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Newspaper

Monticello Herald

Location

Monticello, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1923

Page

3

Farmers Promote Wheat Certification In Indiana Program

Purdue extension officials report steady interest in wheat inspection for certification with A A Sheetz of Bremen first to apply. The program requires 99.5 percent purity, absence of rye and smut, and use of improved varieties. Women across nineteen counties engage in nutrition education, food surveys, home canning, and flour from home grown wheat, with four meetings planned this year.

Indiana W. A. Ostrander Purdue University Indiana Corn Growers’ Association A. A. Sheetz Bremen Marshall County Mr. Ostrander Corn Growers’ Association Lafayette Purdue Home Economics Extension Department Community of Township

Real Estate Transfers Involving Gray Forbes Trapp and More

A series of land transfers across Princeton Walcott Monticello and Honey Creek Township. Transactions include Amanda F Gray to Helen Forbes and Sarah E Trapp to Edward Trapp Lot allocations and acreage details. Other deeds cover Maggie Raymond Don A Raymond Sidney T Chaffee Straus Brothers Co and Ambrose Brown estate by entireties with paths in Princeton Walcott and Monticello areas.

Amanda F. Gray Helen G. Forbes Spa de Acres Princeton Walcolt Sarah E. Trapp Edward HH. Trappo Walcott Fourth Street Market Street Charles F. Myers Stephen J. Vanderpoorten Honey Creek Township Reynolds Maggie Raymond Don A. Raymond Cemetery Road Monticello Sidney T. Chaffee Martha E. Bunnell William H. Williams David N. Weaver Minnie Myrtle Howell Emer E. Gagle Wolcott South Street George T. Smith Jesse Cain Cass Township Headlee George TP. Smith Union Township Opee Fred Obenchain Eher C. Forbes Amanda T. Gray Nesebu

Adlerika advertised as remedy for sour stomach and gas

An advertisement claims that a sour stomach poisons digestion and gas caused by sour poisons can be expelled by Adlerika with buckthorn bark and glycerine. It asserts benefits for upper and lower bowel and even guards against appendicitis, from Monticello Drug Co.

Adlerika Monticello Drug Co

Lucky Tiger Sales Top Two Million, Says Company Report

A statistical report to the board of Lucky Tiger Remedy Co shows over two million bottles sold nationwide in about five years. The Kansas City based product, initially well funded, notes sales through druggists and substantial barber trade volumes not included in the tally.

Kansas City

Shipping Crate for Swine

The USDA has developed a satisfactory shipping crate design shown in a diagram. It can be built at low cost and sized to fit the hog. crates must be slightly larger to allow lying down and avoid leg injuries from gaps and exposed nails.

United States Department of Agriculture Washington, D. C

Linseed oil listed as best cure for cattle lice

Dr. W A Riley of the University of Minnesota Division of Entomology recommends raw linseed oil to treat cattle infested with lice. One pint covers four or five cows, applied to neck, back, shoulders, udder folds, and escutcheon. clip hair along the back in heavy infestations and repeat after two weeks, then monthly in winter. Avoid boiled oil to prevent skin irritation.

W. A. Riley Division of Entomology University Farm St. Paul Minn Riley

Feed for Fall Pigs Care After Weaning

Fall pig litters should receive ample skim milk or tankage, particularly after weaning, to ensure proper nourishment and growth.

Dairy Facts for Proper Milking and Handling

Do not milk with wet hands or dirty vessels. Wipe udders and flanks before milking and strain milk before separating. Cool cream promptly after separation and wash the separator after each use. Keep cows, stable, utensils, and milkers clean to fetch top prices.

Kyanize Floor Enamel Ad Promises Easy, Durable Finish

An advertisement touts Kyanize Sanitary Floor Enamel as a combined paint and varnish for old floors with a single coat. It claims high gloss, durability, mop and scrub resistance, and suitability around rug borders, offering a 45cc can free with a brush for a quarter at Monticello Drug Co.

Eastern university chancellor urges college sport for discipline

The chancellor of an eastern university urges all students to participate in some form of college sport. He argues training and discipline gained from sport aid learning, foster teamwork, broaden vision, and reduce selfishness, enhancing scholastic effort and overall college life.

Caring for the herd bull requires steady feeding and exercise

Do not let cost drive care for the herd bull. Calves at six months need separation and rapid growth via 4-8 pounds of grain daily plus leguminous roughage. Mature bulls may eat 15 pounds hay or silage, with a grain mix of cornmeal oats bran linseed meal and roughage. Daily outdoor exercise or tethering by a cable is advised.

