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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1909
Page
5
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Potassium essential for plant growth and a major crop nutrient, with soils only naturally containing about two percent. The Strassfurt bed in Germany represents the world’s largest deposit, extending 50 to 130 feet deep over a broad area, mined since 1851 by the II syndicate with $200 million capital, 28,000 miners, and $25 million annual sales. The ore’s origin links to ancient seas and later geological uplift, leaving salt potassium, gypsum, and salt beneath vegetation and soil.
An expert outlines two cement faults causing failures: weak material and improper mix. Tests for sand quality and sufficient cement are advised. Also urged are two kitchen improvements: a proper drainage system and a powered, pumped water supply linked to an elevated tank for constant water access.
Observes green fog and Hessian fly pests attack winter wheat in south central Kansas. Farmers shift to corn and alfalfa for higher returns and soil improvement, boosting livestock feeding and land fertility. Proposes Hessian fly and green bug as unlikely benefactors for future years.
A long summary of farm topics covers a Pennsylvania fall trotting race with a four year old Durham bull, a Jersey cow Pedro's Estella killed after injury, black walnut harms to apple trees, poultry shipment losses and quarantine ideas, North Yakima apple packing school, cover crops for orchards, wild sweet clover on poor soils, forest versus agriculture in national wealth, and watershed forest preservation across regions.
Constantinople July 21 The court martial's report on the Adana massacres denounces the vali and local authorities for inaction. It lists punishments already meted and proposes death penalties and hard labor while urging a future general amnesty as a national celebration.
Rochester Ind July fishery of Bruce lake survey sparked a gun threat on Ben Etruce’s farm as land boundaries and water drainage push state survey crews. Locals claim strips of land will be taken, with farmland in hay corn and oats at risk and disputes spreading among nearby landowners.
Rome July 1 Don Carlos of Bourbon the pretender to the Spanish throne died after a long illness. Latest reports say apoplexy with paralysis. Paris July 21 Don Jaime indicated he would pursue his father Don Carlos policies and push a modern aggressive Carlist movement.
In Jeffersonville Indiana Clark lodge Free and Accepted Masons loses $100000 after a birth changes the will by Mrs J F Deshon. The funds come from a Kentucky farm left by James A Holt to fund an orphans home after ten years. Governor Marshall probes poolroom operations near Jeffersonville. A Walnut Street trolley car was dynamited with no injuries.
Honolulu July 21 Five years hard labor with dishonorable discharge from the army was the sentence by court martial at Schofield barracks for Private R C Cunningham of Troop K Fifth cavalry who allegedly annoyed two Hawaiian girls while on sentry duty Berlin July 21 Prince von Buelow resigns as chancellor and is succeeded by Dr Von Bethmann Hollweg Prices continue advancing in the cotton goods and cotton yarn markets
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