Local Family Visits and Weekend Socials Across Town
Shiloh Roy Chestnut traveled to Newberry on Thursday while Warren Byrer visited Sunday with Gary Byrer Ben Chestnut and family of the Marsh joined Mrs Mahala Chestnut Denver Harper spent Saturday night with Alpha Brooks east of Odon Bert Road visited Newberry Sunday John Bratton Jacob Chestnut and Joe Noblett spent Sunday with Cornelius Resler Macgit Harper enjoys a few days with Mrs Alva Hattery of Oden Franchee John Hamerickhouse and son Russ spent Sunday with friends in Oden Denver Harper also there Clinton and Harry Kelso went to Blackhawk on Monday Mir and Mrs Henry Adkins visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Elmer Fish Clarence Byrer called on Joe Chestnut Sunday Jacob Resler left for Danville III to visit his son Eugene Tuesday Elnig and Helen Moore of Lintin are spending a few days with Fred Boyd and family A few from this vicinity attended the Children’s Day program at Raclesville Sunday night The Mt Olive festival Saturday night by local young people was a success Dean Richardson and family spent Sunday evening with Mrs and Mrs Jeff Richardson
Farlen Sunday School and church gatherings noted
Farlen Sunday School at 630 AM and BYP U at 8 PM. Mrs Frank Goshorn and Mrs John Ketcham visited Henry Taylor’s family. Fifteen Juniors from Mt Glive S S spent Sunday with their teacher. Mrs G Wallick mentioned.
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BYP U
Mra
Frank Goshorn
John Ketcham
Britta Ketchan
Henry Taylor
Mt. Glive S. S
Wallick
Hendersons and friends gather in Newberry region
Mr and Mrs William Henderson and Wilbert Henderson spent Sunday with John Richardson and family of Newberry. Several from the area attended children’s exercises at Bethany Sunday night. Josephine Henderson returned home from Lyons after visiting sister Mrs Earl Griffith.
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Wm. Henderson
Wilbert Henderson
John Richardson
Newberry
Bethany
Josephine Henderson
Lyons
Mrs Earl Griffith
Hog Shippers Warned to Monitor Weather Forecasts
U S Department of Agriculture urges hog shippers to use weather forecasts during May and June shipments after data show 181 dead on arrival out of about 46 000 hogs shipped from local points. High temperatures on May 23 and June 13 contributed to fatalities, with further studies planned to clarify temperature effects on transit hogs.
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Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Agricultural Ecodemics
Thoures
Rye Friend of Home Gardener
Clovers and legumes fix nitrogen as rye soil builds fertility for backyards and farms. The United States Department of Agriculture recommends sowing rye mid August and turning it under in spring to prevent erosion, improve soil, and feed hens for egg production.
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Nile
United States Department of Agriculture
Complaints Against Moles Double as Crop Damage Rise
The biological survey reports widespread mole damage to hiwns, gardens, and truck farms, mainly from mice following mole runways. Moles lift girdled turf and create ridges, harming grasses and crops. In western states and Oregon, burrowing piles bury plants and hinder harvesting. Practical control methods are shared via correspondence and demonstrations.
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Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Oregon
Californiia
Planting Second Crops With Bonemeal Boost
The article advises planting a second crop by spreading bone meal thinly on the soil surface. Rake in, sow seeds, and allow two weeks for the plants to show growth from the added plant food.
Smooth Pea Seed Germination Tips
The passage notes smooth peas start earliest germination while wrinkled peas lag. It references soil conditions and timing for planting, suggesting smooth types sprout sooner under the described ground and print conditions.
Garden Dayvis Teenton pl.n Progress Advice
The text gives seasonal garden tips on saving seeds planting freely avoiding stinginess using seeds often rotating crops cultivating year round tending berry plants and combating pests to prevent waste and keep effort steady in sun and heat.
Seed bed quality for sweet clover cultivation
A deep well prepared seed bed is unsuitable for sweet clover as it germinates better on well-racked seeds. Surface coverage suffices, and many ancient stands arose by sowing on unbroken land or on soil left from the previous year's small grain crop.
Failing Fence Repairs Highlight Need for New Posts and Wire
A columnist notes that repairing decayed fence posts and rusty wire wastes effort and money. Experience shows replacing the fence is more practical than patching worn sections.
Rotate to Avoid Tomato Diseases
Rotate crops to prevent soil infections that affect toma toes. Avoid planting tomatoes on the same ground year after year to reduce disease risk.
De Laval Cream Separator Dominates Use, Say Surveys
Three independent investigations across New York Ohio Minnesota and Tennessee show De Laval cream separators widely used. Surveys from Cornell Countryman The Farmer Hoards Dairyman and regional dairy programs find De Laval at around half or more of units and the rest split with nearest competitor. The studies credit performance longevity and ease of cleaning as reasons for popularity.
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Furdue
de Laval
de Lavals
St. Paul
Hoard’s Dairyman
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Gary Byrer
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Mahala Chestnut
Denver Harper
Alpha Brooks
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Bert
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Jacob Chestnut
Joe Noblett
Cornelius Resler
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Alva Hattery
Oden
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Son Russ
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Harry Kelso
Blackhawk
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Joe Chestnut
Jacob Resler
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Eugene
Elnig
Helen Moore
Lintin
Fred Boyd
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Mt. Olive
Dean Richardson
Jeff Richardson
Farlen
Scotland
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Margaret Cox
Joe Ledgerwood
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Alva Sinclair
Alma Henderson
Ray Hasler
Dewey
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William Wallace
Charley Ledgerwood
Malinda Henderson
Theodore Henderson
Chamberlain
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Rye
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Cs Department
Burt
Tess
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Mutual Driving Club
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