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Newspaper

Kingman Star

Location

Kingman, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1907

Page

9

Veedersburg Area Correspondence Reports Local Visits

Mrs E G Elaweil visited Vecedershore Saturday. Mrs Athe Walton formerly Orpha Hester buried at Centennial Saturday. Mrs Alferd Schaulenhere of Wallington visited Walton parents over Sunday. Geo F Lines transferred business in Covington last Thursday. Cranmore and family of Veedersburg spent Sunday here. Claude Madden Kingman Will Hambright Panville were here Thursday evening. Windy corner Isac Davis called at Chas Watson's Monday. Henry Paschal and Will Dark at Clay Thompsons cale Saturday. James Brown visited Will Darks Saturday night. W M Zackmire visited John Zackmire Sunday. Halloweens out with split Thursday night. Many from near attended meeting at Freedom Sunday night. James Brown visited Eston Cove's Sunday. Kate Celia Zackmire Anna Bryant called on Clara Brown Sunday afternoon. Friday was visiting day with the Kingman school. Frans Glover and wife Veedersburg down Tuesday to look after their cook bank run by Collins and Miles near Mineral Springs.

E.G. Elaweil Athe Walton Orpha Hester Frans Glover Veedersburg Cook Bank Collins Miles Mineral Springs

Local residents visit and travel notes from regional towns

Misses Hannah Nebeker Covington Lois Tigner Veedersburg visiting Centennial church with Paul Redenbaugh and Cra Day Thursday evening. Will Allen Coal Creek here Friday evening. Miss Clara Lines Veedersburg Friday visiting friends. Tom Glasscock Jr Terre Haute on Wednesday and Thursday. Lloyd Ward Kingman here Tuesday Elbert Mckee Kingman here Wednesday. Hardy Norris Covington Monday. Mr R E Harrold Lethart Texas here Tuesday night.

Hannah Nebeker Covington Lois Tigner Veedersburg Paul Redenbaugh Cra Day Centennial Will Allen Coal Creek Miss Clara Lines Tom Glasscock Jr Terre Haute Lloyd Ward Kingman Elbert Mckee Hardy Norris R. E. Harrold Lethart Texas

Dairying Gains Ground In Western Kansas Farms

Kansas leads in dairy potential with abundant alfalfa and corn for milk production, market access to Missouri River hubs, and 711,162 milk cows yielding 71,115,200 pounds of butter worth 17,778,800 dollars. Calf care, scours prevention, barn cleanliness, and dried blood flour as a remedy are advised, with notes on Western Flint corn varieties and barren stalk issues.

Kansas Missouri River United States Oscar Erf Kansas Agricultural College Kimball Arizona Kellogg Blue Squaw Arizona Station

Field Corn Cultivation Debates Deep vs Shallow Methods

A discussion on field corn cultivation argues shallow cultivation is ideal, with weeders killing sprouting weeds and loosening crust, while deeper methods rely on weed killing and extensive cultivation. The piece and local notes cover farm practices, neighboring visits, church events, and a Tillman speech at Covington courthouse.

Four Horses Abreast Sketch From Missouri Hitches

A Breeder’s Gazette writer describes a method to hitch four horses abreast, using outer lines on A and D and tying bits together with rope or hitch straps. The author notes variations by region and confirms the technique works for three or more horses as shown in figures.

Breeder's Gazette Chicago

Raspberry roots and soil care in gardening guidance

The article explains raspberries yield two root types deep anchor roots and shallow surface roots. Deep tillage helps long roots descend while surface soil is cultivated for feeding roots. Hoeing should be shallow to kill weeds, and early summer mulch with yard manure keeps surface roots cool and fed.

Cover Crops as Fertilizers and Farm Seclusion

R G Chase notes clover turned under in fall benefits peach trees and general soil. Cites sod land drawback as dragging disturbs surface soil. Iowa Homestead writer argues urban living seeks seclusion despite high costs, while farmfolk lament home isolation.

R. G. Chase Iowa Homestead

Also Mentioned on This Page

Steinbaugh @ Jones Royal Tailors Strauss Bros Gstarantee J. H. Ephiin Geo. Wilson Indiana Yeddo Alferd Schaulenhere Wallington Mro Aaron Walton Geo F. Lines Chas, Cranmore and Family Claude Madden Will Hambright Panville I Isac Davis Chas, Watson Henry Paschal Will Dark Clay Thompsons Cale James Brown Will Darks W. M. Zackmire John Zackmires The Hallowe’eners Near Here Freedom Eston Cove Kate Celia Zackmire Anna Bryant Clara Brown Kingman School Philip Holden Iowa James Philpott Sam Cramer Harry Allen Jeff Glascock George Simmons Near Cates Ora Day Clyde Patterson Danville Melvin Light Cates Sunday A. J. Patterson John Woods Ira Bonebrake Wim Cronk Joe Williams Chas. McCormick Mrs Marry McKinzie Chas. McKingzie John Reichard Levi Wooody Howard Jones Zack Ratcliff Willis Cook Friends Church John Jackson Chas Ward Berry Senator Tillman South Carolina Court House Mr. Tillman Indian Territory Oklahoma New Mexico Texas Southwest Old Mexico Ora Southwestern Land Development Co Springfield Johnson & Co
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