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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1902

Page

6

Nut bearing trees for roadside planting advocated

The piece promotes walnuts, butternuts, chestnuts and hickories as ideal roadside trees. It notes adaptable soils, regional ranges, grafting of chestnut, and market value of nuts. Pioneering advocate Wilma FR. Lazenby of Ohio urges planting these varieties for beauty and profit, highlighting pecan as southwestern and adaptable where peaches grow.

Latituie Kentucky Ohio River Willina FR. Lazenby Ohio

Ground Gypsum in Stable Manure Improvement

A Canadian farm investigator reports practical uses for gypsum in stables to fix ammonia as ammonium sulfate, reducing volatilization from urine. Keeping the manure heap compact and moist minimizes ammonia loss, while fermentation increases phosphoric acid availability. Potash loss occurs due to drainage into the floor, suggesting a water tight concrete floor to prevent moisture-related losses.

Movable fence and orchard notes from Ohio Farmer

A movable fence design uses long hinged panels with interlocking ends, requiring no posts except at the start. Panels sixteen feet long can be moved quickly by two men with a team, ending in a lock when straightened. Other items discuss spraying fruit trees to retard blossoming, peach varieties, sod culture versus cultivation, and advice on trees and onion seed in warm weather for crops like sweet potatoes.

Ohio New York Fruit Growers’ Association J. H. Hale L. H. Bailey Q. C. Butterwick Sumatra

Exceptional Pennsylvania Rail Tour to Yellowstone Park

The Pennsylvania Railroad offers an extraordinary $150 round trip package from New York and Philadelphia for the National Educational Association Convention in Minneapolis July 7 to 11 1902. Tour includes a six day Yellowstone visit with a Pullman train, rooms, and park sightseeing under a guided, all inclusive itinerary. Departures July 5 return July 20 with Pittsburg reductions and limited space. Apply early to Geo. W. Boyd Broad Street Station Philadelphia Pa.

Transcontinental Railroad National Educational Association Minneapolis Pennsylvania Railroad Company Yellowstone National Park Yellowstone Park Pennsylvania Railroad New York Philadelphia Pittsburg Park Yellowstone Lake Mt. Washington Geo. W. Boyd Broad Street

A Brief Letter From Africa Miss Mavie Stephens Reports Greeting Custom

Miss Mavie Stephens writes from Kuno West Africa describing local arrival greetings. The party signals with a peculiar yell, then the mission bell rings to mark reception. She notes isolation, the palm slap greeting, and a hymn after meals amid letters home.

Mavie Stephens Cherryhill Township Kuno West Africa Kunso W. Ar Ephors Prograss Clarke Freetown Boardman New York

They Crush the Powers and the Weather Crisis

Mid October mood recalls last winter of 1900 01 with cruel cold and heavy snow. The narrator warns of coming fog frost rain and snow and recalls thousands killed and maimed by the season. Benson's Porous Plasters praised for easing coughs and throat ailments in the hardship.

Benson

Benson's Plasters Stated as Universal Cure All

An advertisement extols Benson's Plasters as superior for coughs, colds, rheumatism, and other ailments. It promises universal usefulness and urges readers to buy genuine plasters, prepaid by Seabury & Johnson in New York, at 85 cents each.

United States Seabury & Johnson, Mic. Chemists N.Y

Buckwheat Club to Hold Annual Reunion Picnic

The Indiana County Buckwheat Club plans its annual reunion and picnic on August 7 in Coleman's Grove near Goodville West Mehoning Twp. The executive committee named managers and committees for invitations entertainment and excursions with notable figures and towns listed. The article also adds historic etiquette on table service and discusses sowing times for tobacco seed across various regions.

Indiana County Coleman’s Grove Goodville West Mehoning Township N. ©. Coleman John L. Stear A. N. Lukhart D. A. Ritchey McQuilken Wilson Bowser D D. Gond Lottie Redding William Barreth Elen Marshall D. A. Lukehart Melba Davis Rev. Phil. Miller Minnie Lukehart Henry Hikin Pittsburg Frank Shaffer Wilkinsburg Luther C. Lowe Harry Robinson DuBois James Lukehart Falla Creek Hastlere A. S. Moorhead I Odiana Cora Redding Dayton Romalng Stiteler Charles Condron Verona Mis Lewis Silvia Kural Valley Dr. Walters Punxsutawney Frank Redding Kurtz Good John Hare

Maple Sugar Making How Side of Tree Affects Sap Yield

A Vermont 1901 study tapped north south east and west sides of four maple trees to compare sap and sugar yields. South and east sides produced noticeably more sap, about 0.3 pound more sugar, with sun exposure and leaf area boosting starch and spring sugar. Results vary little in sugar percentage. open, sunlit trees yield more red sap.

Vermont Station

Farmers urged to insure barns and leases in county paper

Farmers are warned that many burns and lease losses occur with no insurance and urge self protection. Messages encourage contacting J. W. Botseord of Marion Center or James Sphedy of the Office in Indianapolis to obtain coverage from the Olympia Manufacturing Company.

J. W. Botseord Marion Center James Sphedy Oly. Manufacturing Company Indiana

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