Plan now ten plant crops for silage
C A Hutton from the University of Tennessee recommends planting silage crops on well prepared ground at normal corn planting time, or after harvesting a winter grain, using a good seed bed with subsoil plow and disc harrow. Corn or cane give best nutrition. mixing with sorghum increases yield. Cow peas and soybeans boost protein but are better for dry hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Hutton
Division of Extension
University of Tennessee
Railway of the South ticket notices and local attorney ads
The page lists rail tickets to April 30 1915 with May return limits for most Texas points, stopovers allowed. It also includes attorney listings for Johnson City and surrounding Tennessee towns, barber shops, and notices about regional matters including a statement on African destruction and a county wheat increase in Wilson County with date December 1, 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
Fort Mera
Pia
Mobile
Ala
Jacksonville
Fla
Key West
Lakeland
Miama
Orlando
Palm Beach
Fix
Augustine
Tampa
New Orleans
Dalas
Tex
el Paso
Ft. Worth
Galveston
Houston
San Antonio
Sint
Texas
School Gardens Foster Student Growth Across Towns
C Keffer notes growing interest in school gardens with options for school plots or home cultivation supervised by teachers. The program aligns with nature study goals, teaching seed sprouting, plant nutrition, tillage effects, and insect life while pupils care for plants. The University of Tennessee Extension offers planting plans and variety mats to interested schools or civic leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. ‘. Keffer
Division of Extension
University of Tennessee
Time to prune now in Tennessee fruit trees
Advice from extension agents on pruning times for peaches grapes apples and pears in Tennessee. Emphasizes pruning to maximize light penetration and fruit spur sun exposure, with guidance on age shapes and avoiding sun scald. Includes notes on cottonseed demonstrations and a tale of a lost treasure chase reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketter
Division of Extension
University of Tennessee
Tennessee
New York
Salt Lake
Non-Resident Notices From 1915 Comet Invocation
Non resident defendants in two cases must appear in Johnson City law court or risk default. Mashburn and Thompson are ordered to publish four weeks in The Comet and answer by specified dates. Notices dated May 1915 cite Justice of the Peace P Q Miller and Clerk J L Hilbert with deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Mashburn
Art Davit
State of
Tennessee
Comet
Johnson City
P. Q. Miller
Dosio Thompson
Josie ‘Thompson
J. L. Hilbert
Ter Stanley Barlow
Also Mentioned on This Page
Birmingham
Pittsburg
Bell Telephone
Cumberland Telephone
S. B. White
HI Spring Street
Sparger Mills Co
Bristol, Tennessee
J. W. Gray
Market Street
Gamantee
Ney Smith
M. D
Rom
Mamaba
Cubs
Florida
Mississippi
Louisiana
Souther
Railway of the South
Ucket
O J. L. Meek
AL Reis
D. P
Knoxville
Hal
Attanooga
Nashville
Guy H. May
Knoxville, Tenn
J. E. Shipley
Aassstant Gon
Tenn
W. J. Matthews
M.D
Main St
H. M. Cass, M. D
Roan Street
Roth Telephones
Elmore Estrs
Avalon
Locust Street
Rt. P. Harrison
McClain & Dickinson Stable
City Drug Store
DR. TM. Dykes
Osteopathic Physician
Miller Building
Johnson City, Tenn
J. W. Cox
Main Street
Unaka Avenue
F. T. Massengili
Central
Boones Creek
W. ¢. Pierce
Justice of the Peace and Notary Public
Weat Market Street
Guy
Chase
Oscar M. Faite
Naka National Bank
EN. Moore
Unaka National Bank Building
Ubnson Ily
A, BR. Johnson
Noor
Brown Building
E. J. Vaught
Burrow Building
R. Gardner
Armbrust-Smith
Tt. A. Cox
Congress
W. J. Allen
Lone Tree
Western Hotel
Southern Railway
Nat Hyder
Africa
Wilson County
W. P. Sanford
Wilton County
Crockett County
Anothdr
Thonsan
Justice of the Peace
Washington County
Swingle Bros
PHE Law Court
Johnson
Erry
Thompson
Paine
Milngworth
Timmer
Mann-Pierce Co
West Main Street
Cortriright
Cortright Metal Roofling Co
2Ard St
Philadelphia
The
ABC of Advertising
Edison Mazda
Steam Laundry
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