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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1921
Page
6
An uneven,OCR heavy discussion on feeding farm flocks. It references grains grown near Farn and notes the need for proper poultry diets, including milky byproducts, but the text is fragmented and garbled with stray terms and unclear context.
A fragmented note on muscadine grape growth discusses cultivation steps and harvest potential. It mentions vines and fruit development but lacks full details from the clipping.
The readable fragments present a fragmentary note about a sen ration term or item. Details are unclear but the text hints at a tentative designation or event possibly involving a senate or senatorial context.
An article on tomato pruning and staking from the United States Department of Agriculture highlights that well pruned plants save space and yield better fruit. It discusses trellising, suckers removal, spraying, and timing for fall harvests, with practical notes for home gardeners.
The text appears as a mangled note discussing a woodlot loan or bank principal. It mentions growth, growth rate, and principal. The legible parts are too incomplete to identify people, places, or concrete actions.
A garbled passage hints at concerns over a silo's value and use. The text suggests debates about maturity of a plot and the importance of the silo for producing nutritious feed, with no party willing to discard it or go without its benefits.
Cheap garden seeds may save cents initially but often cost more in failed crops and wasted time. The piece warns that investing in quality seed improves germination, yield, and overall garden success rather than trimming costs on this essential item.
Mrs bert Mitchell and son Bobby of New York visit Mr and Mrs R F Denny and relatives. A large crowd honors Caroline Sawyer for her 17th birthday with music and games. Evangelists praised for aiding church fund drive of over 20 000 for the new church. Various visits and social events noted around Plainville and nearby towns.
The sixteen month old Marjorie Carnahan of Aliceville Knox county died Friday evening in an eight gallon jar filled with water. The child allegedly toppled in losing balance and struck its face on the water bottom. the mother discovered the body.
Miss Lillie Hayes spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives at Burns City visiting family and returning home.
An old advertisement states hall s Catarrh Medicine treats acute and chronic catarrh by building the system and cleansing the blood. It claims internal action through the blood on mucous surfaces with testimonials and a money back guarantee. Sold by all druggists for 75 cents.
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