Abandoned Farm Problem Moves Westward Warning
In the May Agricultural Review Prof R T Throckmorton Kansas experiment station says soil fertility is depleting with 265 000 000 in plant food removed this year. He notes that would yield 290 009 000 bushels of wheat and urges farmers to work scientifically amid abandoned farms and rising population. Congressman Fred S Purnell to speak at Veedersburg Christian church next Sunday on his trip to France.
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Agricultural Review
R. T. Throckmorton
Kansas Experiment
Fred S. Purnell
Christian Church
Veedersburg
Once a Week Tooth Polish Keeps Teeth Stainless
A well known dentist introduces Once-a-Week Tooth Polish to remove stubborn film like plaque from teeth without harming enamel or gums. Sold by druggists, it is to be used in addition to dentifrices and is suitable for children and adults as a preventive for tartar decay and germs.
Hillsboro News Busy Week With Farm Moves And Visits
Frank Hetfield and W. T. Laird transact business in town Monday as threshing winds down this week. Loren Yeagy visits uncle John Yeagy in Attica. Cooper Clifton family moves to East Washington Street. Numerous local residents host visitors and take outings in nearby Turkey Run and Covington. The Nebeker Hershberger sale draws attendance. most property sells well. The new overall factory expected to open September first after labor delays. A boy weighs nine and a half pounds at birth to Theodore and Mrs Carlson. mother recovered. Local marriages, a freight wreck near Mellott, and fair ads plus Lyric theater notices pepper the column.
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Loren Yeagy
Attica
John Yeagy
Cooper Clifton
Lemp
East Washington Street
Oren Starnes
Elmer Wilkey
Urbana
Jos
Wilbur J. Young
Charles Massey
Lake
Marinette County
Wisconsin
M. Herzog
Chas. Rotaine
Henry Fretz
Mulberry
Sig Leon
Kokomo
Jessie Born
Max Bor
Jos. Faust
Corsa
Lafayette
Dorothy May Crain
C. V. Welch
Bismark
Baltimore Hills
Covington
Prof. Dotson
Dotson
Gassie
Theodore Carlson
Elizabeth Spence
Alma Rogers
Mildred Dennis
Agnes Mehar
Toledo
Detroit
Lee
Page Hardware
Covington Fair
Douglas Fairbanks
Lyric
William McClure
Government Advises Wheat Growers How to Avoid Hessian Fly
Circular 51 from the U.S. Department of Agriculture urges farmers to focus on soil preparation seed selection and crop rotation to combat Hessian fly. It cautions late sowing risks and stresses vigorous seedbeds and fall field prep to sustain plant health and yield.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
State Conference of Charities Meets in Fort Wayne
The twenty eighth State Conference of Charities and Correction will meet in Fort Wayne October 4 to 7 under the Board of State Charities. Dr George S Bliss of Fort Wayne is president Eugene C Foster of Indianapolis secretary A mass meeting Sunday afternoon will feature Governor Goodrich. The slogan for 1919 is Peace and Community Problems.
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Fort Wayne
Goodrich
Pak Cress
James L. Fiestr
Civilis Th
Relief
Washingtoni
Starr Cadwalader Piste
Cleveland
Ohio
State Conference of Charities
Fea
Meraboy
Segiégerreont
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