Sunday Visits Trace Local families and relatives
Mrs N S Tighe and daughter Mary Frances visit A N Long and family. Jakie Chestnut and Ernest Harper see Dale Resler. Arthur Long visits Mosey Overton. Mattie Faith goes to Jasonville. Mrs Josie Resler spends with A N Long. Irene Long from Jasonville visits grandparents A N Long. Mrs James Overton and Mrs Curt Overton visit John Riggins Eaglesville. Dot Byrer visits Rezia Overton family. Oliver Hinkle and family call on James Chestnut. Clark Lambs visit with Jno Garett family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. S. Tighe
Mary
Frances
A. N. Long
Jakie Chestnut
Ernest Harper
Dale Resler
James Overton
Curt Overton
John Riggins
Eaglesville
Dot’ Byrer
Rezia Overton
Oliver Hinkle
James, Chestnut
Trustee’s Notice for Madison Township Office Hours
Trustee R D McCarter announces weekly office hours in Odon at H T Laughlin building on West Main Street and at residence to conduct Madison township business. Reading the notice, the core fact is the weekly attendance pattern and location for township affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odon
H. T. Laughlin
Ion
West
Main
Madison Township
D.mccarter
Trees for Fence Posts and Erosion Control from Pine Roots
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture guidance promotes planting trees to reclaim wash lands. It highlights shortleaf pine and other species for rapid root growth, erosion control, and durable fence posts. Spacing, site selection, and nursery sources are noted to optimize protection of gullies and dry clay soils in Piedmont regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Piedmont
Planting Forest Trees for Gully Reclamation
Instructions on selecting thin pines as gully plants, seedling size 6 to 12 inches, careful removal with minimal root disturbance, immediate placement in buckets with water or moist moss, keeping roots from drying, firming soil, and spacing 5 to 6 feet. Also notes other trees may work, and FS USDA will provide planting guidance and dealer lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todsen
Forest Service
United States Department of, S Agriculture
Barley as a Feed Crop for Northern Farms
The northern farmer notes barley yields more feed per acre than other small grains on well drained soils. Barley fits well in rotation, stores well for feeding, and can be seeded after spring wheat with good advantages for farm management and livestock.
Crop Reports Issued Fast From State Field Agents
The Bureau of Crop Estimates of the U S Department of Agriculture issues a crop report from each territory. After Washington release, figures are telegraphed to agents who publish county and state mimeograph notes with weather comments. The service is improving with better organization, staff, and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Crop Estimates
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
United States
Deputy stallion enters season at Hastings barn near Odon
The pure bred Stallion Deputy will make the 1919 season at the John Hastings barn five miles southwest of Odon and three miles northeast of Epsom. Terms are 15 dollars. See this great horse. Frank Bowman, Owner John Hastings, Keeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno
Hasting
Odon
Epsom
Frank Bowman
Size and Quality: A Mammoth Jack at Poplar Hill Farm
The advertisement proclaims Size and Quality as a real jack that will bear inspection. Prospective buyers are invited to inspect at Poplar Hill Farm, five miles southwest of Odon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar’Hill Farm
Odon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fletcher
Constance
Gennne Castoria
Centaur Company
N& York City
Odon Drug CO
SHLOH
Arthur’ Long
Mosey Overton
Mattie
Faith
Jasonville
Josie Resler
A N Long
Akom Lamb
Albert Lamb
Irene Long
Mr. and
Mrs. A N Long
Clark ‘Lamb
Jno. Garett
Ea Sa
Tabés
tekRae
Abs
Ray
Cbeek
DEVOE
Homestead
M. B. Ulrich & ‘Co
Odon, Indiana
Rolla
Velveria
Ehar
Reat
Velvet
Wondar
Tadier
Rexall
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