New 1921 Fish Law Bans Angling for Bass and Bluegills
George N. Mannfield, superintendent of the fish and game division, explains the 1921 act makes it unlawful to fish for large and small mouth black bass and bluegills from April 30 to June 16 to protect nesting fish. Any caught must be released immediately. the law permits fishing for other species during the period.
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George N. Mannfield
Fish and Game Division
State Department of Conservation
Mannfeld
Sorbol Quadruple Promises Goitre Relief At Home
Columbus Indiana resident Christina Pearson reports relief from a years long goitre after using Sorbol Quadruple. She says rapid heartbeat, throat tightness, and breathlessness improved. she credits one bottle. The ad claims small bottles, no irritation, no disruption to work, and invites readers to Ulrich's stores or the Sorbol Company for information.
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Christina Pearson
Columbus
Ind
The
Columbia Republican
Ulrich’s Drug Stores
Sorboi Company
Mechanicsburg
Ohio
Outbreak of White Grubs Expected Across Several States
The United States Department of Agriculture warns of severe white grub injury this season in southern New York northern Pennsylvania northern Ohio and other regions. Rotation of crops is advised with a three year cycle and avoidance of corn or potatoes on land previously in grass. Farmers' Bulletin 640 offers full guidance.
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United States Department of Agriculture
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Ilinois
Iowa
Soutern
Wisconsin
Farmers
Productive Farm Land Definition and Exclusions
Farmers Bulletin 745 from the United States Department of Agriculture defines productive farm land as land used for crops pasturing animals or supplying forest products. Nonproductive land includes buildings, roads unnecessary fence rows wide, ditches headlands swamps rocks ravines sloughs or non economically supporting pasture. Copies available from the USDA in Washington DC.
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Farmers
United States Department of Agriculture
Department Oat
Washington, D. C
Trenching Enriches Soil for Better Drought Survival
The article explains trenching as a method to loosen subsoil by digging a deep channel then restoring surface soil with rotted matter. It claims trenching boosts vegetable yields and drought resilience, and notes USDA bulletins detail soil preparation free on request.
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England
United States Department of Agriculture
Wea
Ryotas
Applying Water to Garden
Guide urges thorough watering followed by cultivation for best results. Encourages home gardeners to set up simple irrigation systems to carry crops through dry periods. Free bulletins offered for more information on watering and garden care.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Pop Myers Day Promotes World’s Greatest Sporting Event
A feature on Pop Myers highlighting the International 500 mile race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The piece notes a long lead time of 354 days for preparation and the event drawing thousands of spectators.
Prediction of New World Record at Indianapolis 500
A century peak crowds at the Indianapolis Speedway exceeded 100000 in past years and 125000 attended last year. The Ninth Annual 500 mile Sweepstakes seat sale opened January 31 and indications point to a new world record for the 1921 event.
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Indianapolis Speedway
Rickenbacker Plans Trip to Attend Indy 500
Eddie Rickenbacker former race driver and war ace will fly from Oakland California to Indianapolis for the Ninth International 500 mile race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Monday May 30. He will depart California days before the race, stop in Omaha Nebraska, and then fly to Indianapolis where he will be greeted by the American Legion and former racing rivals. Rickenbacker remains a beloved figure in Indianapolis, his former home.
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Choscoe Sarles
Dario Rest
Ralph de Paloma
Ira Vai
Ralph Mulford
Tommy Milton
Eddie Hearne
Andre Boillot
France
Gmintaris
Oddie Rickenbacker
Oakland
Cal
Indianapolis
Rickenbacker
Eddie
Aftr
California
Omaha
Neb
American Legion
Howdy Wilcox Promises Caution in 4500 Mile Indy Dash
Veteran driver Howdy Wilcox says he will not risk speed in the 4500 mile Indianapolis race. He recalls a near crash when a wire wheel showed weakness and notes he would pit rather than press on. Wilcox won the 1915 International 560 mile race and is widely noted for skill and finishes.
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Wilcox
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