Indiana Farmers Attend Fourth District Federation Meeting
More than 2,500 farmers from numerous Indiana counties attended the Fourth district meeting of the Indiana Federation of Farmers associations in Marion and heard talks on farming matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Grant
Adams
Blackford
Howard
Huntington
Jay
Miami
Tipton
Wabash
Wella
Indiana Federation of Farmers’ Associations
Columbus
Harrys
New
James B. Watson
United States
Indiana
John S. Banham
Congress
South Indiana
W. T. Newsom
Bartholomew County
Indianapolis
Kokoamo
Clinton
Logansport
George Rinner
United States District Attorney
State Department
Canada
Imperial Council
Bufalo
N. Y
Stochester
Tidhiung Biute Board of Tax Commissioners
Jude Stevens
Fulton Clicuit Court
Ccase
George A. Stockberger
Newcastle
Stockberger
J. W. Byerer
A Anderson
Hoale
Anderson
Citizens' Hospital
Midisom County
Delaware County
J. F. Treasure
Ralnas
World War Veterans of Indiana
Louis
Aurora
Evast Enterprise Fair Association
Trend Toward Motorized Farms Ends Horsepower Era
The Agriculture Department traces the rise of gas and internal combustion tractors from 1905 a first market entry to a 1919 surge, noting Winnipeg and Omaha shows and a shift from steam to small, practical two and three plow machines. The piece highlights industry growth, evolving designs, and the spread to the South and Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Dakotas
Montana
Northwest
Winnipeg
Canada
United States
Omaha
Salina
Ken
Kansas City
Texas
Macon
Agec Ulaue
Office of Farm Management
Pacific Coast
Tralian Army
Grain mixtures for calves guide feeding in early weeks
A dairy advisory outlines when to introduce grain to calves and how much to feed by age. It lists recommended grain mixtures using cracked corn, wheat bran, oats, and supplements, plus guidance on hay and roughage, pasturing rules, and cautions about alfalfa and soaking grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanayille
Kokomo
Howard County Board of Tax Review
Richmond
Cambridge City
Williamsburg
O. Willams
Wayne County
Indianapolis
Goodrich
Peter J. Kroger
Internal Revenue
Kruker
South Bend
South Bend High School
J. N. Greene
D.D
Jesse
Eschbach
State Board of Accounts
Gilbert H. Flendren
State Industrial Board
Attorney General’s Department
Feffersonvilla
Simalder
Scottsburg
Sorden
Priends
Richard ©. Johnson
Indiana School For the Deaf
Board of Trustees
Johnson
Tt Ia
Willie Perron
Crawfordsville
Saqiblie
Michigan City
Indiana
American Legion
Fred C. Miller
Resolutions Commune of the Legion
Columbus
Bartholomew County Fraemers’ Association
Osene Hy Williams
Williams
Indiana University
Iodianapolis
Harry BR. Pynon
0. Adair
Elwood
United States Department of Agriculture
Good Blood Assisted Dairy
A Montana county farm bureau member bought a dairy bull for 100 as a calf. The bull head of ten cows produced 4 800 pounds milk and 2060 pounds butterfat annually. Daughters of the bull now outproduce by 102 pounds butterfat and 1828 pounds milk per year, netting 3800 dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Montana County Farm Bureau
Enemies of Dairy Industry Threaten Butter Quality
A speaker warns that those producing inferior batter threaten the dairy industry more than substitute users. He stresses no substitute for first class butter but notes danger when butter is made from stale cream, risking peace and even citizens going without butter.
Nitrogenous phosphate aids in weight gain and health
An advertisement touts organic nitro phosphate as a remedy for thinness. It claims the product feeds nerves and body cells to increase weight and energy, improving nervousness sleeplessness and appearance, with a caution for those not wishing to gain flesh.
Notable Reflections on Nature and Mortality
A fragmented meditation contrasts nature’s effort with human prompting and notes that even noble acts by the common man may fade from memory, hinted within a somber, reflective voice. The lines mix natural force with moral musings and quiet impermanence.
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It
An advertisement claims many people suffer undetected kidney trouble. It promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as effective, citing an insurance examiner who notes many application rejections stem from undiagnosed kidney issues. Sample bottles offered by mail with payment and paper reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draggiete
Kilmer
Cee
Dr. Ituer & Co
Hinghamton
N. Y
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Indiana State News
Dera
Good Blood Assisted Dairy
U.S
France
U. S
Cambridge Rubber CO
Cambridge, Mass
Telal
W. F.young
Temple St
Springfield
Mare
Banner Lye
Rugg
Banner
the Penn Chemical Works
Philadelphia
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