New Jersey State Agricultural College

Georgia county dairy cooperative grows from 2 pounds to 100900 pounds in a year

In spring 1921 seven farmers were persuaded by the county extension agent to ship 2 pounds of surplus cream as a trial cooperative effort. By June 1922, 14 months later, the new farm industry reported shipments totaling 100900 pounds for that month to the United States Department of Agriculture.

Georgia United States Department of Agriculture

Importance of Roughage in Dairy Cow Rations

The text stresses making a joint airtight to reduce spoilage and highlights roughage as essential, providing the bulk needed in a dairy cow ration. It emphasizes roughage’s priority in planning diets for dairy cattle.

Better Half of Herd Breeds Noted In Purebred Sire Claim

A cattle feature proclaims the purebred sire as the better half of the herd, highlighting the animal’s standout status within the breeding lineup.

Origins of Surnames Across Cultures and Practices

The article outlines how surnames arise from personal traits ranks professions or nat uural and animal terms and patronymics across languages. It notes common roots such as Black White Brown Schwartz Weiss and equivalents in French German Irish and Russian. It discusses when fixed surnames emerged and how sobriquets formed compounds. It also describes marriage name practices including Spain where wives keep their names.

Schwartz Weiss Brough Lenoir Lebrun Littlejohn Micklejohn Spain

Island troublemaker outsmarts sheriff in Florida incident

In an Island section of Florida a restless group of rough characters includes Tomlinson who allegedly robbed a man. The sheriff tried to arrest him but Tomlinson overpowered the officer, held him for two days, released him, and returned the pistol with cartridges discarded. The sheriff later admitted no capture, noting Tomlinson as the only man there who does anything.

Florida Tormlinson Tomlinson Tominson E. W. Howe

Blanket Use Shields Horses From Heat

A brief note urges caretakers to provide a blanket to horses as temperatures rise to prevent overheating and reduce potential veterinary costs. The recommendation emphasizes proactive care to manage heat stress.

Punctual Feeding Keeps Stock Calm and Fit

Punctual feeding and watering prevent stock from worrying and wasting flesh. Regular schedules ensure cattle stay calm and well nourished, reducing stress and improving health and productivity.

Siamese Prefer Riding to Walking Sayings

A playful remark notes that Siamese prefer riding to walking as a mode of progression. It contrasts with a Venetian gondolier who walks and a Hollander who rides, suggesting a Bangkok man uses a family boat instead whenever possible.

Bangkok

Job Printing Promoted by the Herald Office

The Herald announces prompt and neat job printing services. It emphasizes efficient service and quality workmanship for all printing needs.

The Herald

Sneeze lore from ancient Greece and Rome reshaped by Prometheus

The piece details how Greeks and Romans used sneezing as omens based on time and sign, with Prometheus credited by Father Famen Strida for introducing sneezing to mortals. It recounts a myth of Prometheus stealing sunlight and hiding it in his snuff box, triggering a sneeze and a divine act.

Fam‘en Strida Prometheus Apollo

Farmers urged to keep pullets for winter eggs

Farmers are urged to stop selling pullets in the fall as they are worth more as winter layers than for meat. Winter eggs must come from pullets, so they should be kept rather than sold.

General Grant Quote and Probate Notice

The item includes a quip about General Grant and a legal notice from White County Indiana. It records that Robert A. Lawrie of White County died intestate and that Robert W. Lawrie has been appointed administrator of the estate on June 2, 1923, with the estate described as solvent.

Circuit Court White County Indiana Robert A. Lawrie Robert W. Lawrie

Mack & Co Bottling Works seeks trade mark protection

Mack & Co Bottling Works of Monon Indiana filed in White County clerk and Indiana secretary of state offices their trade mark device on curtain bottles under the 1917 act. The filing blocks others from using the bottles and notes the company name and location.

Mack & Co Bottling Works Monon Ind White Circuit Court Indiana White County Secretary of State General Assembly Menon

Notice to Non-Residents and Court Hearing in White County

The White County Circuit Court Indiana issued notice to nonresident defendants Frank A Young Nancy Cartmell Iver H Cartmell Jesse L Campbell Viola R Campbell James Campbell and James M Campbell that a complaint was filed May 9 1923 and a hearing set for September 1923 at Monticello Court House unless they appear respond or demur the case will proceed in their absence and a decree rendered.

Frank A. Young Nancy Cartmell Oliver H. Cartmell Jesse L. Campbell Viola R. Campbell James Campbell John S. Campbell James M. Campbell Charles A. Campbell Jacob K. Campbell Franklin Perse Jacob F. Campell Circuit Court of White County Indiana George W. Walters Nancy A. Cartmell Iver H. Cartmell Monticello G. V. Love White Circuit Court of Eoree W. Walters

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