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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1911
Page
3
Dairymen are urged to anticipate pasture shortages in late summer by provisioning succulent feed and silage. Build or adjust silos for summer use, plan small diameter silos, and consider sailing crops such as field peas oats alfalfa sorghum red clover sweet corn or cow peas to maintain green feed through drought periods.
Professor M N Fisher outlines broom corn as a viable Indiana crop on good corn soil. Plant late May, drill spacing 6 to 8 inches, harvest when seed nearly mature, table stalks at three feet, cure, thresh seed, and tie into brooms or sell. Seed not high grade feed. profitability depends on market and position.
Two hunters Kidder and a narrator chase ducks and rabbits through farms and fields near a town, misadventure and misfires mark a long dawn outing. They encounter a go devil, a cow, and a dog, with ducks eluding capture and a final verdict that it was a poor day for duck hunting.
Paris reporter recounts Anglade a Pau miser who hid his wealth after death. His wife opened the grave with a magistrate and found gold, bank notes, and bonds tucked in his armpit and within a bamboo cane buried with him.
A studious woman says conversation is a gift and Miss Cayenne adds that if people paid for talk there would be far less of it.
A humorous exchange sets up a marriage proposal amid finances. A man admits poor finances while a sister cautions about a bishop’s wedding vows and a peculiar moment of the proposed groom reacting to a girl chewing gum.
Aunt Melissa is an energetic talker while Uncle Silas speaks little. He frowns after a sharp remark about wasting sugar in coffee and goes into a multi day silence. A daughter notes the rift and the mother remains surprised at the length of his huff. The piece comes from Youth's Companion.
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