Social visit notes from local families Sunday and Tuesday
Bunkum Rev and Mrs E Myers visited with Mr and Mrs Ela Bailes Sunday. Mr and Mrs Will Jackson spent Friday night at Wi Kinnaman. John Irvin and family visited at D W Osborn's Sunday. Albert Kinneman and family Oye McNabb and family Walter Herron and family and Cisco Kinaman od family spent Easter Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wi Wkinaman. Walter Goodman and Lowell Fisher came home Sunday from Bloomington where they are working. Osborne was home Sunday from Lafayette. Mr and Mrs Jake Gimlin spent Sunday with George O'Neal and family. Mr and Mrs Cecil Roberts and family of Elnora spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Noah Fisher. Roscoe Wade of Elnora was here Tuesday. Mrs H M Connell spent Tuesday with Mrs Ray Connell. Cletustlerton spent Sunday with Herbert Fields.
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Albert Kinneman
Oye McNabb
Walter Herron
Cisco Kinnaman
Wi Wkin
Walter Goodman
Lowell Fisher
Bloomington
Cecil Roberts
Elnora
Noah Fisher
Trustee Notice for Madison Township Office Attendance
Trustee R D McCarter will attend to Madison township business at his office in Odon at the Laughlin building on West Main Street each Saturday and every other day as required, with residence days listed for weekly duties and reappointment to duties.
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Odon
RE. DP
Investigate Unusual Noises In Vehicles And Home Repairs
Advice urges immediate checks on unusual sounds from trucks and machines to prevent damage. It notes a quick diagnostic of a noisy differential and subsequent cleaning and lubrication can save bearings and costs. The text also oddly describes a baking practice for onions and a homemade paste.
Clover Weevil Disease Threat to Clover Crops Across U S
A USDA report details the clover leaf weevil, now widespread in clover growing areas, and notes a deadly fungal disease keeps larvae in check. Introduced from Europe in 1881, the pest feeds on clover and alfalfa, with larvae peaking in April. Natural enemies include birds and turkeys, while control favors fall pasture or spring clipping under a second-year crop.
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United States Department of Agriculture
America
Europe
United States
Barrington
N. J
Cvast
Tian
Corn Root Rot Threatens Corn Yields In 1319
U S Department of Agriculture warns corn root rot may destroy up to 125 million bushels. article outlines impact on yields, explains a rag doll germinator test using discarded kernels from each ear, and advises seed cleaning, soil fertility, and crop rotation to reduce disease.
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United States
Ture
United States Department of Agriculture
Make Farm Homes Pleasing
Suitable plantings are necessary to unite the parts of a farmstead into a pleasing homelike whole. Trees are used for windbreaks and to frame buildings, while shrubs help define foundations, support corners, and screen unsightly objects. Native trees and shrubs best suit the locality.
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The
Delaval Cream Separator Co
Thompson
Hardware
Indiana
Bunkum
E Myers
Ela Bailes
Will Jackson
Wi Kinnamans
John Irvin
D W Osborn
Aman
Uintin Osborne
Lafayette
Jake Gimlin
George O'Neal
Roscoe Wade
H M Connell
Ray Connell
Cletustlerton
Herbert Fields
Pershing & Co
Cash Store
Day’s Electric Shop
Goricul
Permalife
Pre
Ife
H. D. Cooper
Odon Garage
G. W. Henderson
Odon and Plainville, Indiana
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