Local Visitors and Calls From Epsom and Vicinity
Clarence Shilor and Stever Parker of Epsom called on Ben Fiddler Monday afternoon. William Harper spent Sunday with Herschel Harper. Mrs L E Tighe visited Vandalia Mo ss the guest of A N Long and family. Herschel Harper and family with Arthur Long and Alfred Chestnut called at Tom Resler’s Friday. Willis Overton visited Herschel Hinkle Sunday. Sam Raney and family with Bale and Herschel Resler called at Jas Chestnut’s Sunday afternoon. Jessie Roach returned home Saturday night after visiting her brother William near Loggotee. Alva Callahan of near Ogon called on Ben Fiddler Monday. Arthur Long called on Moses Overton Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence and
Stever Parker
Epsom
Ben Fiddler
Herschel Harper and Family
Arsthur Long
Alfred Chestnut
Tom Reslers
Sam Raney
Bale
Herschel Resler
Jas
Jessie Roach
Loogbo Tee
Local Social Roundup From Plainville and Vicinity
Thursday visitors John A Groves Trainor J T Pruett attended Lodge at Plainville. Mr and Mrs John A Grove and Mr and Mrs William Fisher drove to Odon. Geo Tomey and son Charles to Odon. Ed Scott delivered hogs to Dillon and Hasler at Elnora. Mrs Elis Scott and son Will with Mr and Mrs Scott visited Washington. Ruth Metheny and Margaret Hart visited the Black Saturday. Ida Keller and son Rayn guests of F N Kane. Scott called on Chas Tonney Sunday evening.
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John A Groves
Trainor
J. T. Pruett
Plainville
John A Grove
William Fisher
Odon
Geo Tomey
Son Chas
Ed Scott
Dillon
Hasler
Elnora
Elis Scott
Will
Scott
Washington
Ida Keller
Son Rayn
F N- Kane
Tanlac Restores Health for Peoria Woman After Twenty Five Years
Mrs. Henrietta Shoup of route 3 Peoria credits Tanlac with dramatic health gains after twenty five years of misery. She reports improved digestion, relief from headaches and dizziness, restored sleep, regained strength, and weight gain. Tanlac is sold in Odon Washington Alfordsville and Elnora through local retailers.
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Tanlac
Henrietta Shoup
Peoria
Sutliff & Case Drug Store
Odon
Odon Drug ‘Co
Washington
Phase Williams i
Alfordsville
R.A. Roberts
Elnora
E.R
Dormant Sprays for San Jose Scale Control
H. P. Stuckey of the Georgia Experiment Station notes most proprietary lime-sulphur sprays and several homemade formulas effectively combat San Jose scale when applied as directed. Two sprayings are often needed, one after dormancy and another before spring growth, with pruning done beforehand to save time and material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Stuckey
Georgia Experiment Station
San Jose
Community Sires Offered in Better Stock Campaign
A Florida stock farm writes to the USDA Bureau of Animal Industry offering Holstein bull Hampshire boar and Duroc boar services as free community sires to promote the Better Sires Better Stock campaign. They report the animals have pedigrees and seek enrollment and recording for their farms while noting a service fee for registered stock.
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Hampshire
United States Department of Agriculture
Florida
Bureau of Animal’ ‘Industry
High Cost of Poultry Feed Impacts Poultrymen
The article warns that rising poultry feed costs worry commercial poultrymen and fancy breeders alike. It urges buyers to leverage large feed purchases, study marketing by visiting nearby cities, sampling products, and negotiating with top grocers and hotels for the best overall prices to keep ends meet.
Manure as a Farming Factor in Barnyard Management
The article discusses the value of barnyard manure in farming arrangements for sheltering cattle horses sheep hogs and goats. It emphasizes manure as a factor in efficient agricultural planning and notes its growing worth.
Proper Foal Rearing From Weaning to Growth
Guidance on early feeding for foals two months old to weaning at five or six months. Use a high pen to separate dam, then feed from a trough. Maintain oats and grain, then increase ration at weaning to promote growth and future sale value.
Colostrum and early care for foals in good horse development
Wase l outlines the importance of colostrum for foal digestion and growth. Proper dam nourishment, pasture or simple concentrates, and early stable care reduce diarrhea and constipation with basic remedies like boiled milk and castor oil.
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W. T. Wasel
Colorado Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Colo
Preventing Smut in Wheat Seed
Advice to treat seed wheat for smut using formaldehyde diluted in water. Use one pint formaldehyde per 40 gallons of water for 50 bushels, wet all grains, cover for hours, then dry. Sow within 24 hours and do not treat more than can be sown in a day to prevent smut in the next crop.
Value of corncobs in soil improves organic matter
Corncobs offer value beyond plant nutrients as organic matter. When obtainable at minimal haul cost, especially on tight compact clay soil, they are worth hauling to turn under for soil improvement.
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Austin Ave
Dept
Chicago
U.S.A
Animals to Harvest Crops and Labor Shortages
When labor is scarce to harvest crops, live stock offer a profitable method by pasturing surplus. Farm animals harvest crops cheaply while helping to maintain soil fertility and provide gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Young stock require care in the winter season
Farmers face a quiet period when stock needs much attention yet helps later in harvest. The note suggests extra winter labor is worthwhile as healthy animals aid in future crops. Rexall Store next to Post Office is mentioned as a location reference.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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East Main St
Odon, Ind
Shubert
Indiana
Mney
MIN
J Wways. Wy
Shilor
Wm Harper
Herschel Harper
Mrs LE Tighe
Vandalia ‘Moss
A N Long
Willis Overton
Herschel Hinkle
Alva ‘Callahani
Néar Ogon
Ben
Fidalér
Arthur
Long
Moses Overton
David Dowie
OE Kidwell
Ruth Metheny
Garet Hart
We. Scott
Chas Tonney
United States
the Home Bakery
Leahy
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