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Attending to Chickens and Garden
A personal note reports improved health after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, citing relief from heart pain and bloating. claims of restoring ability to work in chores, gardening, and housekeeping. The advertisement mentions product claims and a money back guarantee, plus a Federal truck sale to Jack Deweese of Floyd township.
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St. Louis
Mayr
Webb
Cox
Jack Deweese
Floyd Township
Jersey Cows and Pigs Auction At Local Farm
Auction at a Greencastle Brunerstown area farm offers 16 Jersey cows with calves or springers, plus 2 sows and pigs. Buyers may pay with six months credit at 6 percent interest, or 8 percent if paid later. All terms due before removal.
Preparing Soil for Apple Orchards on Rocky Lands
The article discusses choosing rocky lands for orchards to reduce costs, arguing soil richness depends on vegetable matter. It advises deep plowing, fall plowing in moisture-deficient areas, and strip plowing on steep slopes to prevent soil washing before setting apple trees.
Pruning Fruit Trees For Better Growth And Health
This note explains pruning aims including fruit production, ornamental value, and shading. It covers cutting out neglected, crowded, or injured branches during dormancy, thinning shoots, and restoring vitality after scale damage and spraying, with careful selective cuts.
Peach Tree Varieties Suit Localities and Season Length
Selection of peach varieties should suit local growing conditions and market timing. Early varieties often yield higher profits if quality is high, while home growers should favor varieties providing the longest season. Peaches prefer loose soil, need thorough soil prep, and are vulnerable to late cold. spring planting is generally best.
Thoro harrowing to renew worn meadows without plowing
Instructions describe harrowing to tear sods and level rough ground, then top dress heavily, sow grass seed, harrow and brush smooth. Emphasizes shallow stony land with knolls and hollows as hardest to plow and as prime candidates for improvement.
Cake Disaster and Engagement Ring Mystery
Jean bakes an elaborate cake to win Bob’s approval but loses her engagement ring. The cake impresses Bob yet the ring turns up inside the cake later, prompting playful relief and a lighthearted warning about finances before marriage.
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Bob
Jean Winston
Mrs. Winston
Jean
Inumesse
Mae
Dean
Jean Prong
Hive Steel
Jeni
Lebeddin
Bobs
New Chenrel
Worm Turns
A witty exchange in which a patient questions a bill listing professional services for five dollars and a separate charge labeled reading matter for twenty five cents. The doctor explains the reading matter charge reimburses him for a magazine the patient took from the office.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Notice to Non-Residents in Putnam Circuit Court
In the Putnam Circuit Court September Term 1919 the State of Indiana files a complaint by Gladys Murray Fomby by Clara B. Murray against Henry G. Fomby. The defendant is unnamed. residence unknown. He is required to appear by October 24, 1919, or the case proceeds in his absence. Clerk Harry W. Moore signs.
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Putnam Circuit Court
Indiana
Putnam County
Gladys Murray Fomby
Clara B. Murray
Henry G. Fomby
Andrew E. Durham
Greencastle
Reid Court
A. D
Harry W. Moore
St.d
Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Reported in Michigan
Mrs A H Fiau Caseville Michigan praises Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy saying it saved their baby's life this summer. Mrs Mary Carrington Caseville Michigan notes years of prompt relief from the remedy. Mrs William Remey of Indiana polis visits Mrs Frank Donner and is formerly Miss Isabella Hughes daughter of Bishop E H Hughes.
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A. H. Fiau
Caseville, Mich
Chamberlain
Mary Carrington
William Remey
Indianapolis
Frank Donner
Remey
Isabella Hughes
E. H Hughes
Fall Apple Sale Promoted by Will Wetz
Buy your fall apples now with several varieties to select from. See Will Wetz for details and availability.
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Will Wetz
President Wilson's Pacific Tour Highlights War Toll and League Promise
President Wilson tours the northwest telling how the great war cost $186 billion and six million battle deaths. He argues for the league of nations through arbitration and council discussion, noting strong welcomes in Tacoma Seattle and Portland amid local labor unrest.
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Wilson
Great Northwest
League of Nation
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Tacoma
Seattle
Washington
Poindexter
Portland
Oregon
Great Britain
France
United States
Russia
Italy
Japan
Belgium
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Turkey
Bulgaria
Felene
League
Council of the League
Mooney
Debs
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