Corning Egg Farm Birds Earning Large Yields in New Jersey
The Corning Egg Farm near Bound Brook, New Jersey, spans twelve acres and houses over 6,000 single comb white Leghorns. It aims to produce nearly a million eggs annually with intensive systems, eggs only, and careful breeding to maintain the true Corning strain while preventing inbreeding. The operation features elaborate laying houses, meticulous sanitation, automated incubation, and a marketing shift toward direct parcel post sales.
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Better Potatoes By T Greiner
Advice on growing high quality potatoes with focus on soil nutrition seed-tubers and pest protection. Highlights Early Ohio Freeman and Beauty of Hebron as top varieties and notes seed-potato production can boost annual yields by selecting heat-yielding hills and storing seed for future planting.
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Warsaw Men Arrested in Clothes Theft Scandal
Warsaw residents report a theft of pleather suit components belonging to Russell Trety. Ene Tealing and James Powers were arrested after Powers sold the trousers and a coat found at his home. The incident ties to a 112 graduating class member and occurred days before the discovery.
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Ene
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James Powers
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Home Course Fruits and Berries By G B Brackett
A discussion on apple varieties, their American origin, and the promise of native crab apples in later cultivation. It covers apple quality, uses in household economy, cider and preserves, and notes on propagation methods including budding and grafting.
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Shea
Protection and Propagation of American Game Birds
A New York press release outlines the American Game Protection and Preparation Association’s first year, noting congressionally backed migratory bird protections, a Cape Cod propagation station, and laws across seventeen states. It cites goals like treaties with Canada and Mexico, state hunting tracts for access and forestry, and continued game propagation efforts, with mentions of founders and notable naturalists joining its directorate.
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New York Association For the Protection of
George Bird Grinnell
George Shirns
Charles Sheldon
Frederik C. Walcott
Kosciusko Couple Granted Marriage License
A marriage license was issued Saturday to Charles Leng of Gavero and Gertrude Arnold of North Webstrz in Warsaw. The Kosciusko couple Tad Tune 134A mare tlage license wats issued Saturday to Charles Leng of Gavero, and Gertrude Arnold of North Webstrz.
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Leng
Gavero
Gertrude Arnold
North Webstrz
Wanted Tailor and Coatmaker at Calhoun Street
A. B. Muir, Thee Tailor, seeks a skilled tailor and coatmaker. Located at 1622 S Calhoun St, the shop invites applicants with experience in tailoring and coat construction.
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S. Calhoun St
IMARKET OPENS THIS MORNING WITH FEW PRICE CHANGES
The Fort Wayne market shows up and down price movement as farmers face frost damage to corn and onions, with some fields ruined and others replanted. New produce like peppers lettuce and berries arrives, while eggs butter and most lines hold steady. Wheat is about 95 cents per bushel with new wheat due in three weeks, likely delaying further price shifts.
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Fort Wayne
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Tramp Killed by Big Four Train Near Warsaw Indiana
A 65 year old unidentified tramp was struck by a southbound Big Four passenger train about two miles north of Warsaw Indiana on Saturday morning. He lay beside the track as the locomotive approached and was struck while attempting to rise. The body was moved to Duress and Zimmerman undertaking rooms in this city. A match box held thirty cents, and a bundle contained worn clothing and personal items.
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Do You Need a New Buggy
Do you need a new buggy or other vehicle this spring. Offering a line of 1913 models with perhaps a second overhaul and bargain price. They perform repairs with a large force to turn work out quickly. Drop in to see them.
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Jone
Sale Highlights Feature Kentucky Mules and Fancy Horse
A Saturday sale showcases a slim Kentucky mule pair hailed as the finest in the region. Also offered is a handsome hay wagon hearse for a lady’s use, drawn by a high bred Kentucky stallion.
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