G Caplinger
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Mea Lou Caplinger
Ed Hamilton
Tom Burroughs
Charlie Richardson
Henry Frazier
John Forbes
GAR
Indianapolis
Sunday Social Notes From Sardag and Nearby
A quirky local column lists Sunday guests including Katrion Brown Ozels Miller and Pearl Walkup. Attendance at services blends with family news as Obits mention Dotty Heath and a child’s death from whooping cough. Social visits at Frank Walkup’s home and Hattie Troutman’s Sunday School noted.
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Teirss Wall
Katrion Brown
Ozels Miller
Dotty
Lemuel Heath
Hattie Troutman
Simple seed tester using cloth strip and can method
Walter Ab Leutz presents a simple seed testing method. A cloth strip and a tin can form a tester. Seed is laid four inches apart, rolled in the cloth, soaked in warm water, then germination is observed to measure vitality and track seed lots.
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Walter AB Leutz
Local Visits and Cattle Dehorned for Farmer
Brown stops to dehorn cattle for R J River on Friday. Baxter Brubeck and wife visit R J Riner and family Sunday afternoon. A Baker list of visits includes Mea Harry James family, Mra Myrtie Garner and son, and Mrs Avery Jams. Numerous neighbors, including Baxter Reed and Ora Reed, share meals and calls across Lebanon, Indianapolis, and Gebanon on Saturday and Sunday.
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E M Smith
R J Riner
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Mra Myrtie Garner
Son Shermen
Avery Jams
Ora Reed
Ore Vice
Baxter Reed
Sundey
Emmet Riser
Jobo Jones
Frank Riner
Egg Exports Rise Sharply in a Decade
Reports show 121 million dozen eggs exported abroad in twelve months, suggesting the nation’s egg crop rivals the corn crop in scale. Export value surged from 1903 to 1913, rising from 33 297 dollars to 4 391 653 dollars as shipments increased.
Bees Are Little Trouble
Bees are profitable for farms with nearly self sustaining pastures and low start up costs. The article argues apiculture suits children or women on farms and complements poultry and fruit growing, producing practical cash value with minimal effort.
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Arm Implement is Handy for Early Farm Cultivation
The double smoothing harrow is a useful farm implement for cultivating corn bears and potatoes just before emergence and when they stand two to six inches tall. The frame should be 3 by 3 inches of oak, with teeth slanted back at about forty five degrees in a diamond pattern for effective soil engagement. Paint and keep dry to ensure long life.
Educated Man Best Farmer Says Agriculture Dept
The department of agriculture says farmers with a high school education earn about twice the income of those with only a common school education. It also notes that educated men tend to be the most successful farmers, and starting farming earlier yields the largest profits.
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Department of Agriculture
How to Make Sheep Grow Rapidly on Grass
Author discusses maximizing summer growth of sheep on pasture to ensure strong body condition by fall. Emphasizes feeding quality forage, steady grazing, and preparatory care for winter readiness.
Breed Up Dairy Cows
A brief exhortation urges dairy producers to breed up their dairy cows to improve productivity. The message stresses that the approach takes little time or cost and promises progress in the dairy business.
Use of Fertilizers in Clover Growth on Exhausted Lands
The article explains maintaining soil fertility on sandy lands by supplying phosphorus and potassium and organic matter. It notes potassium is often beneficial for clover to boost organic matter, and emphasizes applying potash when growing truck crops or when organic matter is low. It highlights legume rotation and in-soil nitrogen from root bacteria as key factors.
Quince Is Much Neglected Fruit In Markets
The quince is a neglected fruit compared with a century ago. Varieties have changed little, and cultivation methods lack study. Orchards often neglect quince trees and marketing is underdeveloped, though cooking enhances its flavor and potential as a dessert fruit.
Better Than Spanking Home Treatment for Bed-Wetting
An advertisement claims a constitutional cause for bed-wetting and offers Mrs M Summers's home treatment with full instructions. The ad asserts the method helps children and adults with urine difficulties by day or night and encourages readers to write for details.
Motor Sheep Shearing Price List Offered
The notice advertises sheep shearing services with rates natives 1240 and westerns 15c. Callaboas 48 Willard Gardner requests parties to furnish good wool twine for the job.
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Willard Gardner
Operation Successful Abe Caster Recovering From Surgery
Abe Caster aMontgomery County farmer and brother of Nilaster of Leboo underwent eight surgical operations last week to remove the remains of a car eye removal. He is recovering nicely and considered one of the happiest men in the section.
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Kenown
Montgomery County
Nilaster
Leboo
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