Garden This Week In Country Gentleman Pick Cultivate
The article urges prompt use of harvested vegetables and lists possible plantings for the week. It covers transplanting cabbage with care, watering, soil retention on roots, thinning leaves, and timing for sweet corn sowing. It also advises pest control for potatoes and recommends fertilizer, weed control, and adequate sunlight for a productive garden.
Plan Now for Fall Crop Fertilizers
A rural advisory urges farmers to order fall crop fertilizers early due to expected delays from bad weather and slower shipping. The piece cautions that late orders may miss usable timing and stresses control over available supplies.
Dont be a business slacker
A wartime editorial urges business leaders to push productivity and avoid fear driven economy. It warns that the real enemy is domestic business slacking, urging increased effort to sustain prosperity for victory, while conscription will handle worse slackers.
Do Not Wash Eggs Before Storage
A study shows about 5,016,000 dozen eggs spoil yearly in cold storage due to washing or getting wet. Washed eggs lose quality 17 to 22 percent in storage, while dirty unwashed eggs spoil only 4 to 8 percent. Removing the shell’s protective coating allows germs to spoil contents. Prevent losses by not washing eggs intended for storage and by providing clean sheltered nests for hens.
Bean Rust Warning and Garden Tips From 1920s Column
A gardening note warns about rust on beans caused by a fungus and offers practical control using Bordeaux mixture for small patches. It advises careful planting to prevent touching tops, avoiding cultivation in wet weather, and highlights late crops including beans, carrots, beets, corn, and more. It also promotes Sanol kidney bladder remedy with pricing and Rexall Store availability.
Wheat Harvest and Beans Promise Amid Coal Talk
Farmers report better than expected wheat with limited fly damage and good grain fill. Oats look strong after a wet spring, while corn grows well though stands vary and some replanting occurs. Navy beans are abundant in this community. Indiana leaders discuss a potential coal supply solution without a special session, with ongoing council efforts to ensure ample fuel at reasonable prices for next winter.
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Indianapolis
State Council of Defense
George Ade
National Capital
Indiana
James P. Goodrich
Indiana General Assembly
Wil H. Hays
Washington
William G. Irwin
State Council
June Rainfall Tops Five Inches in Indiana report
The June precipitation reached 5.60 inches with 1.57 inches in a single day on June 9, while temperatures ranged from 2 to 96 degrees. In Daviess county court records, multiple notices announce foreclosure and divorce actions in the September term, including Robert Cunningham et al seeking to quiet title on 50 acres in section 34 and Josephine M. Bough pursuing a divorce from Lee R. Bough with a Sept 4 court appearance.
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C. C. Feagans
State of Indiana
Daviess County
Daviess
Robert Zigler
Robert Cunningham
Miley Cunningham
Day Cunningham
Louis Cunningham
Bethuet M. Cunningham
Manford Cunningham
Lucretia Dickerson
Susan A. Lafferty
Anna McCory
Thomas McCory
Cynthiana Brown
James M. Cunningham
Martha J. Slider
Amanda Holt
Calvin Holt
Edgar E Hixon
Ethel Keller
Gertrude Hixon
William Hixon
Lula Hixon
Elizabeth Cunningham Riggins
John Cunningham
Thomas Cunningham
Reason Cunningham
Nancy McCory
Susan Sumner
John W. Sumner
Robert W. Cunningham
Godlman Cunningham
Julia A. Sears
Nelson Cunningham
Daviess Circuit Court
Indiana
Towit
Washington
E. Meade
Mattingly & Myers
Josephine M. Bough
Lee R. Bough
E. T. Laughlin
State of
A.D
FE. T. Laughlin
Celery Cultivation Tips For Rich Soil And Planting Timeline
Advice on growing celery stresses rich soil with manure compost and steady cultivation. It suggests selecting nearby plants and starting fall and winter plantings now through early August for best results.
Notice of Final Settlement for Lydia A. Seneff Estate
The administrator Harry H. Crooke reports final settlement of Lydia A. Seneff's estate with the Daviess circuit court. The court set September 3, 1917 for hearing. Attorneys Mattingly and Myers represent the matter.
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Lydia A. Seneff
Daviess Circuit Court
Harry H. Crooke
Doing Good With Chamberlain's Remedy
In Delmeny Saskatchewan resident John F Jantzen reports using Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for himself and family and finding it an exceptionally fine preparation. For sale by the Odon Drug Co.
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Chamberlain
John F. Jantzen
Delmeny, Sask
Odon Drug Co
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