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Newspaper
English News
Location
English, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
2
Barnes narrates a double shooting near Green Fancy as investigators and locals piece together a murder scene. Suspects include two men seen with revolvers and local guests from Green Fancy who deny involvement while a sheriff keeps Barnes under watch.
The U S Department of Agriculture reports large numbers of soldiers respond to opportunities to return to farming. At demobilization camps agricultural reps present job options, loans, and county agent contacts to redirect ex soldiers toward stock, grain, dairying, truck farming, and farm ownership.
Wealthy New Yorker Thowes K Barnes is killed on a walking trip near the Canadian border in a case linked to a mysterious Green Fancy. At Hert's tavern a touring troupe led by Lyndon Rushberoft and Miss Thackeray boards for meals. Two mounted men depart. one returns dying, the other dead. The events unfold as a baffling murder mystery.
The scene centers on Barnes and a farm boy tale that unsettles him while an Irishman steps in. Barnes demands meaning as tension threads through the exchange in a hushed moment.
An unnamed figure named Barnes is drawn into a spiraling dilemma of mystery and violence as events unfold with no immediate resolution. The scene hints at a dramatic cliffhanger and a looming continuation.
The article argues U S honey production is far below per person needs, with most honey used in baking and medicine. It urges promotion and better methods by current beekeepers rather than a surge in new ones to meet demand, noting wartime shortages showed demand can rise sharply.
Community markets benefit producers and consumers by enabling direct sales, lower prices, and fresher foods. Buyers connect with farmer salesmen, learning about farms and families while farmers gain city contact and can offer regular customers special fruits and vegetables.
The passage extols practical farming ideas such as choosing timely timber cutting and curing, planting posts, and making early pies. It notes soybeans’ resilience on poorer soils, and advises drainage with tile lines to improve yields. It ends with a philosophy that one blade of grass teaches two profits.
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