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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1922
Page
4
A 121 acre Idaho test report notes the Dicklow variety, grown under irrigation, produced 219 bushels and 30 pounds of wheat. Idaho trials credit L. C. Archer and H. S. Green for promoting the Dicklow strain, with a likely national record per acre for spring wheat.
Board of Commissioners Putnam County Indiana announces sealed bids due by 10 a m Tuesday June 6 1922 in Greencastle at the courthouse for road contracts. Plans profiles and specs set for two improvements including 7 432 feet of gravel in Jackson Township McCloud road estimated 23776 and 13 127 feet of macadam gravel in Franklin Township Pearcy road estimated 22738.
The auditor's office holds plans and specs for road projects. Bids must include a double bid bond or surety bond, with resident security, plus a sworn non-collusion statement. The board may reject any bid and may withhold funds to cover labor and material claims under Indiana law. Contractors must provide an Industrial Board certificate showing workmen compensation compliance.
The contract provides payment to the constructor as work progresses and final payment upon completion as per specifications. A reasonable time for contract improvement is to be agreed upon when the contract is executed.
Witness our hands and Seal of this Board this 1st day of May 1999. C A Carver D J Skelton RR Buis Board of Commissioners Putnam County Indiana Attest R E Knoll Auditor May 12 1996 Posters
Federation, an Australian wheat variety released by the U S Department of Agriculture in 1915, shows higher yield under irrigation than Dicklow at the Aberdeen Idaho sub station. Over three years Federation out produced Dicklow by 54 percent per acre and performs better for milling and bread making. It saw success last season in Oregon and will be tried on irrigated farms in southern Idaho this year.
The note advises forecasting returns per dollar for each purchase. Spending 200 dollars on dairy equipment could yield higher future returns than buying a manure spreader with only one available use. It emphasizes evaluating cost efficiency and opportunity value before spending.
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