Notice to Non-Residents in Putnam Circuit Court 1915
Notice in the Putnam Circuit Court January Term 1915 Ida McGaughey sues Benton C McGaughey for alimony and authority to sell real estate seeks nonresident service as his whereabouts are unknown. He must answer by March Term 1915 or face default. affidavit filed in Greenfield Indiana.
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Putnam
Ida McGaughey
Benton C. Meughey
Ida Meughey
C. C. Gillen
Nhon
Benton C
McGaughey
Aintiff
Indiana
Benton C. McGaughey
Putnam Circuit Court
Feencastle
Corning
Greentle
Notice to Non-Residents in Putnam Circuit Court
In the Putnam Circuit Court 1915 case Levi nder vs Isaac Linder et al the plaintiff files a complaint and affidavit naming non residents of Indiana. They are required to appear February 27 1915 at Green Castle Court to answer or plead otherwise the case will proceed in their absence. Clerk Arthur J Hamrick signs the notice with Pearl Newent deputy and W M Sutherlin as attorney for the plaintiffs. Weekly notice dated January 1st.
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Putnam Circuit Court
Y. N. New
Will Levinder
Isaac Linder
W. M. Terlin
Isaacnder
Emmet Linder
Francis Balies
Utildia Goodman
Abraham Linder
Oses Linder
John Linder
James Wi Nder
Luthinda
Veencastle
A.D
Arthur J. Hamrick
Pearl Newent
W. M. Sutherlin
St Wkly
The Farm Kitchen as a Workshop in Farm Homes
The U S Department of Agriculture bulletin offers a comprehensive guide to arranging a farm kitchen as a workshop. It covers optimal location, lighting, ventilation, finishes, floor plans, pantry placement, and seasonal adjustments to save steps and energy while improving cleanliness and comfort.
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Department of Agriculture
D. C
Farmer's Bulletin
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Alfalfa in Orchards Brings Benefits and Risks
The article reviews alfalfa use in western state orchards noting benefits as a soil builder and shade crop but warnings about grasshopper pests and difficulties eradicating alfalfa. It recommends thick drill rows between trees, short rotation, and freezing methods for kill, plus a farmer’s note on oat and field pea mix for higher protein hay. It ends with a tip on incubator ventilation.
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H. &. Middleton
Iowa
Indoor Window Box Care Guide For Winter Home Planting
The article explains indoor window box setup for winter use, arguing plants do not harm indoor air and offering practical guidance. It covers box dimensions drainage, light, watering frequency, and plant choices including begonias ferns aspidistra geraniums kenilworth ivy smilax and cautions against roses. It notes light and soil management, placement level with window, and use of a drip pan.
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U.S. Department of Uriculture
Department of Agriculture
Ingenious Twine Holder From a Tin Funnel
A kitchen tip shows a tin funnel holds a ball of twine with a pull through a small hole, hung for easy use. A chef notes lint for pastry and advises using hot water for dough to produce a flaky tender crust.
Women urged to use fish more in weekly meals
The Seattle Sun argues against fish prejudice and urges families to eat seafood two to three times weekly. It cites fresh options, affordable prices, and varied preparations from breakfasts with smoked fish to curries and creamed dishes, stressing appealing presentation and practical cooking tips.
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Seattle Sun
Fertilizer Resources in the United States Spotlight
The Bureau of Solt is U S Department of Agriculture reports on potash and nitrogen supply. Kelp beds on the Pacific coast could yield over six times current soluble potash demand. Ammonia from feldspar shows promise. nitrogen fixation studies progress with fish scrap by products and garbage utilization explored. Phosphate rock wastage remains high and new extraction methods including electrolysis show potential.
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United States
Bureau of Soltis
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Pacific
Cedros Islands
Shumagins
Alaskan
Atlantic
Alaska
Florida
Bureau of Soils
Draft horses and forestry offer new work opportunities
The text notes oats and hay ration changes for work horses and foals, describes wind broken horses, and states the automobile will supplement horses. It details draft colt feet traits and praises purebred draft mares for farm work. It also mentions the city forester position opening to candidates with forestry training.
Women’s woes and a kidney remedy claim
The piece argues women face continual aches and kidney pains while urging Dean’s Kidney Pills as a remedy. It cites Mrs. Belle Hinkle of Greencastle praising the remedy for back pain and dizziness after using the product, advertised at 50 cents.
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Belle Hinkle
Illinois St
Greencastle
Dean
Marion Township Trustee Notice From Emerson Ruark
Emerson E Ruark trustee of Marion township says he will be at his Filmore home on Tuesdays and Fridays to transact township business as trustee.
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Washington Township
J. O. Mullinix
Reelsville
Floyd Township
Edgar J. Wilson
Marion Township
Emerson E. Ruark
Filmore
Best Croup Medicine Endorsed by Roanoke Mother
Mrs. Oran A. Schardner of Roanoke Indiana says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the best croup medicine she knows of because it breaks up the attack. For sale by all dealers.
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Oran A. Schardner
Roanoke
Ind
Chamberlain
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Redestedente Dente
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Edpetonce
Mutnamcoun
Olf
Overstreet
Dence Building
South Vine Street
Greencastle, Ind
Fiies
Mother's Magazine
U.S
Betzner
Kirksville, Mo
Spaunhurst Osteopaths
Donner Block
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway
Humphreys
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