No Army Worms Yet Found in Noble County
A local agricultural survey reports no army worms discovered in Noble County yet though inspectors remain vigilant. Officials urge farmers to monitor crops and report unusual damage promptly.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1919
Page
6
A local agricultural survey reports no army worms discovered in Noble County yet though inspectors remain vigilant. Officials urge farmers to monitor crops and report unusual damage promptly.
The Fort Wayne market page lists quoted wholesale prices across multiple categories including meats poultry eggs dairy and produce. Notable entries include hogs at various per hundred weights, eggs, butter, potatoes, seeds, and cattle with fluctuating figures reflecting early 20th century trading. Strong entities include J.T. Senses & Tay Poulis and various regional producers and commodity names.
The Whitford Jersey herd sale near Kendaville Indiana drew 48 86500 in proceeds with 44 animals sold and most staying in Indiana. Buyers included J W Cotta Crawfordsville and Jean Col Perry Columbus auctioneers, with records for notable animals such as Eminent Tycoon Financial Sarah and Plymouth Tycoon.
In Lafayette Indiana June 21 Purdue University crops expert warns rye mixed with wheat cuts farmer profits. He advises removing rye before harvest to prevent seeding and notes the grain grading act requires wheat with over ten percent non wheat grain to be downgraded. Clean wheat commands premiums, while mixed grain fetches lower prices.
SHERIFF SAWYER'S BINDER READY FOR 23RD HARVEST HRENDALLVILLE Ind June 22 Sheriff A D Sawyer of Albion visited his farm to check his binder before the 23rd harvest. He praised the Champion binder noting it has served twenty-one consecutive seasons and cost him eighty dollars after a trade. He recalled selling his old binder for twenty dollars and praised proper care, canvas storage, and new canvas as needed.
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