Milk feeding method of fattening poultry for market
The article explains a ten day to two week milk fattening finish for chickens in crates 21 by 36 inches, with eight birds per coop. It covers selection of vigorous birds, feeding mix of corn meal oats shorts and buttermilk, feeding timing, sanitation, growth rates, and local Indiana market considerations.
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Indiana
Careful Handling at Harvest Time Boosts Farm Fruit
The article stresses careful handling of fruit during harvest to reduce waste. It urges picking early fruit for immediate use and storing later fruit in cool cellars, with gentle handling, avoiding bags, sorting injuries, and saving only perfect specimens for storage to extend the season.
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Tudiana
In- Manapolis
Inpia
Barme
Emergency Hay Crop Millet Seed for Emergency Feed
Millet variety guide highlights common millet as a strong emergency hay crop option. It discusses sowing to quickly establish forage when forage is scarce and notes adaptability to varying soils and conditions.
Indiana Real Estate association forms at Indianapolis meeting
The Indiana Real Estate association is created at the Claypool hotel in Indianapolis with J. Edward Morris as president and Ryland A. Wolcott as secretary treasurer. The group plans a statewide gathering October 7 to 9 and aims to press tax reform and road improvements for property value protection.
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Indianapolis
Claypool
Fred. A. Sims
Frankfort
Carroll C. Brown
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Terre Haute
Indiana Real Estate Association
J. Edward Morris
Ryland A. Wolcott
L. J. Ninde
Fort Wayne
Frank R. Kiefer
HB. A. Santage
Evansville
Charles Emerson
Muncie
H. P. Wise
Gary
Indiana Realty
Sims
Brown
State Tax Association
Indiana University
Indiana
New York
Minnesota
Ohio
State Highway Commission
Indianapoli Real Estate Board
Indiana charity leaders named for 1914 15 work and honors
A bulletin lists Indiana men active in the National Conference of Charities and Corrections and related bodies receiving top posts for 1914 15. Amos W Butler Timothy Nicholson and Frank Loomis gain committees and secretary roles. Dr Charles Emerson becomes vice chairman on state care. Rev Gavish and Butler join public and private charities. Additional notes register Butler on the American officials executive committee and other Indiana appointments. Patents granted to Indiana residents include James Blake James Doodridge J C Back and others for casket handles insulated trolley crossing earth augers and wheel hubs.
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Indiana
National Conference of Charities and Correction
Amos” W. Butler
Board of State Charities
Butler
Timothy Nicholson
Richmond
Frank D. Loomis
Children’s Aid Association of Indianapolis
James O. Blake
Gary
James M. Doodridge
Miton
J. C. Back
Indianapolis
Frederick ©. Horetein
William L. Irwin
South Bend
Thomas J. Lindsay
Indianapoli
Charles Pekat
Continental Foundry and Machine Company
Holst Gary
Jay Tt’ Shriver
Elkhort
Tillage to Preserve Soil Moisture for Fruit Crops
The article emphasizes maintaining an earth mulch to conserve moisture for fruit plants. It explains stirring surface soil weekly, protecting against evaporation, and cultivating to depths suited to strawberries and bush fruits. It cautions against suspending tillage during blooming.
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M. N. Edgerton
Good Practices for Team Harness and Care
Guideline notes on proper harness fit and safety checks for work teams. Emphasizes inspecting every strap, providing water and lime, speaking clearly, giving periodic breaks, brushing horses, and avoiding rough handling when problems arise. BV. B.
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Purdue University Agricultural Extension
M. W. Richards
Sime Wet
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