Blanching Celery Methods and Tips from Horticulture Department
The College of Agriculture Horticulture Department outlines several celery blanching methods including dirt trenching tile and board or ridged dirt. Dirt blanching yields fine celery but is labor intensive and risks center bud death if overcovered. Use dirt to tops by mid October and cover with boards during hard freezes. A closing proverb notes frugal household virtues.
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Department of Horticulture
The
College of Agriculture
Negroes back Harding in call for civil rights unity
The Toledo Pioneer quotes a speech by Warren G. Harding praising colored citizens rights and supporting the Beatty bill, arguing penalties for denying civil rights and urging black voters in counties with colored candidates to support them. It warns Southern whites to resist expected reforms.
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General Assembly
Ogden Snubbed by Louisville Negro Ministers
The Louisville Ministerial Association criticized Congressman Charles F. Ogden after he did not attend a meeting with the group and his Democratic rival James H. Richmond. Richmond spoke on the League of Nations for about fifteen minutes, accusing Ogden of misrepresenting the issue. Ogden later spoke to colored ministers at West Chestnut Baptist Church but avoided addressing white ministers.
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Ministerial Association of
Louisville
Charles F. Ogden
Ogden
James H. Richmond
League of Nations
Richmond
Rev
C. W. Welch
Negro Ministerial Association
West Chestnut Baptist Church
Mr. Ogden
West Disintegrating in Midwest Republican Factions
The Middle West shows rifts within the Republican ranks as Illinois battles Thompson and Lowden factions and Wisconsin faces a late nomination by James Thompson. The Lenroot and La Follette Progressive influence blasts through party unity, threatening losses in Illinois, Wisconsin, and the Dakotas to non partisan league and factional splits.
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Middle West
Illinois
Thompson
Lowden
Wisconsin
James Thompson
la Follette
Lenroot
John Oglesby
Len Small
Dakotas
411 Acre Farm For Sale In Shelby County
411 acre farm for sale in Shelby County ten miles from Shelbyville and three miles from Waddy live business and railroad town. 100 acres woodland and remainder highly cultivated with tenant house barns and large tobacco acreage three miles from depot schools and churches. Price and terms negotiable for buyer. For details apply at this office.
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Shelby County
Shelbyville
Waddy
Forecast of principal crops in the United States
The Department of Agriculture released last week forecasts for major crops. Corn is placed at 3,216,192,000 bushels and total wheat at 750,648,000, with oats 1,444,362,000 and rice 52,298,000 bushels amid varied conditions across crops.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
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American Red Cross
George N. Connell Co
Lexington, Ky
Chenault&orear
Harding
Toledo Pioneer
Warren G. Harding
Marion
America
Republic
South
United States
Sherman
ROYAL
Lexington, Kentucky
Mullane
U. S
Els
National Democratic
John R. Downing
National Committee
Citizens’ Union National Bank
New York
J. N. Camden
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