Indiana Farmers At Fourth District Meeting Hear Talks
More than 2,500 farmers from Grant, Adams, Blackford, Howard, Huntington, Jay, Miami, Tipton, Wabash and Wells counties attended the Indiana Federation of Farmers associations fourth district meeting in Marion and heard talks on topics vital to farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Grant
Adams
Blackford
Howard
Huntington
Jay
Miami
Tipton
Wabash
Wells
Indiana Federation of Farmers’ Associations
Columbus
Harry S. New
James EB. Watson
United States
Indiana
John §. Banham
Congress
South Indiana
W. T. Newsom
Bartholomew County Farmers’ Association
Bedford
Lawrence County
James Kline
Kline
Indianapolis
Kolomo
Clinton
Logansport
George Rinner
United States District Attorney
State Department
Canada
Imperial Council
Buffalo
Stochester
Indians State Board of Tax Commissioners
Stevens
Fulton Circuit Court
George A. Stockberger
Newcastle
My. Stockberger
J. W. Toyerer
Alderson
Anderson
Citizens' Hospital
Madison County
Delawnare County
J. Fe. Treasure
World War Veterans of
Nation
St. Louis
Aurori
East Enterprise Fair Association
Motored Farm Trend Shifts From Horse Power
The piece traces the rise of tractors from early gas-powered models to a broad industry shift aimed at small farms under 100 tillable acres. It details 1905 as a starting point, Winnipeg and Winnipeg’s tests, gradual move from steam to internal combustion, and rapid growth by 1919 with dozens of manufacturers and large shows across North America.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Dakotas
Montana
Northwest
Winnipeg
Canada
Winniper
Cietes
Midway Mavnufacturers
United States
Omaha
Salina
Kans
Kansas City
Texas
Macon
South
Seacvees
Farm Management
Pacific Coast
Grain mixtures for calves and early feeding guidelines
Calves in their second week should start grain, reaching about three pounds daily by the third month. Do not mix grain with separated milk. Crack corn is preferred, with wheat bran and oats in several recommended mixes. Provide palatable roughage like clover or alfalfa after week two, but feed alfalfa sparingly at first due to scours. Ensure good pasture access for six months when available. Avoid pasture for two-month-old calves in early spring.
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Evansyile
Kokomo
Howard County Board of Tax Review
Richmond
Cambridge Cty
Williamsburg
O. Williams
Cambridge City
Wayne County
Indianapolis
Goodrich
Peter J. Kruger
Internal Revenue
Kruger
South Bend
South Bend High School
J. N. Greene
D.J0
Jesse EK. Eschbach
State Board of Accounts
Gilbert H. Hendren
E Caphtal
Richard QC
Johison
Jo Yours
Sefiont
Board of Trustees
Johnson
William Py Tforron
Crawfordshire
Michigan City
American Legion
Fred
TaWanapolis
Osean B. Williams
Williams
Tnidintiua University
Binet
State High Services Department
Twihinapolis
Conuscription Bageds of India
Fisley We. Jeboson Cof Tachinipolis
Tadlansa Society of Selecttve Servylea
Binten Po McNitt
Torre Thrile
First View
Doba A. Rass
Clinton County
Second View
Gary B. Pynes
Tdtanapats
Secteetary
Dr. L. O. Adair
Elwood
Transurer
United States Department of Agriculture
Good blood dairy bull boosts Montana herd production
A Montana county farm bureau member bought a dairy bull for 100 dollars as a calf. The bull led a herd of ten cows producing 4,800 pounds milk and 200 pounds butterfat annually. The bull’s daughters now exceed their dams by 1828 pounds milk and 202 pounds butterfat per year, adding about 300 dollars in yearly profit per cow herd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Montana County Farm Bureau
Goys
Enemies of dairy industry critique substitutes and waste
A commentaryassembles about opponents of dairy farming noting that substitutes for butter threaten the industry. It argues first class butter remains essential while stale or poor substitutes drive people away and some avoid butter entirely.
Save Family Expenses Two Dairy Cows
A brief note suggests that owning two dairy cows will reduce family expenses by about half. The statement emphasizes practical savings through dairy production rather than purchases.
Bitro-Phosphate Promises Health Through Weight Gain
Advertising pitches claim organic phosphate can relieve nervousness sleeplessness and weakness by boosting weight and flesh. The notice warns the product increases flesh and advises it only for those seeking to gain weight.
Fragmented Philosophical Note on Marriage and Names
A fragmented text ponders men and marriage as robbery of a woman’s name. It speaks of nature’s purging efforts and urges preservation of dignity, while commenting on food and mortality in somber terms.
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It
Ad touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney trouble based on doctor and life insurance claims. Encourages sending ten cents for a sample bottle and mentions two bottle sizes for sale in drug stores.
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Kibmer
Ase
Dr. Kilmer &A
Binghamton
KR. Y
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Indiana State News
Mit
Jae
Good Blood Assisted Dairy
U.S
France
U. S
Cambridge Rubber CO. Dept
Cambridge, Macs
W. F.young
P.O. F
Temple St
Springfield
Maia
Banner Lye
Banner
Penn Chemical Works
Philadelphia USA
Nature
Ady
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