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Newspaper
Connersville Curier
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1909
Page
2
An Ohio Farmer article examines nondairying farms that keep few cows for family use, noting widespread calf raising to profit from veal. Calves are bought cheaply from milk customers, fattened quickly, and sold for beef, while milking and churning are streamlined by using calves as milking aids.
A collection of rustic quips and political musings. The narrator recalls a once popular candidate Bill who faced a crushing defeat, a crotchety farmer seeking blunt counsel, and a string of homey vignettes about family misadventures and everyday stubbornness. The piece closes with a Missouri-infused chorus urging action over words and hearty fare to match hard times.
From September to next year the Brus brothers will cultivate one acre at La Bruyere Blue Ridge farm to test spinach late turnips radishes and other crops. They will record all costs and earnings daily and aim to show higher productivity and profit.
Charles Crouse of Milton pike one mile north of Connersville announces a large public sale on Tuesday December 7 1909. It features seven head of horses and mules two brood mares seven head of cattle sheep clover seed 2500 bushels yellow corn hay straw and farming implements. Sale begins 9:30 AM and continues all day with full details on large bills.
When crops off, prune canes that bore fruit and thin new growth for next year. Fight weeds vigorously now as cultivation should stop by August 1 to let wood mature. Do not pinch back the tips after that date as fruit beds form.
People daily visit the Cour ier office mistaking it for a post office causing delays and curiosity as residents seek mailing services from the wrong facility.
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