Chautauqua Feature Opera Opens With Scenic Spectacle
Chautauqua presents a feature comic opera with special scenery and a star cast. The program includes the Cremona Orchestra Cartwright Brothers Quartet and Brownell Concert. Selected New York singers join the lineup as the vacation season begins.
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Normantiy
Americas
Geried
Val Prance
Cremona Orchestra
Cartwright Prothers
Hrownell
Tyo
Umostam
New York
Outbreak of White Grubs Warns Farmers in Several Regions
The Agriculture Department warns of severe white grub injury this season across southern New York, northern Pennsylvania, northern Ohio, the Naval? of Michigan, northern Indiana, eastern Iowa and Wisconsin. Do not plant corn or potatoes on infested land. rotate crops with oats or barley first year, clover second, corn third, to reduce grub impact. Ground in pure clover or last year’s corn may be safe for corn this year. Farmers should obtain Bulletin 640 for full details.
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United States Department of Agriculture
York
Cnsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Lewe
Wisconsin
Happenings About Town and Local Visits
Neeremer spent the weekend with his sister Mrs Geo Kemmis of Terre Haute. Mr and Mrs Dow Hayes of Linton visited here over Sunday. Mrs S E Bowman and Miss Helen Gantz visited friends at Terre Haute Monday. Mrs Ethel Neeremer and son William Harold spent the weekend at Elnora with her parents. Miss Hazel Crooke returns home for summer with her parents. For Sale Pure bred Collie pups See C B Mumaw.
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WB. Neeremer
Mrs
Geo. Kemmis
Terre Haute
S. E. Bowman
Helen Gantz
Ethel Neeremer
William Harold
Elnora
W. H. Swinda
Hazel Crooke
Freeport
Ill
Mrs. H. H. Crooke
Productive Farm Land and Nonproductive Areas Defined
A Farmers' Bulletin 745 from the United States Department of Agriculture explains productive farm land as land used to produce crops and forage, while nonproductive land includes buildings, roads, wide fence rows, ditches, headlands, swamps, rocks, ravines, and other areas not economically supporting stock. The bulletin offers how to request copies from Washington, D.C.
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United States Reepairtment of Agriculture
Oat Waushington
D.C
Enrich Soil by Trenching in English Gardens
The Lome gardeners enrich soil by moving surface soil aside and trenching 14 to 16 inches into the subsoil. They replace the subsoil and mix rotted manure, creating a rich medium. This practice, called trenching, yields heavy vegetable crops and improves drought tolerance. Details are in USDA bulletins available free on request.
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England
United States Department of Agriculure
United States Department of Agriculture
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Fickett, Pershing & Co
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Normandy
Farmers Bank
Indiana Bankers Associations
Kodak
Eastman
Rexall
A. M. Keck
Switz City
Odon
Southside Park
M. E. Church
Odon Clothing Co
Paint & Vernish Departmenty
Odon Drug CO
Odeon
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