Hoosiers urged to raise more wheat in Indiana
Purdue Extension Bulletin urges farmers to increase wheat acreage by one quarter and boost yields. Tips cover seed bed prep, selecting clean seed, treating seed with formaldehyde for smut and scab, and fertilization rates for various soils. County agents and Purdue Soils and Crops Division are listed for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Agricultural Extension Department
Purdue
Michigan
Fultz
Poole
Soils and Crops Division
Purdue University
LaFayette
Ind
WANTED AND FOR SALE ITEMS FROM Grabill area
A collection of local notices includes WANTED ads for school supplies repair services boots and shoes and coal burners. FOR SALE notices describe a rip saw and various tools and a child's bedstead with lamp. Also a rail road grant lands notice offering land overview and a map for Portland Oregon area at one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grabill
E. C. Martz
Sarah S. Hartley
Roard CO
United States
Inne
Portland
Oregon
Local Cedarville Folks Help Each Other and Visitors
Short items note D BR Yoder spending Sunday with J S Klopfenstein family in Cedarville. deaths in nearby towns. Gibeon tent meeting at Woodburn. Edw Swift and wife at Ft Benjamin Harrison. multiple family visits around Crooked Lake Berne Ossian and Berne. Lydia Conrad buys brother Albert’s house near Missionary church. births, illnesses and travel. lost item on road to Grabill. local sales and ads for horse automobile and piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Wann
Exd
Frank Cumming
Harlan
Woodburn
Edw. Swift
Soldier Boys
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Albert Exly
Henry Witmer
G. D. Mille
H. Hursh
Crooked Lake
J. J. Gerty
Barbara Riesen
Berne
Otto Norr
Simon Roth
Lydia Conrad
Albert
Missionary Church
Lydia Schlatter
W. Gehrig
Julius
J. H. Gerig
Flenagan
E M. Klopfenstein
E E. Paff
Ft. Wayne
David Klopfenstein
A. B Schlatter
Grabill
Leophone
Martha
W. D.schlatter
G. F. Keasler
Chicago
Lagrange
Ind
Cider Mill Operations Weekly and Farm Supplies Ad
Beginning September 11 the Gra bill cider mill will operate every Tuesday until further notice. Cider barrels for sale at 75e and up. D N Klopfenstein, Prop. Standard McCormick Twine for tying corn 18 cents per lb at W W Hartley & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard McCormick
W. Hartley &. Uo
William F. Cummins dies at 72 in Indiana hometown obituary
William Francis Cummins born December 29, 1844 in Brown County Ohio died September 15, 1907 at his home in Harlan Allen County Indiana aged 72 years 9 months 16 days. He married Martha Ruppert October 24 1868 who died September 29 1905. Survived by wife Alice Atwood and four children plus eleven grandchildren and siblings. Funeral at Harlan M E church with Rev C S Rachin and others, burial in Harlan cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Francis Commins
Henry and
Matilda Commins
Brown Co
Ohio
Harlan, Allen Co
Indiana
Martha Ruppert
Harry E
Dumas
Tex
George
Ephriam L. Dean
Near Harlan
Ind
William W. Driver
Woodburn
Wallace W. Wann
Grabill
Cummins
Frank
Alice Atwood
Joseph D
Marion
Charles E
Harlan, Ind
Isabell Mitchell
Franklin P. Snyder
Ickaville, O
Milk Producers Union Forms in Adams Township
The Allen County Milk Producers Union met at Adams Center school house Wednesday evening to discuss high costs and low milk prices. Farmers from Allen and neighboring counties agreed on future steps to bolster profits while striving to keep prices down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen County Milk Producers Union
Adams Township
Adams Center School House
Allen
Norwegian Ships Sunk by German Submarine Losses Reported
The Norwegian foreign office says the steamship Askelad of 2838 tons was sunk by a German submarine. One boat with 11 men lost, captain and ten saved. The Rein of 1178 tons was also sunk off Cape St Vincent, ten men lost, captain and nine crew saved.
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Christiania
Norwegian Foreign Office
Askelad
Rein
Cape St. Vincent
Death of Reverend I W former Harland minister
The obituary notes the death of Reverend I W former pastor of the M E church at Harlana aged about sixty at his Andersén home after a five day illness. Survived by widow Mrs E T Richards, Spokane son TM L Singer, Spokane and sister Mrs. J Potter. Funeral conducted by Rev J W Potter with interment at W 5 be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Miller
Town
Leo
Harlana
I. W
Andersén
Singer
Peater Herlan M. E
Dr. Singer
E. T. Richards
Tington
Ind
L. Singer
Spokane
Het Singer
J. W. Potter
Asaiel J. A. Beatty
J. F. Bail Weethafer
Joneri Hobbs
Local Advertisements Trimmed for Quick Sale
A scanned ad segment lists multiple items for sale including air tight heaters at Hartley & Co and fresh 20 ounce ethyl ether for 10 cents at Grakilt Mastie. It appears as a compact wartime style classifieds snippet from The Grebill Review and The Weedburn Mews.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grabill Drag Co
Ft. Wayne Journal-Gazette
Fredrick
Grabll
Albert Egly
Grabill State Bank
California
D. BR. Yoder
Cedarville
J. S. Klopfenstein
Amos Amstuts
T. F. McDougall
Fletter Junction
Rufus Hawk
Christian Klopfenstein
Salomon Klopfenstein
Klopfenstein
Aubern
David
Arthur Wittner
Fe. Wayne
James Lipkey
Harriet
Ossian
O. K. Hilty
Lower Endgate
Gottlieb Krinn
R. J. Grabill
Webster
Dictionan
Commine
Mr. Cummins United
United Brethren Church
New Haven
W. W. Hartley & Cae
Grakilt Mastiie
Patterson-Fletcher
Wayne and
Harrison Fort Wayne, Indiana
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Ovescoair
The
Fort Wayne
Life
Ford Motor Company
FORD
Detroit
John C. Lantz
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